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Blizzard Entertainment announced that as of the first 24 hours of Diablo III's release, more than 3.5 million copies had been sold, setting the new all-time record for fastest-selling PC game.
That number does not include the more than 1.2 million players who received Diablo III as part of signing up for the World of Warcraft Annual Pass promotion. Altogether, more than 4.7 million gamers around the world were poised to storm Sanctuary on day 1 of Diablo III's release -- representing the biggest PC-game launch in history.
As of the first week of the game's availability, that number had already grown to more than 6.3 million.* The above figures also do not include players in Korean Internet game rooms, where Diablo III has become the top-played game, achieving a record share of more than 39% as of May 22.†
But Diablo III's launch was not as smooth as one would expect from such a high profile game. A lot of players weren't able to play the single player campaign on launch day due to the game's always-online DRM requirement; Hardcore fans of the game also didn't like the game's new cheerful atmosphere and its (over) simplification; Not to mention, the fact that hackers have already found a way to hack user accounts.
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Lol at the haters
Boring, not much fun for your bucks
The best game ever made!!
Diablo 3 is overhyped trash
STOP SAYING HACKERS HAVE FOUND WAYS TO HACK ACCOUNTS..they havent. Its just people with stupid password/user name combinations, who have probably been hacked before..or purchased gold for another game..and they probably used the same Email/pw combination for those sites as they do for their Games..or they visit too many porn sites and have a key logger installed. But saying hackers can bypass Login credentials, as you did in another story, is total BS
You're just full of
You're just full of brilliance today, aren't you? It's not only been proven and demonstrated that session ID's can be taken; but people with extreme security measures in place, and authenticators are being hacked as well. Sure, people get hacked because they blunder around the internet like idiots. But the fact remains, there is a serious flaw in the game ATM, and needs to be fixed. Blizzard thinks it's fun to give it's users the runaround though, which is sad.
I bet most developers out
That makes no sense son. Sold
That makes no sense son. Sold more because of DRM? No sense at all considering DRM is meant to stop used game sales (not piracy as most people seem to believe and as most companies preach). Devs can't simply state they're fighting used game sales because that'd turn retail against them (retailers make a lot of money from that), however devs get no money from used game sales so its actually harmful since people who buy used games MIGHT buy the full game if no used copy is available (unlike pirates who wouldnt buy the game if they couldnt get it for free). So yea, they say its to fight piracy, hacking or cheating but its a big lie. Anyway, it seems YOU have a bright future ahead, dont include me in your little group.
Sarcasm was obviously wasted
this game is ****
Game houses want to produce throwaway single player games to squeeze more and more money from people. After one or two years ..at the end of the cycle time..they will close their central servers and users will be forced to buy new **** because they will not have in their hands a good old game..but just unusable garbage. You are idiot Bertis because you just think at the quality of this game and you don't see the entire project around it. Most of the people is angry because Blizzard want to enforce their new market model to the world.
You're way off the mark. D3
You're way off the mark. D3 was never meant to be a game to be thrown away after a year or two, blizzard wanted D3 to last as long as D2 if not more, the real money auction house is proof. This time around they wanted a game to last 10 years while making them money instead of just generating costs like D2 did. I'm not opposed to that, the problem is that blizzard ignored mostly everything that made D2 a good game by trying to cater to casual gamers.
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"Pretty sure it's just the trolls or idiots who think it's an oversimplification of D2. " - You either never played D2 or lack basic analytical skills. "Sometimes you have to think things through and realise why they've done what they've done" - To make the game more appealing to casual players who are intimidated by games with a semi-steep learning curve, in short, for money. Its obvious you want to sound smart but you failed to realize/state even such simple, straightforward facts. Sorry, analysing things (or being smart in general) isn't your cup of tea.
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Except that there's a depressing lack of skills customization. One of the best things about D2 was that there were so many different ways to customize your class, and with D3, you're stuck with what you're given. They seemed to think we'd be super excited about the runes, but they're just about useless. You still end up with really only 1 choice of attack for each class. Wheras D2, each class had any number of ways to allocate the skills.
there is plenty of skill
Still . . .
Congratulations, you, among everyone else, managed to learn that you can use use whatever abilities you want together. You completely missed the point though. In D2, one of the things that made the game great was that you could put all of your points into one attack, or a certain group of them as you see fit. You could be totally useless, save for whirlwinding around, or you could group up several skills and PL them, making corpse explode super powerful. This is only one of about a dozen problems with this game, but only mentioning it because it's pertinent. The game is "Fun" but absolutely miserable as a suitable sequel to D1 and D2.


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Just grabbed mine from EU site. Hurry for those who haven't tried it yet. I haven't and I'm excited !
Just grabbed mine from EU site. Hurry for those who haven't tried it yet. I haven't and I'm excited !
If it was B2P like GW2 i would have bought the game already ...not even gonna try it cause of that -.-
EU5B-B7DM-LKU5-L66L-QAV5 Here's a free one in case anyone gets lazy.
Why does the pay to play model still exist...
My feet hurt and I'm having trouble peeing.
The only game I know that puts out content fast enough to have a pay to play model is guild wars 2, except their content is temporary and their game isn't pay to play
My feet hurt and I'm having trouble peeing.
thanks mahdino, time to try this game out
my favorite videogame death :P
For anyone that hasn't tried WildStar yet. but will be for this upcoming weekend: Watch this video -
Gives a pretty good idea what you're getting into.
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that man did a lot of cocaine before he made that video...
Key for you guys. Don't feel like finding out my password because I honestly don't care that much to just get into a beta weekend I'll probably play 2% of.
Can anyone explain wtf ?!
So eu giveaway gives NA codes ? fantastic
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I should update this but all my effort went into writing this lousy excuse.
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The Netherlands is in that list
This game is suprisingly good!
Played for about an hour or so, once you get out of the tutorial zone the game felts a lot better to me. I hate tutorials lol. Dueld a couple people outside before I logged off and the PVP seems like it's going to be really good in this.
I really don't like PVP, so hopefully the PVE Servers will be like World of Warcraft's or the like.
Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
You know what, I've got to say. The game is way better then everyone said it was, everyone is like "It's generic, WoW clone, Etc"
But honestly, at most the questing is slightly similar to the WoW. But even then, the combat and interactions make up for it.
I mean you get a sense of which side you've actually picked, I picked the dominion humans(They're not called that), and right off the bat I start torturing people. I mean I haven't gotten far, barely even started the combat. But I can say, this game is something far from generic from my first 5 hours. It accepts that it's a Themepark, but tells you it'll immerse you in it aswell.
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The game could be slightly more... I don't know, talkative to the player directly rather than using on-screen HUDs/etc. Of course, it is a communicator system, so I guess it's okay.
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Bend pair arrested in tractor theft after chase, K-9 bite
Wife claimed carjacking; police say untrue
BEND, Ore. - A Bend couple, accompanied by their two children, stole a tractor from a southeast Bend property early Friday, then led two citizens on a pursuit that led to a crash, manhunt and capture with the help of a K-9's bite, police said.
The wife said she and her children had been carjacked, but police said they determined that was untrue and she was charged as well.
It all began around 12:35 a.m., when police responded to a report of a possible theft in progress of a backhoe near the corner of American Lane and Brosterhous Road, said Sgt. Tom Pine.
The caller said he'd interrupted the possible theft and the suspect fled, towing a trailer with a medium-sized tractor worth about $15,000 aboard (the original report of a backhoe was incorrect, Pine said).
The caller to 911 followed the suspect vehicle to an undeveloped lot at the southeast corner of Brosterhous and Murphy roads, where he and another citizen following them said they left the road in an apparent attempt to elude them, Pine said.
Soon, the caller advised dispatchers the suspects had crashed their car and were stuck in the unbuilt subdivision, and a man had run from the car.
Deschutes County sheriff's deputies and an Oregon State Police trooper helped Bend police set up a perimeter, Pine said, with plans to deploy Bend police K-9 Haras to find and capture the man.
Meanwhile, officers contacted the woman at the crashed vehicle. Pine said she told them the man had carjacked her car and had been driving her and her two kids, a 6-year-old girl and 1-year-old boy, around the city for about a half-hour.
However, the sergeant said, further investigation found that to be a lie, and she was instead a co-conspirator in the tractor theft.
Haras and his handler were able to track the fleeing man, later identified as Jeremy Kelso, 34, Pine said. The dog led officers to a freshly damaged fence to a home about 150 yards from the crash scene.
Once in the backyard, the K-9 alerted to a concealed, dark exterior corner of the home, where they found Kelso hiding behind a decorative garden wall, Pine said. But Kelso failed to surrender to officers, and Haras helped take the man into custody shortly before 1 a.m.
Kelso was treated at the scene and at St. Charles-Bend for treatment, before being taken to the county jail, where he was booked on charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and conspiracy to commit that crime, as well as three counts of reckless endangering and second-degree criminal mischief.
Kelso was booked into the jail around 4 a.m. and released on his own recognizance an hour later, pending a July 9th court date, a jail officer said.
His wife, Alida Kelso, also was charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle and conspiracy, but apparently was arrested by citation, as she was not booked into the jail, the officer said.


