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This is not an "Act of God" but negligence from the county to create holding ponds for this type of debris, mess, mud, pesticides, tires, brush and dead animals coming down the Kula Gulch—do not turn a blind eye on this as the county is doing.
The Kula Gulch has not been addressed. Everything ends in a small gully on the other side of Kīhei Road next to Mā'alaea Surf, unable to direct the flow to the ocean. Now lies a sea of mud and debris—breeding grounds for disease.
Why would the county want this mess to end there anyway? Where is the EPA (Environmental Protection Assessment)?
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Marine. After World War II, Dr. Colgate returned to Cornell University completing his B.S. and Ph.D. in nuclear physics, taking up a position as a postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley. In 1952, he moved to Livermore National Laboratory where he performed the diagnostic measurements for the nuclear tests of the hydrogen bomb, just developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He was responsible for the design and execution of the "fast nuclear diagnostics, (gamma rays, neutrons, and x-rays)" of the "Bravo" test, 15 Mega Ton equivalent yield, including a dozen vacuum pipe lines 2 miles long. Later, he served as the scientific advisor to the State Department during the test ban negotiations in Geneva where he proposed the mutual need for the detection of nuclear testing in space by use of spy satellites. The surprising Soviet acceptance of this concept pre-dated "peristrika." Dr. Colgate went on to serve as president of New Mexico Tech from 1965 to 1974 where he also conducted research in astrophysics and atmospheric physics. He became an adjunct professor at New Mexico Tech, moving to Los Alamos National Laboratory where he currently continues work in astrophysics and inertial confinement fusion. Dr. Colgate is a fellow of the American Physical Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science; he is a member of the American Astronomical Society and the American Meteorological Society among others; and he was a founding board member of the Santa Fe Institute. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Primordial spells have been written on water's surface
The abyss silver heart conceals the eternal prayer
Fire and wind contain the timeless secrets of the knowledge
Ancestral spirits of the elemental space materialize their ethereal shape
Dryads, Naiads, Devas, Oreads.
I trust the practice and theory of what is agreed to call magic
I believe in the spirits' evocation, in the power to create magic illusions,
in the visions of truth in the depth of mind.
I believe mind's boundaries shift continually
and different minds can flow together, one into the other,
and create or reveal a unique energy and individual memories are part
of a great collective memory, the memory of Nature itself.
Perpetual movement eternal rotation, oscillation of the night sky
Oh silence devour the eternity of Time.
As above, so below. My end is my beginning.
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trailer trash!!!!!!
Redneck sex video.
as a fellow redneck I'm kinda ashamed but at the same time I want em to pass the shine bottle this way
Maybe i'm crazy but they just seem like really nice people
Unless you're gay or black.
I thought this was just america in general?
These idiots make me ashamed to be from South Carolina. Bless their hearts.
haha what retards
neeeeeeed moooooooore METH!!!!!!
no, you don't
hahahahah same thought here hahaha gotta love rednecks
Is that why you are hiding your face?
I see nothing unusual here. Move along.
The SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!!!
They have and this video is the full height of their rise.
good mornin Carolins
Euro trash
Even whites in the south are NlGGERS
nope just average white people.
this is what happens when 2 liberals breed
I second the fact that they are liberals, obviously they can't have any job that requires thinking so it must be a government job. Keep paying those union dues you useful idiot...
I know you think you just made an intelligent political jab, but you failed.
Please, you can tell they only have one channel which loops the 700 club and Rush is the only thing their radio plays, and I don't mean the band. lol That's the Tea party in its infancy! lol
Liberals? Those are two good NlGGER hating red state republicans, son!
I too stu stu stupid
Bobby Sue and uncklebrotherdaddy
Billy Bob and his sister
that was before they got married
I agree. They don't seem like the smartest bunch, but they seem like nice people.
nice comments getting thumbs up? what is happening here?
welcome caro welcome caro-lines
Can I get a yee-haw!!
haha God Bless America
That sunrise kinda looked amazing.
u guys seen the news bout the 18 foot shark found in north Carolina
lmao , blacks are so stupid !