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From the award-winning novelist and writer of Upstairs, Downstairs, the launch of a brilliant new trilogy about what life was really like for masters and servants before the world of Downton Abbey.
As the Season of 1899 comes to an end, the world is poised on the brink of profound, irrevocable change. The Earl of Dilberne is facing serious financial concerns. The ripple effects spread to everyone in the household: Lord Robert, who has gambled unwisely on the stock market and seeks a place in the Cabinet; his unmarried children, Arthur, who keeps a courtesan, and Rosina, who keeps a parrot in her bedroom; Lord Robert's wife, Isobel, who orders the affairs of the household in Belgrave Square; and Grace, the lady's maid who orders the life of her mistress.
Lord Robert can see no financial relief to an already mortgaged estate, and, though the Season is over, his thoughts turn to securing a suitable wife (and dowry) for his son. The arrival on the London scene of Minnie, a beautiful Chicago heiress with a reputation to mend, seems the answer to all their prayers.
As the writer of the pilot episode of the original Upstairs, Downstairs - Fay Weldon brings a deserved reputation for magnificent storytelling. With wit and sympathy - and no small measure of mischief - Habits of the House plots the interplay of restraint and desire, manners and morals, reason and instinct.
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"A Downtonlike story read by my favorite narrator?"
I found it a light, fun tale. Just what I needed!
I plan to check in to her other offers.
I was saddened to read a poor review by someone else which prompted me to write one myself! I LOVE Katherine Kellgren and since falling in love with her Bloody Jack characters have searched her out and will continue listening and enjoying her narration! Keep up your excellent work Katherine, I enjoy you SOOOOO!
hilarious rendering of life below and above stairs in a Victorian society household.
Same time, different social strata in many books by Anne Perry.
Her voices were priceless.
This book made me laugh out loud.
"Excellent start, poor finish"
Good dialogue, good attention to detail of the period. The characters were well described. I liked the twists and turns. My biggest complaint is the abrupt finish. It seems as if the author had reached her word count, and just wanted to be done. So a "Deus Maccia" (sp?) device is used and in two paragraphs everything is settled, done, fini. Infuriatingly, simplistic conclusion.
I have read others, was much more impressed.
Great range of voices and accents.
"Not quite Downton"
If you like Downton Abbey or Upstairs, Downstairs this book is a good one
its a little funny
I love her voice.
not quite
"Aimless, silly and unlistenable"
It is not the fault of the narrator, but entirely that of the author that "Habits" is rubbishy drivel.
It is pieces of shapeless verbal frippery like this book that makes me wonder anew at the dreck that gets published. I bought this Fay Weldon on an Audible $4.95 sale, mistaking the author for one recommended by a friend. "Habits of the House", not worth a plastic penny.
"If You Like Downton Abbey"
This novel by prolific British novelist, Fay Weldon, is enjoyable and a fun listen. Each chapter is headed by the time and date - maybe some listeners might not like that, but I found it helped me keep track of the plot. This is like Downton Abbey and Upstairs Downstairs as we are introduced to characters from both the upper and lower strata of English society during the Edwardian years. I liked it enough to continue on with the trilogy.
It took awhile for me to get acclimated to Katherine Kellgren's voice, but then I enjoyed her reading.
"skip this and go to the primary sources"
This was boring--slim on plot and characters with any personality whatsoever. I find it hard to believe that it is only one of a forthcoming trilogy. If it is meant, as I suspect, to appeal to "Downton Abbey" or "Upstairs, Downstairs" fans in the "off-season," then editors are either severely underestimating the fans' intelligence levels or I am overestimating them. I hope the former, but fear the latter.
Do your brain a favor and use your credit on Edith Wharton or Henry James. If you want to know more about servant's lives, read any of the well-researched books or memoirs: "Up and Down Stairs," by Jeremy Musson, or "Below Stairs," by Margaret Powell.
Say something about yourself!
"Unlistenable--from a reader who loves this genre"
Early on in this novel, one character beseeches another to stop yelling. I felt the same way. In fact, stop narrating this book altogether!
I am an avid reader, who enjoys everything from Henry James to EM Forster to Ha Jin and Ruth Ozeki, from Jonathan Tropper to Rhys Bowen and Jacqueline Winspeare's Masie Dobbs series. I also enjoy great history books such as Adam Hochschild's brilliant "To End All Wars" and Lynne Olsen's captivating "Citizens of London." In other words, I'll read almost anything.
Except this book. I regret I'll not be able to get through it, due solely to the strident narration. I liked the story and found these characters to be well-imagined and sadly laughable. I would like to know how it all works out.
But I simply cannot get past Katherine Kellgren's voice, which is best characterized as barking. Constantly. It softens only occasionally. It is so harsh, so breakneck, so forced into its wryness, it literally set my teeth on edge.
In scrolling through other reviews, I was frankly relieved to see other readers had similar reactions. I don't like to criticize narration. But I must. It is solely due to the narrator that I will not finish this book.
Weldon has done a nice job of showcasing the end of an era, with characters who are so blind to the changes coming their way. I am assuming this trend continues throughout the book. But I'll never know, because I won't be able to get through it due to the narrator's grating, shouting interpretation.
Oh. So many options there. Almost anyone would have been better. In fact, maybe this is somewhat the fault of the director of this production, who could have encouraged Ms. Kellgren to tone it down a notch. In voicing Isabelle, Ms. Kellgren clearly has a nice tone and is a seasoned reader. But between Isabelle's few moments, there was the horrible barking of Rosina, the lower barking of Robert, the annoying barking of the heir to the earldom.
Sadly, it all just went wrong here. At least for me.
Cannot answer this as I must confess to not being able to get through it.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The same is true when it comes to hearing.
Clearly, as evidenced by some enthusiastic reviews, Katherine Kellgren has her fans. She lost me on this one.
"Read for narrator, Kellgren wonderful, story eh"
I actually found this audiobook while browsing recordings by one of my favorite narrators, Katherine Kellgren. This book happened to showcase her talents for many character voices - she can do so many carried British dialects, American dialects, both females and males, and sound great. This book had them - the traditional aristocracy, their servants of various backgrounds, the American heiress and her somewhat uncouth mother... All beautifully and seamlessly brought to life.
The story was very Downton Abbey, and no surprise. Though, the family portrayed here has starker issues if you ask me, with such bad financial management and the men's extracurricular activities. The composition was interesting - following the different parties throughout their days as the events transpired. Funny how so many people who live in the same house could regard and deal with the same problems so differently. A not inaccurate portrayal of the lifestyle of the time, I'm sure. And I actually learned a bit I hadn't known about the royal family and 1899 world affairs; woot for the part of historical fiction, heh.
Overall a good read for fans of the upstairs-downstairs style or anything generally on late Victorian society. The only part I didn't care for was the scene with Flora - just went too far in descriptions (not thoroughly and explicitly graphic, but at least highly suggestive and around the edges of an activity I found appalling); not to my tastes, and I'm sure not at all proper by Isobel's standards either.
And the sudden jump startled me at the end of the book- I wish Weldon hadn't just skipped a week of events, rather gave the results as a society news story, but all of the loose ends were tied. Will consider reading the sequels, but am not feeling compelled to do so immediately - the style just wasn't urgently gripping in that way, but it kinda grows on you, so I'll let it sit for a while before revisiting the Dilborns.
"An enjoyable story but lacks depth"
Perhaps cutting down on the cast of characters and focusing on a few, solid characters instead.
An excellent narrative voice that is easy to listen to and genre appropriate.
Not particularly.
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The Arsenal midfielder added a second on 32 minutes to give England breathing space at the break. Nobbs' Gunners team mate Danielle Carter got on the score sheet ten minutes into the second half and with time ticking away, Everton's Nikita Parris wrapped up the win scoring number four after coming off the bench.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hey, thanks for the comments. They are exactly what I am looking for.
Firstly, I do agree with you with synthetic benchmarks. I have seen others using them around the web, so that's why I included them. I didn't expect much of a performance increase, but I stated as such. Some people believe that having a 64-Bit OS improves *everything*, and I am just stating that's not the case.
About FarCry, I do believe I mentioned in there that there wasn't much of a performance increase, because of the 64-Bit advantages. I noticed in some levels, that there is more realistic looking fog, and ground. This is why I figure the FPS is not higher. I do agree with you here.
As it stands right now, I don't see any reason for anyone to go 64-Bit, unless they already have a specific use, or need to buy an OS for a fresh computer. I wouldn't consider the price to be worth an 'upgrade' though. As for Longhorn, I am not sure either. For gamers, I'm sure it will be the WGF 1.0/2.0 that will make them want it, moreso than the 64-Bit support. Even at that time, I would be surprised if there was a good amount of 64-Bit supported software on the market.
Time will tell, I suppose.
|I must say, I really don't agree with your article. True, there may not be "huge" differences right now between 32-bit and 64-bit, some of your information and tests were misleading. For example, you ran 32-bit synthetic benchmarks under x64 through WoW64 (an emulator) and expected an increase in performance? It's one thing to run a 32-bit game or app through WoW64 and test performance, but a synthetic benchmark? Also, the FarCry patch you so quickly denounced added additional content that should have reduced performance. Instead, due to the advantages of x64, the performance hit was negligible. You yourself said so in the article, but you put the spin on it to represent what you wanted to get across. Finally, while x64 is not for everyone (many manufacturers have yet to get on the ball with driver support), to say it's pointless is denying the fact that everything that goes into the x64 version of XP will only make 64-bit Longhorn even better (though I have my doubts about switching to Longhorn still...). Decent article, but too much spin towards your own PoV.
|Rob Williams
Glad you enjoyed the article!
You certainly didn't waste money on your 64-Bit though, as you still get killer performance. If you compared benchmarks from your CPU, to 32-Bit CPU's of the same speed, you would see the performance differences.
Once Longhorn is released, hopefully we will get even more punch from our 64-Bit CPU's, since by that time there *should* be more 64-Bit software available.
Can't wait to see how well the 64-Bit Solitaire works
|Fantastic article, very well written and informative. As a rabid game junkie who recently purched a AMD64 3700+ this contained everything I wanted to know aside from the kick in the butt for spending the extra cash for a processor not using its entire potential.
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Enthusiast Look: Windows XP 32-Bit versus 64-Bit
Since Windows XP Pro 64-Bit was released, there has been a lot of speculation of whether it would help current gaming or anything else in general. I put both versions of the OS through a round of benchmarks to see if the 64-Bit does indeed offer any advantage.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (April 22, 2010) — Registration is now open for Walk to School 2010, an international event where communities from over 40 countries join together to walk and bicycle to school. International Walk to School Day is Wednesday, October 6, 2010.
Registration is free and available to individuals and/or organizations holding a 2010 Walk to School event in the U.S. Events that register on the Walk to School Web site, www.walktoschool.org/register, will be displayed on an interactive U.S. map on the Web site, where neighboring communities, media and other organizations can identify who is walking in their area. In 2009, Walk to School participation reached a record high of 3,369 registered events.
Registering a Walk to School event provides organizers access to a variety of downloadable materials, including event ideas, certificates, flyers and a frequent walker punch card. Registrants can also subscribe to receive a weekly e-newsletter for six weeks in September and October with tips and resources on holding a Walk to School event.
For more information on Walk to School activities in the U.S., visit www.walktoschool.org. To view 2009 photos, visit www.iwalktoschool.org/photos/index.htm.
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Within a day after Osama bin Lalden told the world that America and Europe were the enemies of Afghanistan, US and Afghan troops uncovered bombs set to go off when 400 school girls entered the Poorak Girls School in eastern Logar province. A hand grenade and another bomb were rigged to explode at the school's entrance. Col. Abdul Majeed Latifi, deputy chief in Logar said: "I am 100 percent sure this was the work of the Taliban." Upon arrival, US troops found two mortar shells underneath a footbridge in front of the school that was only a few feet from the home of a family.
Osama bin Laden continually complains that US and NATO forces have brought death and destruction to Afghanistan. There is no doubt in many cases lack of accuracy in bombing has resulted in the death of hundreds of innocent Afghan men, women, and children. But, for those duly concerned about such carelessness, there should be equal concern about the barbarity of the Taliban which kills fellow Muslims in the name of some sort of righteous need. How does one justify killing school girls?