Forever just proved my point. Thanx u inbreed fucktard.
yeah but red / pinkys are the dumbest.
blacks are ever more dumber. Dumbass
yea but whites are even dumber!!!!!!!
because you don't..
Then how comes we have all the good jobs?
Hooked on Phonics worked for me
support mandatory castration !!!!
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I literally couldn't put this book down. I stayed up all night so i could finish it, it had me hooked from the start.The main characters in the book intertwined in a believable way, and the emotions displayed between the brothers i found true to life. The added element of Thomas' mental health condition was a really interesting addition. The way that Thomas' complete engrossment in Whirl360 was written made me believe everything he said, and in these days of big brother watching our every move, the concept of Whirl360 could become a reality.The twists and turns in this book leave you enthralled, and i was completely immersed in the story. I think this is the best Linwood Barclay book yet. The story was unusual and although the plot could be seen as quite simple, the amount of detail in Thomas' delusions, and the death of the father combined with witnessing a murder through Whirl360 made the storyline fast paced as the two deaths were investigated.The final twist, only a few lines from the end of the book was a complete surprise, and i found myself wanting to know what had happened to Thomas after the twist had been revealed.
Ray Kilbride is a man you could meet anywhere. He returns home of his father's funeral then has to figure what to do with his brother, Tom, who is schizophrenic. Tom spends most of his time on his computer where he has a program that will let him see what is going on in every street of most cities in the world. Information on these streets is periodically updated.Tom tells his brother he's just seen what looks like a major crime in New York. He shows Ray what he has and Ray knows he won't be satisfied until Ray checks it out. In this manner, the two brothers become involved in a major conspiracy.In New York, Morris Sawchuck is challenging the current governor for his office. He's being advised by a college friend from Harvard. Someone calls Sawchuck's wife and demands a meeting.Tom narrates his portion of the story and the use of the first person gradually makes the reader think that it is them who is in the story. We become very involved with the action.Barclay is a talented story writer and his prose is climatically presented as we observe not only the action before us but the surroundings, for instance, a scene in an antique store with old clocks and Royal Dalton figurines on the wall.I enjoyed the story and have only one suggestion: don't miss it.
another great thriller by Barclay. what if your schizophrenic brother witness a murder on the web. Lots of interesting twists and turns with several points of views going on at once.
So I won this book for review on goodreads from first reads, and what an amazing win! I have never read anything from this author before, and was very impressed by this story. The story slowly draws you in throughout the first parts and whips you through the last half of the book. I enjoyed very much that this book not only contained a great deal of mystery, but also shadows on mental illness and in the book two brothers lose their father via lawn-mowing tractor accident, and the younger of the two, Thomas, is diagnosed with schizophrenia and is map-obsessed. Thomas spends other then 3 meals a day on an internet site called whirl360. On the site Thomas is memorizing everything about every street in the world because he thinks someday there will be a major computer meltdown and the CIA will need his assistance in re-drawing all the maps in existence. Thomas' older brother Ray comes home when their fathers death occurs and is now forced to help his brother figure out what is next for him in life. The book tells little inspirations and teaching on how to treat and how not to treat someone with a mental illness and that was awesome in it'self, and then the story goes for a roller coaster ride when Thomas sees something in a window on his site and he and his brother join together to investigate what Thomas has seen and get caught up in way more then bargained for. So I am spoiling the book a little so in conclusion, if you love a good mystery with great writing and great flow you have to read this book! I rated this five stars because I couldn't think of one bad thing about it I loved everything from the beginning to the end. I will be checking out more of Mr. Barclay's work and hope his other books are as good as this one
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The 2014 Olympics will be the 2nd games for Duncan Keith to have played in during his career. Keith was part of the Gold Medal team that won gold in Vancouver in 2010, while playing for Team Canada in 2010 he didn't score a goal but had 6 assists in 7 games played with 2 penalty minutes.
Keith will be called upon to bring his Norris Trophy Caliber play to Sochi as part of a All-Star Defense unit that Team Canada has on it's roster. The only thing missing this time around will be that his long time partner Brent Seabrook didn't make the final cut and won't be on the ice with Keith this go around.
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Kettle full of nettle.
Oh, when I was a small kid, I hated this wort with all my heart. Honestly, who likes the itchy feeling after touching it ? But during our investigation in order to find a cheap, natural way to improve our hair We discovered that nettle brew is a great addition to a daily diet.
We are both tea addicts. Jasmine, black, green, white, yellow, earl grey, oolong tea… We love every type of this wondrous drink. Drinking nettle tea brings multiple benefits.
a) it makes your hair grow faster
b) detoxicates your body (It's good for your skin though you have to wait about 2 weeks to see the results. During this time you may see an unusual amount of acne but don't be alarmed - it'll pass)
c) makes your hair stronger and nourished
d) helps if you're struggling with dandruff
So, only advantages, right?
It has only one disadvantage : it washes out the vitamin B from your body, so if you drink it on a daily basis, you will need to enrich your diet in more products that contain vitamin B (like yeast but that's a topic for a whole new post)
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Since the 1992 debates when Simpson moderated the second of three debates between Ross Perot, George Bush, and eventual winner Bill Clinton, no woman of color or otherwise has moderated a presidential debate. After more than two decades of working as an ABC reporter, Simpson spoke out about America "playing the diversity game" from her home at Martha's Vineyard. "My suspicion is just don't think a woman or a minority is as good as a white man," she revealed. "That a white man has more authority, that people will respond to him as an authority figure more than they will to a woman, and it's just crazy." She expressed her upset that her success in the field of journalism hasn't opened doors for other professional African American women in a similar profession– "it hasn't been that way, to my great disappointment," she said.
To conclude her piece on The Takeaway, Simpson offered her personal advice for future debate protocol. In 1992 she said that she "did not ask my own questions, and I think female questions need to be asked in the future." Carole Simpson will continue to educate at Emerson College next year.
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Lynx canadensis - Canada Lynx
Check out those paws! They're big and fur-covered, providing a snowshoe-like surface for the lynx to to traipse across the winter snow of Canada. These felids are closely-related to Eurasian Lynx (Lynx lynx) and bobcat (Lynx rufus).
The Newfoundland Lynx (Lynx canadensis subsolanus) subspecies is larger than the mainland species, and has been known to take down caribou calves when snowshoe hares are not around. They're some of the largest cats that aren't considered "big cats".
Quadrupeds of North America. John James Audubon, 1849.
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Funny story: While with the Rangers, Canseco lost a homerun in the outfield because it bounced off of his head. He also had to have Tommy John surgery because he was put in as a pitcher in a late innings game and tore his ulnar on the first pitch. The next season, the strike happened.
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CUMBERLAND- Blanche I. (Desourdy) Marra, of Cumberland, died August 30, 2012 in her home. She was the wife of John Marra, whom she married May 26, 1951.
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Mrs. Marra was a dispatcher for the Foxboro Company until her retirement. She was a member of St. Joan of Arc Church, enjoyed spending time with her family and shopping.
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Her funeral will be held Friday, September 7, 2012 with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM in St. John Vianney Church, 3587 Diamond Hill Rd., Cumberland. Burial will be private. There are no calling hours. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Holt Funeral Home, 510 So. Main St., Woonsocket.


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Christian-Muslim tensions simmer in Malaysia, minorities worried about rights
A raid on a church by Muslim authorities has raised religious tension in Malaysia and could cost Prime Minister Najib Razak votes in an election set for 2013 but which many expect to come much earlier. The raid has sparked an angry verbal battle between Christians and the majority Muslims, forcing Najib to seek what may be an elusive peace between the ethnic Malays and minorities, both of which believe the government isn't doing enough to safeguard their rights.