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Not knowing how nor wanting to fit in is what makes Mariam Williams and her cyber avatar "Redbone Afropuff" so appealing. The Louisville writer, performer, public speaker, and feminist's trademark is denouncing the "isms" of society – sexism, racism and the social injustices they birth.
Williams exudes a new generation of "Black Womanism." Her persona is a mashup of trendy, eye-catching aesthetics and a cultural throwback to Afrocentric roots; a reclamation of black beauty that shuns the forces of assimilation. It's what she writes about, talks about, and lives out.
Mariam Williams knows the power of the pen as an instrument to record history and perhaps even make history. Her opinions have appeared in The Louisville Courier-Journal since 2009, and she's also been published in Underwired Magazine, performed with the University of Louisville African American Theatre Program and the Juneteenth Legacy Theatre at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Williams fearlessly boasts her feminist philosophies and her mission to educate about sexism and racism, and you can find those thoughts on her blog RedBone Afropuff.
And, you can learn more about them in this weekend's episode of "Connections with Renee Shaw" today at 5pm ET on KET2 and Sunday at 1:30pm on KET.


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A bag of fresh nectarines shared by my neighbor inspired this grilled pork recipe. The salad is delicious served with corn bread as a quick lunch or light, summer supper.—Robyn Limberg-Child, St. Clair, Michigan
Recommended: 65 Heart-Healthy Suppers
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 pound pork tenderloin, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 6 cups spring mix salad greens
- 4 medium nectarines, sliced
- 4 ounces Havarti cheese, cubed
- 1/2 cup sliced sweet onion
- 1/4 cup honey-roasted almonds
- 1 cup honey mustard salad dressing
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the vinegar, syrup and oil. Add pork; seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill pork, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 2-3 minutes on each side or until tender.
- Divide salad greens among six plates; top with pork, nectarines, cheese, onion and almonds. Drizzle with dressing. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Pork Tenderloin Nectarine Salad in Country Woman August/September 2010, p45
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"i added dried cranberries and used light raspberry slad dressing instead of maple... next i'm using bleu cheese instead of havarti, and peel, seed, and dice the cucumber... great idea"


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Great job Shane and what a beauty that queen is! I've done a small handful of removals over the years that were in horse stables. Horse stables always seem to have a multiplicity of tiny openings due to the fact that they are usually non-standard construction....JP
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An Indiana University Maurer School of Law professor who taught at the law school for more than 40 years died Wednesday. The law school announced Patrick L. Baude, the Ralph F. Fuchs Professor Emeritus of Law and Public Service at Indiana University Maurer School of Law died in his Bloomington home after a brief illness.
The Indiana Court of Appeals held that the Federal Employees' Group Life Insurance Act preempts state law claims brought by a man's first ex-wife seeking to keep her and her grandchildren as beneficiaries of the man's life insurance policy.