Conservative Muslims want the government to crack down on what they say is growing boldness by Christians to try to convert Muslims, which is an offence in Malaysia, while ethnic minorities worry their rights are being eroded. Analysts say Najib is caught in a bind and will have to tread extremely carefully to avoid being seen as favouring either side in his efforts to mediate.
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Troponin I - Q7M3Y3 (TNNI_CHLNI)
Protein Feature View of PDB entries mapped to a UniProtKB sequenceNumber of PDB entries for Q7M3Y3: 1
Troponin I is the inhibitory subunit of troponin, the thin filament regulatory complex which confers calcium-sensitivity to striated muscle actomyosin ATPase activity. (data source: UniProt )
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One day, I'll see each of these places.
I've devoted myself to putting together this bucket list of places I will visit in the future. Each day will have a theme of one place in particular. It will start with one post of a particular place and a brief commentary of my own regarding my wish to visit that place, and then there will be various pictures of that place reblogged or shared from Flickr. 366 days this year because it's a leap year; 366 places. A link to previous days and their initial posts is below. I do not take credit for any of the pictures used; they will all be sourced. For questions about my main or other blogs, please send me a message.
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Day 129: Cliffside Cafe, France.
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You remember snow days. As a student there is no feeling quite like it.
Anytime there was bad weather of any kind, of course, you checked with anticipation to see if school might be cancelled. More often than not, school was still on for the day (even with the vastly overrated "two hour delay" in play). But on those rare days when school was cancelled for snow/ice, that payoff was tremendous.
What a feeling.
So it's not as if teachers/administrators need to enhance the school day announcement to make it more enjoyable. But these teachers from Durham Academy went ahead and did so anyway, and it was awesome.
The upshot, of course, is the power of the bow tie. And don't get excited, hipster/trendy people who just started wearing those weird, skinny bow-ties recently because celebrities and NBA players were doing it. Not that we don't appreciate the help and the attention you have brought to bow ties. We do. Just understand something: it's not a trend…it's a lifestyle. And you better be willing to make that commitment.
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Her face last night was straight funny. Boredom.Kerry was mad she left her boo bed.
You all are too funny…..
I just posted a pic where she looks very uninterested…. Hands still folded while attempting to smile for a pic….
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That gif of Kerry, doe. Saved.
LOL @ courtesy clap. She looks bored which hell if I had to be at an mtv award for hrs I would be too.
The tude. Love this woman.
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Maybe I missed a part of the conversation but why would anyone ever prioritize Heroic Strike over Raging Blow?
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Maybe I missed a part of the conversation but why would anyone ever prioritize Heroic Strike over Raging Blow?
Ah the "I do okay in Heroics (5 man)" reasoning. I hope people don't use your post as a build guide, if your goal is to do the most DPS possible the all haste build is a bad idea.
I see the issue, you are still going for the 8% hit build. Thats obsolete with 4.1, now you want to aim for crit > hit > etc. And stop skipping Str gem bonuses!!
Me as an example, closer to what...
White hits aren't abilities, they aren't affected by Unshackled Fury.
To be honest, if you aren't going to write legibly you need to be very specific to help people understand you better. It is your choice in the end, but a little extra effort would only help you in...
Those were always there.
Any fight where you to get pick how you unload your cool down combo, the FoA is going to come out on top.
I'd avoid using the phrase "hit capped" to mean "yellow capped" as they are two...
You can't take data from a single source like this and use it to make any sort of conclusions about what works and what doesn't.
Well you did say that any thoughts would be "apreceated".
I don't recall Mastery being worth anywhere near Crit sep wise pre 4.1.
I don't think there is any question there, unless you out gear your raid mates by quite a bit they are definitely under performing.
You have a dual core Pentium setup (Pentium D I guess?) that still has an AGP slot? Very odd. Also you can't compare chips based on CPU speed like you were trying to do, so always include the CPU...
This is terrible by the way, turn your settings down till you are getting 60fps in cities.
Looks about the same I was doing with 346ish gear, which may be good or bad depending on how terrible I am. Main difference being I was dead last, barely above the tanks in our raids. ><
I'd use FoA over LtS. And you have a Blue haste ring. I know which way I would go.
I'd use fights that didn't have damage buff mechanics built in when tossing out numbers for comparison purposes.
Not sure gemming Mastery is the way to go for Fury or Arms, Crit tends to have the better SEP.
Because 5-man heroics are so easy it doesn't matter.
Reev is right, gacktt seems to be missing the point. The people advocating avoidance/mitigation say to get enough stamina first and go from there, not to avoid avoid stamina at all costs. If you need...
Wrong way isn't it? You'd want to max out your crit, then mastery to give a true comparison between the builds. Just swapping mastery and hit isn't going to give accurate results.
Sounds good to me. I'm a mediocre player at best (I have some eye hand dexterity issues) but I've never had an issue with contributing to a raid and I can tank and DPS competently in Cata heroics.
I've raided as ranged and melee DPS, ranged is much much easier across the board. You'd figure melee would do more DPS in general because of this but it seems this is the way Blizzard wants it.
I see some odd gemming (15 dodge 23 sta on a purple?) and more sta gems than I'd prefer. I would work on exchanging some of your parry for dodge to try to get those numbers closer to each other via...
If Shield Bash doesn't work then nothing will. It looks like people who aren't good at playing their class are having rough times in Heroics. I am 100% happy with that, thank you for your example...


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United States Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs
The Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs is one of seven subcommittees of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The Subcommittee on African Affairs is responsible for United States relations with countries in Africa, with the exception of countries bordering on the Mediterranean Sea from Egypt to Morocco, which are under the jurisdiction of the Subcommittee on Near Eastern and South and Central Asian Affairs. This corresponds to the geographic area under the purview of the Bureau of African Affairs in the Department of State, and includes the countries of Madagascar, Equatorial Guinea, São Tomé and Príncipe, Seychelles, Mauritius, and Comoros.
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- Bill Frist, Tennessee, 1999-2001
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I'll try to be brief on this one, especially since I haven't played nearly as much of the campaign as I probably should before making a post like this. But I wanted to talk about how the multiplayer experience almost soured the game for me until I was capable of mentally separating it from my reading of the single player campaign.
The problem is this: Mass Effect 3 single is (at least so far) a bleak, bleak game where the authorial voice clearly and explicitly communicates the dire need to work together for something as urgent and emotive as basic survival in the face of inevitable death. And by authorial voice I mean everything from the campaign mechanics and reward systems to the narrative and character interaction.
Consider the scene (minor early spoiler) with Khalisah Bint Sinan al-Jilani. A lot of us remember her as something of a recurring joke, but the way she is handled in the latest encounter (particularly the Paragon outcome) is masterful and full of poignancy. The scene manages to invert expectations, give some real depth to Khalisah, and truly drive home the desperation and humanity's ability to rise above it.
That's the narrative side. This is then immediately followed (if the player takes the Paragon path) by a supremely satisfactory "War Asset Acquired" mechanical outcome which elegantly reinforces that narrative. It's a case where mechanics, player assets, and narrative all work in concert to deliver a concentrated and tightly knit message of the need to cooperate, or at the very least, overlook personal and petty issues for the sake of the greater good.
This message comes apart in the multiplayer, mainly as a result of the way it measures player performance. Immediately, the fact that it measures performance at all with respect to other players makes its goals clear: it's about competition. And in this case, it's not only performance competition, but also competition for limited resources, which tends to cause selfish play—exactly the kind of experience that is the direct opposite of the authorial message of the singleplayer game.
The multiplayer game's system of rewards and measurements, taking on too many cues from multiplayer FPS's whose goals are blatantly and singularly competitive, grants points to those that deal the most damage and make the most kills. This ends up reducing the game to a frantic search for more targets to kill before other teammates do, and this fraught competition destroys the authorial voice of the singleplayer game.