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I have completed my TEFL Certificate here in Canada and hold 3 university degrees (2 bachelors and a Masters). I am planning to look for TEFL jobs in Istanbul in the very near future and would love some feedback and advice from anyone who has lived and taught in Turkey.
I'm wondering if it's best to apply for teaching jobs before landing in Turkey or if i have better chances getting to Istanbul and look around for jobs in person?
Also, am wondering what the average salary for a teaching position is in Istanbul?


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In the Year 2206 the discovery of Dallezeum. You work for private security company, Blackgate. One of your major contracts, a Research facility in the south pacific belonging to the multi-million dollar bio-technology company SiCon has just gone dark. You are going to go in, and find out why.
Rules: No Godmodding,
killing others characters,
profanity. The basics.
futuristic clothes and gear but weapons are more like today's(future additions, incendiary rounds, etc.)
due to the fact that future weapons are monitored.(No lasers)
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Appearance: Picture if possible.
Bio/History: at least a paragraph
My Charrie Sheet:
Name: Eric Carter
Personality:Serious most of the time, follows orders. Dislikes his authority being questioned, and his unit being disrespected. Loyal to his unit.
Appearance:without the pistols
Equipment: HK MP5K,and AMT Harballer both internally suppressed. Ka-Bar combat knife. Armour with stealth capabilities.
Bio/History:Eric Carter was one of Blackgate's best contract infiltrators, until he was caught by the korean military(korea rejoined into one nation) after being tortured extensively, Blackgate helped him escape. After being Reprimanded, was give a three man/woman squad of fellow infiltrators to train and command. In which he did so well, he was given command of a six man/woman squad. He was to meet them at blackgate HQ, in San diego, California(now in the middle of the pacific and its own country). Eric Walked up the stairs to the Armory, entered his access code, and began to clean and check his weapons, waiting for his unit.


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The Center for Tobacco Treatment Research and Training (CTTRT) conducts cutting-edge tobacco treatment and control research in the context of health care and community settings, medical education and public health. We design, evaluate and disseminate tobacco dependence treatment that is practical to integrate within the medical and public health delivery system to reduce the burden of tobacco use. We also conduct population-based studies to evaluate the impact of public policies on tobacco use. Our treatment-related research has included the design and evaluation of innovative behavioral interventions for nicotine dependence prevention and treatment in adolescents, adults, non-daily smokers, and pregnant women and the testing of novel methods for incorporating tobacco dependence treatment teaching into medical school curriculum.
On the policy level our research has included the evaluation of statewide policies influencing community-based tobacco treatment programs; and the evaluation of smoke free policies in public housing units and cigar packaging/pricing regulations on youth smoking. A hallmark of the clinical and translational research we do is the use of a community-based approach, establishing and nurturing participatory collaborations and defining joint research directions with our community partners including the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), public schools and school health, medical schools, Community Healthcare Centers (CHCs), and community-based organizations. We also have developed and validated measures to assess clinician implementation of evidence-based tobacco treatment guidelines, including the Patient Exit Interview and assessment of the delivery of tobacco treatment assistance for the HEDIS (Health Plan Employer Data and Information Set) measure. We are currently collaborating with the Center for Mindfulness in exploring the use of mindfulness training for smoking cessation in youth. The Center's founder and director, Dr. Lori Pbert, and Center faculty and staff serve as consultants to local, national and international researchers and organizations.
The Health Statistics and Geography Lab is specialized in analyzing neighborhood environment and public policy impact on health behaviors and outcomes, such as smoking, obesity, diabetes, physical inactivity, fruit and vegetable consumption, accidental falls and traumatic injuries. His lab has developed instruments for objectively assessing community walking and nutrition environment, including the Older Pedestrian Environment Survey (OPES), Community Nutrition Environment Evaluation Data Systems (C-NEEDS), Food Purchasing Surveys and Activity Space and Time Use Surveys.
The lab currently provides methodological support to the CDC-funded Prevention Research Center at UMMS, AHRQ-funded FORCE-TJR National Registry of Total Joint Replacement Surgeries, NIH-Funded National Consortium for HIV Vaccine Development, and the International Registry of Mindfulness Practitioners, Practices and Patients. The lab also provides methodological support to the development and conduct of two other national consortium projects on infectious diseases and diabetes. The lab is contracted with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to assist the design, implementation and evaluation of two large public health intervention projects: the state-funded Mass in Motion and CDC-funded Community Transformation Grants; and conduct statistical evaluation of Massachusetts Tobacco Control and Cessation Programs. Dr. Wenjun Li founded and currently directs the lab.
Our research in the area of obesity is guided by our goal of being a national leader in clinical and community approaches to targeting the obesity epidemic. Our obesity-related research aims to understand determinants of weight gain and weight loss to and develop and evaluate best practices for addressing the obesity epidemic. This includes observational research, efficacy intervention research, effectiveness and implementation research and policy research, spanning the behavioral translational research spectrum. Collectively, this work targets a range of populations and settings. Areas of excellence in obesity research include health disparities, comorbid physical and mental health, child and adolescent health, worksite health promotion, built environment and policy research and technology-based interventions. Reflecting our desire to make real world impact, much of this research is conducted in partnership with organizations such as state and local departments of public health, community health centers and other clinical settings, schools, worksites and a range of community-based organizations. This work is funded by several institutes within the National Institutes for Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, institutional grants and foundations. The CDC-funded UMass Worcester Prevention Research Center (PRC), directed by Stephenie Lemon, Ph.D., serves as an umbrella for much of the intervention and policy obesity research conducted by our team. The PRC's mission is to establish community, public health, health care and academic capacity to engage in equitable research partnerships for conducting applied public health research targeting physical activity, healthy eating, obesity and associated chronic conditions among Worcester area residents. Our obesity faculty include epidemiologists, biostatisticians, nutritionists and clinical psychologists who are locally, nationally and internationally recognized experts who are shaping the national agenda aimed at reducing the obesity epidemic.
The UMMS Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Healthcare, and Society (CFM), is a global leader in mind-body medicine. Inspired by the vision of a more awakened and compassionate world and fully engaged in the epistemological conversation now taking place between science and contemplative practice, for thirty-five years, we have pioneered the integration of mindfulness meditation and other mindfulness-based approaches in mainstream medicine and healthcare through patient care, research, and academic medical and professional education. The Center is the place of origin of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR). More then 20,000 patients, referred by more than 5,000 physicians and hundreds of other healthcare practitioners, have completed MBSR training in our Stress Reduction Clinic. There are now more then 740 MBSR programs worldwide, serving tens of thousands of people.
Our research began in the early 1980's with groundbreaking research conducted by Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn and his colleagues on the effects of mindfulness and MBSR in individuals with chronic pain and a host of other medical and psychological conditions. It has continued to expand to include a wide range of health conditions from anxiety to immune system function. Our research spans basic, translational, clinical and population-based areas, with the aim to provide evidence-based mindfulness treatments that are grounded in biological mechanisms and optimized for personalized benefit. We are currently performing and collaborating on a wide range of research projects across the world. On a basic science level, we are working to elucidate neurobiological mechanisms of mindfulness through the study of brain activity and connectivity using fMRI. We are also conducting neurophenomenological studies to link the subjective experience of mindfulness with specific brain activity using real-time fMRI and EEG neurofeedback. In collaboration with Drs. Carl Fulwiler and Jean King (Department of Psychiatry) and Sarah Cavanagh (Assumption College), we are investigating the degree to which high cognitive resources can predict a successful response to MBSR using performance-based cognitive tasks, physiological and fMRI measurements.From a translational perspective, we are studying the efficacy and utility of real-time neurofeedback for the augmentation of MBSR training. In collaboration with Cardiologist Dr. Joshua Greenberg (Department of Medicine), we are exploring the physiologic benefits of MBSR in people who have had significant impairment in cardiac function following a heart attack.
Clinical research remains the heartbeat of our work. We continue to investigate the efficacy of MBSR with larger numbers of patients through the Center's Stress Reduction Clinic and we are in the early stages of partnering with a large regional health insurer to investigate the potential cost-effectiveness of MBSR among their subscribers. We are evaluating the efficacy of mobile mindfulness training for smoking cessation in randomized clinical trials. In collaboration with Drs. Lori Pbert and Elena Salmoirago-Blotcher, we are investigating whether mindfulness training can promote healthy diet and physical activity in teenagers. We have collaborated with Drs. Jim Carmody, Lori Pbert and Mark Madison on investigating the clinical benefits of MBSR in asthma patients and are exploring the efficacy of MBSR for weight maintenance after weight loss with Drs. Emily Levoy, Asimina Lazaridou, and Carl Fulwiler. Looking through the lens of population health, in collaboration with Dr. Wenjun Li (director of the Health Statistics and Geography Lab at UMass), we have established the first of its kind international registry that will collect pool large amounts of data from our MBSR affiliates worldwide in order to magnify our understanding about MBSR. The data collected by the registry will support comparative effectiveness research, care quality improvement, return on investment analysis, evaluation of patient short term as well as long term outcomes in relation to system, practitioner and patient characteristics.
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The Research Center for Behavior and Community Health Solutions conducts cutting-age intervention and epidemiological research to improve health equity and eliminate health disparities in the areas of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. We develop, evaluate and disseminate innovative interventions among vulnerable communities, such as underserved, mentally impaired, elderly, and racial/ethnic and other minorities. Our interventions target healthy eating, physical activity, sedentariness, smoking, cancer screening and health care utilization, among others. We collaborate with community partners and organizations throughout Massachusetts in all aspects of our research. Our faculty includes health psychologists, epidemiologists, biostatisticians and physicians. The center is directed by Dr. Milagros C. Rosal.
A number of faculty in Preventive and Behavioral Medicine are engaged in wide-ranging research in women's health, from pregnancy through the menopausal transition and beyond. We collaborate with investigators from the departments of obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, and cardiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, as well as from numerous outside institutions. Our pregnancy-related research includes studies of diet, gestational weight gain, and infant and maternal health in the postpartum period, as well as assessment of biomarkers for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, including preeclampsia. Our work in menopause and women's health began in 1994 with participation as a site in the national Women's Health Initiative (WHI) that includes both observational and randomized clinical trials investigating use of hormone therapy, calcium/vitamin D, and a low fat diet for postmenopausal women. Thirteen WHI ancillary studies were conducted between 1998-2013, with a focus on memory, cognition, nutritional and physical activity assessment, breast cancer prevention through nutrition, cancer survivorship, and macular degeneration.
We also conduct research on gestational weight gain and post-partum weight loss, with particular emphasis on interventions that optimize weight gain during pregnancy and maximize return to a healthy weight after childbirth. We also conduct research on the transition from pre- to post-menopause as part of the longitudinal Study of Women's Health Across the Nation (SWAN), with a focus on racial/ethnic differences in health and health care patterns across the transition. Affiliated studies include the SWAN Repository and ancillary studies on identification of bleeding markers for defining menopausal stages and on the association of phytoestrogens and health in mid-aged women. In two randomized clinical trials, we assessed the effectiveness of mindfulness-based stress reduction and soy phytoestrogens for relief of vasomotor symptoms. We are conducting a case-control study to assess risk factors for the development of stress cardiomyopathy, a syndrome that typically affects older women. Our faculty has expertise in biostatistics, epidemiology, health education, cardiology and behavioral psychology.


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In their 2011 Student Financial Aid Report, the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) highlights the affect of state budget cuts on university students in Arizona. The report tells us: The number of students demonstrating financial need for higher education has increased by 88% in the last five years. Less than 1% of the roughly one Continue Reading >


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Five of members of the Canisius College men's soccer team were honored by Upper 90 Magazine, which selected the top college players in Western New York on Friday.
Senior Ryan Arvin was selected as Western New York Goalkeeper of the Year and was joined on the All-Western New York First Team by junior midfielder Denver Spearman. Senior midfielder Will Hudson and junior forward Asani Samuels each earned second-team accolades, while rookie defender Thomas Teupen collected All-Freshman Team honors.
Arvin anchored the Canisius defense from the goalkeeper position, finishing his career with three school records. The senior posted a 1.18 goals against average in 26 career games, easily surpassing the previous mark of 1.43. Arvin also set the program's standard with a 1.08 goals against average during the 2013 season, while matching the record of four single-season shutouts.
Spearman finished tied for second on the team with eight points in 2013, recording three goals and two assists. The team's anchor in the midfield, Spearman has recorded 23 points in his three seasons at Canisius, netting eight goals to go along with seven assists.
Hudson led the Griffs with 13 points in 2013, matching his career-best total. The senior netted a personal-best six goals in his final campaign to go along with one assist. He also led the team with three game-winning goals – including two in conference play. Hudson finished his career at Canisius with 30 points, 12 goals and six assists.
Selected to the All-MAAC Second Team on Thursday, Samuels finished tied for second on the team with eight points, three goals and two assists. The junior forward, who excels at stretching the opponent's defense, also became just the second player in school history with two overtime goals in the same season. Samuels has posted 19 career points on eight goals and three assists.
In his first season at Canisius, Teupen helped anchor the Canisius defense from the center back position. He scored one goal in 18 contests, while helping the team register four shutouts during the campaign. Teupen was also named to the MAAC All-Rookie Team on Thursday night.
The Griffs finished the 2013 campaign with a 7-9-2 overall record, placing sixth in the MAAC with 10 points during conference play. Canisius' 15 wins in the last two seasons are tied for the most in any two-year span in the program's history.


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What's New Wednesday: March 20
It's the first day of spring! Despite what it looks like outside of my window (Mother Nature did NOT get the memo), I'm ready for some spring updates to my beauty wardrobe.
Here's what caught my eye today:
JINsoon Botanical Flower Collection
I have been waiting on these to hit the site for WEEKS. I love the formulation of JINsoon polishes, and the colors in her new collection are bright, chic, and not-too-sweet.
Shop it> http://seph.me/WEivJI
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Smashbox made me a fan with their awesome BB cream, so I'm intrigued by this new "CC" cream, which also acts as a
color corrector.
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Fresh, floral, and perfect for the season. And bottle is ADORBZ.
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What is new on the site that you're dying to try? Show & Tell in the comments!
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It's actually a gorgeous day where I am! It started a bit rainy and gloomy, but quickly cleared up!
I've had to cut my nails (had a tear start up on the side of my thumb nail) so rather than stick with my gel polishes I've touched back into my Butter London polishes. I'm wearing Slapper, a gorgeous and bold teal green. Though it's no longer St. Patty's, the color is still very befitting for Spring.
In terms of what's new that I want to try, it'll definitely be the Anna Sui fragrances. I've gotten to try some of the line's cosmetics before and adore the design/packaging. Though I'm in no shortage of fragrances, I would still love to get a whiff of all the new scents! The fact that there's a mini set of the scents is SUPER tempting!!!!
@lylysa - Those Anna Sui fragrances are SO cute. The coffret would look great on a vanity. And I'm so jelly that it's gorgeous where you are. I hope you get out and enjoy it!
Yesterday it got up to 88 degrees and today it should be a high in the 70s!!!!
The more I look at the coffret the more and more tempted I am because I can always gift some of the scents too rather than be overrun with fragrance! Or I can keep them in different purses...oh the ideas!!
I've been dying to try the new Clinique Chubby Stick Intense in basically all of the colors, but numbers 3, 4, & 5 seem to have my name written all over them. I hope they have the same moisturizing feel as the original Chubby Sticks with just a touch more color
I also can't wait to try the new MJ Daisy Sunshine, the bottle is super cute and would look great on my vanity.
Love the thread, can't wait to see everyone else's picks!
LURVING the Jin Soon line. I brushed on Wild about Shimmer (Sephora by OPI) over Jin Soon's Coral Peony. So pretty!
Sorry for my messy post. Basically:
Sephora by OPI: http://www.sephora.com/nail-colour-P217311?skuId=1325463
Jin Soon: http://www.sephora.com/botanical-flower-collection-P378926?skuId=1502111
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Cool Cool, Little Dinosaur (Goldsmith Infinite Redux: Magna Carta…Holy Grail) July 15, 2013: So, Kenneth Goldsmith got the stamp of approval from Dwight Garner and the New York Times. This rave in such a valuable piece of literary real estate will piss off a lot of people, which is [...]


text: Just out of curiosity with using these types of hives (tbh and warre) is it better to use actual honey to feed the bees vs sugar water? I had read that it takes a lot for the bees to turn sugar water into honey. And if it is better do u give straight honey or do u make a diluted version of it?