The problem is mitigated if the player manages to have a full team of relatively even players (similar skill levels, N7 ratings, etc.), but it's difficult to come across a team in which players don't go off by themselves in attempts to score more points. Instead of being about working together to reach a common and desperate goal, it becomes about getting as much personal and selfish input as possible before someone else can get their edge in.
That's actually all fine, and I personally enjoy the multiplayer game for itself (it really does scratch that arena play itch that's been bothering me since ME1 [remember the somewhat miserable Pinnacle Station?]). But again, the structure of the multiplayer game necessitates a mental compartmentalization process of disassociating that experience from the singleplayer one if the player is to avoid feelings of dissonance from conflicting authorial messages.
Which is honestly too bad in that it didn't have to be that way—changes as (relatively) minor as distributing scoring more evenly (that is, it becomes more important to reach common goals than execute kills) or removing scoreboard-driven player measurements altogether (I've had people leave games because my Level 20 Engineer with utterly overpowered Falcon was outscoring other players by 30-40k points--that's just no fun for anyone [except me]) would have gone a long way towards a multiplayer experience that would actually have enhanced and worked seamlessly with the singleplayer's message. (Imagine the desperate cooperation which L4D often manages to invoke working in tandem with the singleplayer game.)
I want to say before I finish, though, that the situations and character presentations in Mass Effect 3 single have so far continually blown me away, scene after scene. Just that moment with Khalisah alone had me feeling all weepy, and I don't think I've played a game with this much gravitas in a long, long time.
|Gumby Gumberson
It seems as though you were not paying attention when you played Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. Everyone shares XP at the end of the match. The XP earned by all players is added up, and each player receives that amount. In fact, mechanisms such as Revival Bonuses, Survival Bonuses, and Full Extraction Bonuses serve to completely dismantle your argument as Mass Effect 3's multiplayer goes out of its way to be as cooperative and non-competitive as possible.
|Danilo Campos
My multiplayer experience couldn't be more different.
One thing that's great about the ME3 multiplayer is how much it rewards collaboration and cooperation. You get meaty points for assists, which means two or more players can share a baddy and still get handsomely rewarded. And still have fun. There are even medals for racking up assists, so you get even more points for being consistently helpful.
Playing as a Vanguard, nothing is more fun than having another biotic on the squad to set up combos to detonate.
Overall, my impression is that they've been very successful at creating a truly cooperative coop game. Especially in Silver and Gold difficulties, going off on your own can be a suicidal proposition. A few rounds as a corpse is enough to encourage teamwork in the most independent of players, in my experience.
|Taekwan Kim
I think I should clarify something: it seems I am giving off the impression that I am arguing that ME3 multi was poorly done, or that the method of scoring is inherently wrong or some such, which is not at all the case (I probably should not have referred to the rather old American political slogan "it's the economy, stupid" in the post summary, given it's such an old artifact and that this site has a global audience).
Again, I enjoyed ME3 multi quite a bit, and I think it's great that it's in there--it's exactly the kind of thing that I've wanted out of the ME series to get more replayability out of the games.
|John McMahon
I haven't delve into the multi since the demo, trying to see how my single-player campaign impacts the Galaxy Readiness which so far (5-7 hours in) not much. Maybe there's more out there i haven't found, but anyway.
I just which the multiplayer wasn't a survival/(play until you die) mentality. I would much rather have missions with objectives and optional objectives, than wave after wave of nameless enemies. It had gotten old for me a long time ago.
Why can't each mission have a separate story and a mechanics that isn't about killing waves of enemies. They did this in Pinnacle Station and it's not any better with other people.
|Jason Tocci
What's strange about ME3 multiplayer is that it LOOKS like it rewards individual accomplishment, but it actually doesn't. Showing score breakdowns at the end of a match counts for nothing more than bragging rights the actual XP everyone earns is the sum of all four players' scores. In fact, you can maximize team score by letting one or two players have nearly all the kills, and let the other players focus on assisting (so you then get two or three players each contributing medals for assists). And what really boosts team score is if everyone stays alive (for the "X waves survived" and "full extraction" medals), rather than one person going off solo to try to hog all the kills.