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For me, it was a zine that came in an envelope- not for shipping or anything, the envelope was actually the cover. It was really neat that the creator incorporated a mailing envelope to be part of the zine itself. And it was handy too- the envelope had some stickers inside that fell out when I opened it.
i've embellished one with ribbon and lace. it's fun; a lovely change from scissors, glue and staples. :)
a few years ago, i received a zine that came in an envelope, with a photo on the front. that was quite nice. i like ones that come in little plastic slip too - makes it feel like a collector's item, even if i don't put it back in the slip after.


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QinQ support on Cisco SUP7L-E?
Current release note for Cisco IOS XE Release 3.2.0XO says:
These sections list the limitations and restrictions for the current release of Cisco IOS software on the Catalyst 4500E series switch.
•802.1q tunneling and related features are not supported.
but in feature navigator there is 802.1q available
- IEEE 802.1Q Tunneling
- Selective QinQ
Sup 6E has support also:
Be aware that 802.1Q requires WS-C4948, WS-C4948-10GE, ME-4924-10GE, WS-C4928-10GE, WS-C4900M, WS-X4013+10GE, WS-X4516, WS-X4516-10GE, or WS-X45-SUP6-E; Layer 2 protocol tunneling is supported on all supervisor engines.
yes of course... maybe I did not get you question right the first time.
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Launching a new relationship with Kansas City Public Television/KCPT that includes opportunities for University of Central Missouri students and the university, UCM has officially transferred ownership of KTBG 90.9 FM The Bridge to KCPT.
The transfer was finalized once the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved KCPT's request to purchase the license to broadcast on the 90.9 FM frequency. The intention to transfer ownership was announced in April 2013, and after FCC approval, the actual transfer occurred Tuesday, December 17, immediately after KTBG's 7pm broadcast of "All Things Considered."
KCPT is planning a public launch of The Bridge at 7 am on January 6, 2014. Between December 17, 2013 and January 6, The Bridge will broadcast a limited format as radio engineers fine tune the signal atop a new broadcast tower, which is closer to Kansas City. The Bridge will also launch a new website on January 6 at www.Bridge909.org.
The Bridge is/was a fantastic radio station in terms of the diversity of music they broadcast. I hope KCPT continues to fulfill this niche as they take over, and builds upon the Bridge's foundation of unique music programs.


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What amazing worlds can we create today?
I used to work in Theatre and Television creating scenery and now I help make scenery for video games. I love creating amazing worlds that look as beautiful and interesting as possible.
LEGO Batman is probably my favourite as visually it was so interesting. I loved making all the environments on it, with the dark moody lighting, and the characters were so cool, I just wanted to play as all of them.
When I am playing our games during development I often ask myself is it fun? Once I have completed a puzzle, do I want to keep playing and exploring more?
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9441 Kai's Blade Cycle
I bought about 8 of them at Christmas for my son, my friends' children, nephews etc as it is just so cool! I love the way the blades come out and I really like the massive tyres!
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Posted by Stephen Mann on November 29, 2011
It's not really a blog but it's definitely post worth writing (OK, cut and pasting).
I missed CA World this year, as CA Technologies held a specific IT analyst event a few months earlier that I sadly couldn't attend. And when I say "missed" I mean more than just "didn't attend"; I really did miss the event that is CA World, particularly the people – both CA Technologies employees and their customers.
All is not lost, however, as not only were presentations available via the Web, CA Technologies has made a significant number of the IT service management (ITSM) and IT asset management (ITAM) presentations available post event:


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i got 60 dollars. im quite happy 20 for smokes and stuff. 40 for steam cards
so what you guys getting/got?
i got 60 dollars. im quite happy 20 for smokes and stuff. 40 for steam cards
so what you guys getting/got?
dunno. we open our stuff on christmas day.
I'm not getting anything cause I've bought everything I could ask for already.
I'm thankful to be alive and in good health, but the only thing I could really ask for is the well-being and good fortune for my friends and loved ones.
I'll be getting socks, underwear, some pants and t-shirts, and a new shaver. Probably will get some deodorant and whatnot as well. My dad is sending me a few high quality coats he doesn't wear anymore, plus some money. I'll be getting money from various relatives. Already got from my grandma on my dads side ($75). Will probably get $200 or so from my mom, and she'll probably get me various things I've mentioned I've wanted over the year.
Can't complain and I'm quite happy that I'm getting everything I asked for and then some this year.
...Typing this makes me realize just how spoiled I am. Even tho I grew up in a trailer park, I'd still get hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars in gifts and money between my birthday and Christmas each year. Especially back then, when things seemed to be going completely wrong for both my mom and dad, they somehow managed to make sure I had a great childhood and I didn't ever want for anything. Makes me realize how grateful I am for having such awesome parents.
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I got socks and candy
Bought 2DS for my brother.
Got a Wii U!
Hells yeah!
Fiancee has to spend tomorrow with her family, so we celebrated early. She got me:
Nexus 5, Audiotechnica ATH-IM70 (Japanese Import), Philips Fidelio L1, Quotable's Notebook, Kingston Backpack, Nintendo 3DS, Starbucks Mug gift-basket, Random Candies + Lots of Gum, & Deadpool Poster + Magnets.
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Same here apoca. My family really goes all out for Xmas, but rarely spend money the rest of the year. I'll be back tomorrow with oistermas pics.
money, beer, sex and jaffa cakes. and that's just christmas eve.
I got a 19" pink Hello Kitty TV a few weeks ago as one of my early presents from my parents. I use it as my computer monitor.
I also got a new printer one day early because my printer conveniently just pooped out and I needed it to print shipping labels. I'm actually really glad because it forced me to replace the old PoS that's been long overdue for an upgrade. The new one has so many functions for such a low price!
I told my parents all I wanted was the monitor, but of course, my mother insisted that she buy me the new printer and she also got me a few other things which I won't know what they are until I open them tomorrow.
I'll post pictures later. OuO
Let's take a moment to go back in time <insert sexy narcissistic music here (very likely a hot Korean male artist or boy band)>: When I was younger, my parents lavished my two brothers and I with a shit ton of gifts on Christmas, despite the late bills and debt. :/ I was that kid that could fill up at least half a page of paper listing every gift I received.
I have to admit, I loved the feeling of knowing there was a mysterious item in Christmas-themed wrapping paper that was for me, and it lasted a good hour or so because my family would cycle through each person one by one. I also enjoyed watching my family open their gifts and felt excited for them. Everyone was happy. It was happy! I do miss that feeling. Having less gifts means less of that feeling I felt. Less time my family is huddled on the couches, attentive to every person's opening moment, smiling, laughing, and staying. As my brothers got older (I'm the youngest), it meant the shorter they stayed on Christmas day. So yes, MY FAVORITE PART IS PRESENTS, OK! Like, free stuff.
Now that I'm older and more aware of the fact that my parents have a debt to overcome and that I don't deserve shit, I typically only ask for one semi-big gift or several small items. YES, it is always Hello Kitty-related! I'm so glad you knew that before I told you. It's like we've been besties all our lives! Ou~
I've tried to get away with "I don't want anything," but I would still end up with shit that I usually didn't want. Might as well get something I want!
/end flashback
I got like 100 dollars and BlazBlue Chronophantasma pre-ordered. Scratch that, I got 400 dollars and the preorder.
Everyone said they're giving me something later. I don't want anything, I agree with Apoca I'm alittle spoiled now, despite my past.
Feel like I gotta put more in to life before I get spoiled anymore.
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got all of the Warrior Chronicles books by Bernard Cornwell and a puck to sharpen my axe with.
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Wakfu: Roxie HubrecutOriginally Posted by Your average commentor
Nothing. I didn't know what I would like, and aparantly the phone I asked for will be given on my b-day this week. I got money instead.
money > gifts because money == gifts you actually want
Some nice drum mutes. My set is quieter than an acoustic guitar now. Some books and gift cards too.
Got a 3dsxl and my 50 inch tv. Since I paid for a third of my tv they got me a bunch of gas gift cards too I get to save mad money now...
Bunz I need a $400 pc build waiting on my taxes.
I don't like Christmas but I bought my Dad a nice strong backpack since the one he takes to work was falling to bits. Bought Mum some bath crap and a new kettle.
Told them I didn't want anything but they still got me stuff anyway. An expensive coat from Dad, some clothes and a trifle from Mum.
Dave got a bunch of new chew toys.
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I'm hoping someone on this forum could offer me a little advice on the likelihood of making a success of teaching in this field long term.
I've considered TEFL teaching for over ten years now, but never really had the impetus to follow it through. Now as I reach tail end of my twenties, I'm beginning to tentatively explore my options but would welcome advice from those with experience in the field.
A cursory overview of my circumstances:
I'm in my late twenties, with no direct teaching experience behind me at this moment in time. However, I have worked in social services and in a role working directly with children and young families. I have also worked mentoring 'hard to reach' young people (15-21). I have experience of delivering sessions to large groups of young people that is analogous to teaching. I currently have a full CRB too- yay!
I am a UK citizen with a passport with a lot of life left on it.
I have a degree in English Language and Linguistics (BA). I would look to carry out a 120hour TEFL qualification; if that's my best course of action.
I'd hope to embark on teaching abroad as early as summer 2013 as I currently have work commitments, and would like to build up some just-in-case-cash. I would also consider undertaking a post-graduate teacher training qualification if essential.
Although I would- initially at least, be seeking to teach and travel (probably short contracts of around 4-6 months if possible) I would, in the long term, like to find work that is both stable and remunerative.
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Dear Aunty Lucy,
I am a qualified EFL teacher,returning to teaching after 2 years.I taught at 3 different institutions during summer months in 2001 & 2002.I became a Mum last year and as you can presume,it has changed my lifestyle totally.I am not a native speaker of English,though my teachers say that I have native-like competence in English.
I am applying for a few jobs close to home but am concerned about the interview.Can you tell me what kind of questions I can expect and the answers to them?As you can understand,I don't have a lot of experience in teaching EFL,it will be of immense help if you could advise me.
Thanking you for your help,


text: I have 3 top bar hives. I was out of country for a few weeks.Neighbors let me know they swarmed while I was away.Last weekend, I opened one hive and saw brood and found the queen.Just checked on them this afternoon. Every bar in all three hives is full of honey. No brood. I did not spend time looking for the queens.I added a few bars in each of the brood area today.Do I need to more thoroughly look for queens?Do I need to remove the comb that has honey in it in the brood section and replace with empty bars?Any idea what is going on and what I need to do?


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Technology evangelist Ben Kepes is right on the money when he says: "Big data is a stupid term".
Stupid because it is ambiguous, the term could mean many things.
Stupid because it is loosely defined even within its own little world. At what point does data become big? Is there a point beyond big? Such as enormous?
Stupid because Big Data on its own doesn't mean anything until it is used. Then it becomes something else, like Useful Data. Used well it might even become Information.
Kepes goes on to talk about SAP's HANA which deals with real-time in-memory data. That's exciting. Far more exciting than Big Data.
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Several US senators and congressmen are demanding a criminal investigation into the CIA's obstruction of justice by destroying videotapes depicting the use of torture on prisoners. The digital recordings apparently show a team of CIA agents subjecting Abu Zubayadh, the agency's first detainee, and another person to abusive interrogation. Seantor Edward Kennedy commented, "we haven't seen anything like this since the 18 minute gap on the tapes of Richard Nixon." He called on newly installed Attorney General Michael Mukasey to investigate the situation. Congresswoman Jan Haman said that in early 2003 she had warned the CIA not to destroy any videotapes dealing with interrogation practices. Senator John Rockefeller, head of the "Senate Intelligence Committee wants a review of "the full history and chronology of the tapes, how they were used, and the reasons for destroying them."
Mason Nance, who advises Homeland Security on terrorism, says the interrogation using waterboarding techniques would have been conducted in Jordan or Egypt, but there would have been a video link to the CIA's directorate of operations in Langley, Virginia. It would have been observed by the director of the CIA, along with a team of interrogation experts, including a psychologist and doctor. According to Nance, "they start by slapping the prisoner around, putting him in stress positions and finally strapping him on the waterboard where he is bound down and has water poured into his lungs. It's very hard to watch people going through this form of torture." Nance believes an individual subjected to such torture will "get hysterical and whatever they say is of no value anyway."
The White House has no comment on the destruction of videotapes or the lame excuse they had to be done in order to protect the identify of the torturers. It would be a simple task to hide the identity of those doing the interrogation as is so commonly done when television covers up the face of someone who is talking. Perhaps, it is time for concerned American congressmen to consider the possibility of impeaching President Bush and Vice President Cheney, two men who have done worse than destroy video tapes, they have destroyed the reputation of this nation.


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2014 continues to lose depthDakari Johnson is the latest 2014 recruit to reclassify to 2013.
News broke Monday evening that the five-star center would move forward to the 2013 class, becoming the third top 10 recruit in the 2014 class to do so. Andrew Wiggins and Noah Vonleh both recently made the move.
So the next question is where does Johnson fall in the 2013 top 100?
The 6-foot-10 big man out of Montverde (Fla.) Academy will check in at No. 15 overall and as the No. 1 center prospect in the 2013 class.
Johnson, who had to sit out the high school season last year, led the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League in rebounding by reeling in 182 boards in 18 games for an average of 10.7 per game.
Johnson won a Gold medal at the Fiba U17 World Championships. He participated in four games in the event and averaged five points and 4.3 rebounds a game.
Memphis moves up againIt's not often a prospect makes a college decision that genuinely shocks me.
But Austin Nichols, a four-star recruit out of Memphis (Tenn.) Briarcrest, managed to do so on Monday when he picked Josh Pastner's Memphis Tigers over Tennessee, Duke, Virginia, Vanderbilt and Auburn.
The school of thought was that Nichols favored Tennessee because his twin sister is a student there. In the end, Nichols wanted to stay closer to home, according to his father -- Mark Nichols.
With the Nichols commitment, Memphis moves up to No. 2 in the 2013 recruiting class rankings, trailing Kentucky, who has commitments from three top 10 recruits.
Memphis now holds commitments from three top 50 recruits -- Nick King (No. 21), Kuran Iverson (No. 35) and Nichols (No. 50). Pastner and company also hold pledges from Rashawn Powell (No. 87) and three-star guard Markel Crawford.
Current 2013 Top 10
1. Kentucky
2. Memphis
3. Kansas
4. Florida
6. Louisville
7. Duke
8. Notre Dame
9. Arkansas
10. Indiana
Jones tweets new listTyus Jones has a new list of schools.
The No. 1 recruit in the 2014 class tweeted over the weekend that he has narrowed his list of schools down to Baylor, Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State and North Carolina.
Two weeks ago Jones took unofficial visits to Duke and North Carolina.
Jones, a standout at Apple Valley (Minn.) Senior, jumped to No. 1 in the 2014 player rankings when Wiggins moved to the 2013 class.
A high IQ guy, Jones is a tremendous point guard prospect. His poise and ability to create opportunities for teammates is unmatched at the high school level. He's also improved his jump shot a great deal.
At the Nike Peach Jam in July, Jones went for 25.8 points and 6.5 assists while shooting 63-percent from the field through five games.
McCullough is first big name to commit in '14The 2014 class isn't rushing things.
To date, only eight of Scout.com's 2014 top 75 prospects have made verbal commitments. On Monday, the first top 10 recruit in the class opted to make a pledge.
Chris McCullough, Scout.com's No. 8 prospect, committed to Syracuse over interest from a host of high major programs.
The other ranked prospects that have made early decisions are Leron Black (Baylor), Quentin Snider (Louisville), Cody Martin (N.C. State), Caleb Martin (N.C. State), B.J. Stith (Virginia), T.J. Haws (BYU) and Anton Beard (Missouri).
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Re: decrementing problem
the documentation for For says: "The For exits as soon as test fails."
You probably misinterpreted this part.
If your n is <= 2, your loop never stops; if n is > 2, nothing is being
Try with the condition "i >= 1" instead.
jltrahan at mail.usf.edu wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having a really difficult time with decrementing values in my For
> loop. I have tried i--, --i, i-=1, i=i-1, and nothing is working. The loop
> is as follows:
> For[i=n-1, i<=1, i--, summ=0;
> For[j=i+1, j<=n, j++, summ=summ + U[[i,j]]*X[[j]]]
> ]
> When I try to print i or j, nothing shows up.
> Can anyone please help?
> Thank you in advance,
> Jamie