In other words, Mass Effect 3 multiplayer has an underlying scoring system that rewards cooperation and conservative play, but the stats you see at the end of the match imply that it values something else entirely. Given how aggressively some players are at trying to net the highest personal score, I suspect many don't realize this.


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They pretty much stay in pain. I have to take meds to walk. I think it's one of the meds they have me on which is intended to block androgren uptake. Just guessing and can't get a straight answer from any of the drs.
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Glad you're still kicking around.
In related sad news, my dad's in a hospice treatment facility because his lymphoma is advancing and his pain is getting worse. The doctors gave him 1-3 months. He's happy despite the pain and his left arm and leg being paralyzed from a tumor pressing on his spine. Last night he had seizures which is a new development.
I know exactly how you and your family are feeling right now. So sorry for that, but constantly amazed by your resilience and staying engaged and hopeful.
|the cancer guy
redux, I am sorry to hear about your dad. My parents have been spending as much time as they can with me and my family. Although they throw out numbers (1-3 months) it's really impossible to say. I just hope you can spend as much time as possible with him now. One thing we have been doing is using my dad's iPad to record long conversations. We will talk about family history. Recall old stories. Ask him questions about his youth. Things you always wondered about. Learn as much as you can about him. It's amazing how little we know about our parents. As we have talked through some stuff my parents have looked at me kind of as a new person, someone they are just getting know, instead of the son they have always known. Maybe you can do the same with your dad. Pretend like you never met him before and see how well you can get to know him in the time you have. Sorry if it is too painful to think about all this. These are just some things I have found to be really helpful in the process of dealing with the idea of sharing who I am with my family, and, mainly, my kids, if I don't happen to be around in the long run. Writing, which is what I started with, proved to be too slow and tedious. Video just captures so much more. The tone of voice. The little glances and looks you can't put into words, but, will always remember that make your dad unique to you. I will be lifting you and your family up in prayer that you would find peace and mercy in this horrible process. Again, I am sorry you CAN relate to where I am. Truly I am. I pray you can make the most of these precious moments.
|The cancer guy
2 with some really sore ankles and a lot of weight gain/water retention. Weight is way way too high. Gained 15 pounds in the past week.
Maybe you should change your name to 'the camel guy'. =) Sorry things are harder and not easier. Are you on prednisone or something similar? Anyway, great job getting the miles in through all the adversity. I'm getting out the door shortly to pound out a few, and I'll be sending positive thoughts to you and yours while I'm out there. Cheers, CG.
|O rly
You are inspiring. Saw this thread but never opened it. Just looked today and read it all.
|the cancer guy
Camel guy. Funny. I am getting some lasix to deal with it. Hopefully it'll get my weight under control a little.
|Weight room guru
Keep kicking ass, CG.
Great advice to redux and to us all. I lost my dad to pancreatic cancer over a decade ago; we were very much taken by surprise. To make matters worse he and mom were out of the country when it all went down. Never got to see my dad again. So much I wish I'd been able to talk with him about. Glad you have your family with you.
Props to getting out and keeping moving! Hope that you get this water retention issue under control soon.
Keep in mind those Vomero's only have about 400 miles in them. Thanks for sharing your story.
|Flo'da boy
Hope things are going well! (As well as they can I mean)
I went home a couple weeks ago to see my dad. My brother was down too. Today I'm going back with my ex. They got along well and she wants to see him. Last year I helped her through her grandfather and uncle passing away.
The hospice got his pain under control and he's moved to a nursing home for the rest of his time. I'm planning on going back every other weekend as long as I can.