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Ms. Ziemann securely tied him up so he could enjoy a session of bondage, but once he could not move into the room burst his wife and two other women entered prepared to transform his bondage into a event that he will never forget. They superglued his penis to his stomach, but when he began to scream they grabbed his wallet, his phone and his car and departed into the night.
The women now face charges of oppressing this poor man who oppressed his wife and several other women. The bad news is his penis was superglued to his stomach, the good news is he still has a penis. The unknown news is whether any other woman will fall prey to his sexual prowess.


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As a part of the Student Programs and Leadership Department, it is Crossings mission to create a book that students and faculty both enjoy and appreciate. We want to make sure as many people, who are apart of the RWU community are featured in the book while including the events that make each year special.


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Re: O, Canada!
O! Canada! A tribute to you!
The shirt comp is a bit pixelly, but the design is crisp (sorry don't know why reds get blocky even when submittd to specs)
Please give it a vote!!!
Re: I swear, she lives in Canada!
Are you familiar with this?
Ok, i just entered my first piece, here is the link
please share your feedback and vote :P i think it would make a good fun t-shirt
Re: Soothed by rainfall - honourary canadian
You're such a silly :-P
SailorButterfly wrote:*stuff*
Please stop responding to him. Thank you. If it becomes a problem, just hit the report button and explain.
yeah i had no idea this was a collaboration effort until he just said something. wow im gonna vote for it, take my vote away, and vote again just so i can give a vote to them both now.
a big thanx to ken for the heads up!!!
derekfilley wrote:That grafeeti shirt was her right foot... this, unfortunately, was her left.
Her left, eh? L OL!
Nice design, Derek. I like it and the colors chosen, too. GMV.
Re: FonzEhhh
wait, why'd he resubmit it????
derekfilley wrote:Weird that this one stalled. Woot voters... I can't figure 'em out.
Yeah, I'm going to resub later today. Fix it up a bit. I'm thinking the tuque threw people off, eh.
haxrox wrote:Ordinarily, I'd stand for nunavit, but this is visual punnery at its finest.
jamescho84 wrote:Please stop responding to him. Thank you. If it becomes a problem, just hit the report button and explain.
Sorry--you said this while I was typing. I stand by what I said, but I'll let it drop.
Re: Canada is Eh-OK!
Re: Fireweed - Flower of the Yukon
+1 for you, gl
Very well done Mihalis, I really think this is your best entry yet. It really pops off the shirt, almost to where it glows - A very.. fiery weed indeed. It has my vote, I hope you do well.
I *love* the work of both artists and own some of their other shirts...
But despite the *amazing* skill - this shirt scares me and would give me horrible nightmares. Sorry.
Re: Maple Leaves
A truely brilliant design. I love the colors, how it flows, the concept, everything.
Re: Be a Mountie
saw this on google yesterday when i was looking around
dasmonkeyboy wrote:Cool... now you're thinking outside the box... well, inside..the.. shirt... whatever...
Nice shirt
Many thanks dasmonkeyboy!
jamescho84 wrote:Very well done Mihalis, I really think this is your best entry yet. It really pops off the shirt, almost to where it glows - A very.. fiery weed indeed. It has my vote, I hope you do well.
I'm honoured. Thank you.
Hey, I dropped you a PM. ^-^
derekfilley wrote:Wow, someone has 10 voting accounts... ;-)
Hey. Don't be jealous that you didn't invent the Boxmeme.
Nah. I don't have lots of accounts. I think people just vote for fun. One of these days I may even take some time to do a serious Boxentry.
Re: Patriotic Pancakes
So clever GF12. <3
AnGeLiCbOrIs wrote:Hey. Don't be jealous that you didn't invent the Boxmeme.
Nah. I don't have lots of accounts. I think people just vote for fun. One of these days I may even take some time to do a serious Boxentry.
I'd like to see a serious one. I think the idea has the potential to be so cute!
mihalis aya wrote:Yes you can. I'm 5'2" and a little chubby. Photo evidence is available in the photos thread (world of woot). If I can wear it, anyone can!
No, I can't. I got one shirt from shirt.woot that is a lower edge placement. The bottom gets all bunched up at my waist. Definitely doesn't work for me.
oh, ha ha. now i get it. i didn't at first, until i read some of the comments. sure, i'll vote.
i only vote for GF12.
G F Twelve
G F Twelve
G F Twelve
(nice ring to it. can you hear it being chanted?)
Cute! And it's so hard to resist any shirt that's on Joel's hot bod!
gutsmasher77 wrote:saw this on google yesterday when i was looking around
Indeed, you can buy a child size mountie uniform shirt from a internet store based in Canada (as far as I can tell, since they take CAD as currency). But, I believe that my design is significantly different enough that it should be safe from any sort of copyright infringement. There are no logos or copyrighted images in my design anywhere, I drew it all by hand. Thanks for looking!
Two artists, one great shirt! Nice job.
Re: Canadian Periodic Table
hm...the only thing that i suggest is that it say "canadian periodic table" on the shirt, because the only reason i might not buy this is because i feel like i'd have to explain it to everyone. i strongly suggest a periodic table title.
EDIT: and after re-reading the ridiculous argument in fable's "devil went down to georgia" shirt design from the last derby, and not wanting to sound at ALL like ctravers, i feel the need to add this: i'm only saying this because it wouldn't make any sense at all [in my opinion]--even abstractly--if i were to wear it in public, and i don't think it would take away from the design by adding the title [as most periodic tables have], but add to it. but it's still your option, and you don't need to. my vote's still there.
kingwoot2008 wrote:I guess you'll be sticking with the ashpalt. For shame.
What color would you suggest?
I think your design skills are improving every derby gf12, good job!
jimiyo wrote:
his vacuums though, he hasnt updated it in forever... and WHATS up with that automatic resizing of the windows@!?!??!?!?!? thats just RUUUUUUUDE!
Nice site, Cho. Can I request a content update to show your recent talents?
Also, it doesn't seem to open in firefox, but opens fine in IE. (not sure about other browsers yet, have been using my work machine)
And jimiyo: Awesome website. It will require much browsing time from me!
Re: Unprepared American In Canada
Those dang americans think they can come up here, with no coat, no snow shoes, and no clue. When it snows a little bit, that's a few feet. Hosers...
Keep the asphalt. Great design collab, and jimiyo the link you posted with individual pieces is perfect. Absolutely love this.
Re: Got Tuque Eh?
once again, fablefire is amazing. let's hope that this one wins, eh? [currently there are too many flowery/leafy designs in the fog...]
[by the way, i showed my boyfriend your last derby design, and he thinks that it should have won, too.]
they say a-boot, not a-boat.
Your skills are improving with each derby ;-)
SailorButterfly wrote:I'd like to see a serious one. I think the idea has the potential to be so cute!
Thanks! Maybe I'll collaborate with Cho :P
Re: KAMOUNTIEDOSCOPE
I always love KA____DOSCOPES. I wish one of them would win!
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