So happy we at least see it all coming and can focus our time and energy so there's no regrets or missed words. A coworke'rs mom died on a plane after returning from a trip to china and she's still upset about not being able to say goodbye.
|the cancer guy
Since getting back into running shape is no longer an option I am going to refocus my energies onto a different physical goal: becoming able to do 1,000 pushups. It's a totally unrealistic goal...I know. That's kind of the point. It came to mind last weekend. My parents threw a living funeral for me. My high school coach showed up and gave me a copy of our high school team's summer training packet. I still hold the record for highest three summer mileage totals. I did two summers over 1,000 miles. I know that pushups is one of those things that, once you get to a certain point, adding large numbers is effortless. Right now, I can do maybe 5. In the past, I have been able to work up to over 100, but, never tried to max out the number. So, I figure, hey, why not. It's a good excuse to work on upper body strength. I've always shied away from upper body work because I'm a big guy naturally and always fought to keep weight off. Now, I have no excuse, so, I figure, heck, I'll use this as justification for the extra weight I would never have as a runner. I have no idea how long it'll take me to build up to 1,000, but, I'm going to try and find out. Hopefully, I can shed some weight along the way. I am just shy of 200 pounds right now and the steroids are killing me. If I can get down to 165-175 I'd be fine. As I make progress I'll put comments and record what I do to try and make 1,000.
|Flo'da boy
Sounds like and awesome plan! Can't waitbtobhear how this goes! You have any sort of training plan in mind?
|Old Man Runner
Any runner bitching about not being able to run the NYCM on Sunday should have to read this entire thread. Maybe that will make them realize their are more important things than their stupid footrace.
CG, I can't wait to follow your progress on this new journey! Keep running, or trying to, in addition!
CG always funny and inspiring. I promise ill call to talk tomorrow.
I think that your idea to pick up swimming and biking is a good one. Much less impact on the ankle. (I've never been able to pick up either one, btw.)
Best of luck. You deserve it.
Cool HS stats. Neat that your coach keeps records of such.
Great idea on the push-ups. Go for it!
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That's why I came here! I'm not mad about the cancellation, but I'm mad at the world for being such a f'd up place that politics and money seem to overshadow everything important - even life and death. Fight the good fight CG!


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The country has slipped three points from 84 last year to 87 in the world corruption rankings.
This is from the latest list released by global watchdog Transparency International.
The report says 'perceptions about corruption in India have increased in the wake of the scam-tainted Commonwealth Games.'
Denmark is ranked first in the report, with New Zealand coming second and Singapore third.
Pakistan has climbed up the corruption index from 42nd position in 2009 to 34th this year, as per the new ranking of corrupt countries released by Transparency International.
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How should teachers and staff use social media tools to communicate with students?
It's an open-ended question that Elkhart Community Schools (ECS) is working to close up with a proposed social media policy.
The local school corporation drafted guidelines for monitored use of official school and teacher pages online.
Doug Thorne, executive director of personnel and legal services for ECS said the policy was finally put together to establish boundaries in an internet environment that is ever-expanding.
According to Thorne, the purpose of the proposal is to educate employees about the duality of social media. On the one hand it offers faculty the ability to communicate with friends and families, but on the other hand, employees may use such tools to communicate with students to further the mission of the district.
By opening another avenue of communication there is the risk of blurring the lines between personal voice and institutional voice. That's why the proposal sets out expectations for classroom use of social media, management of district-approved school-related sites, and procedures for reporting inappropriate use of these tools by ECS staff.
"I think we're doing a much better job at reaching our community and we recognize social media is where a lot of people are, and they like to get information that way," said Shawn Hannon, senior director of communication and data for ECS.
Hannon said the policy aims at reminding ECS they are in a fishbowl of sorts and always representing the district. As such representatives they should have explicit guidelines about appropriate online behavior.
Teachers will need parental consent to post student work and photographs online to respect privacy and student intellectual property rights. Administrators say that some form of parental consent would also be required for students and teachers to become Facebook friends.
Employees are also reminded that use of social media, for either personal or professional purposes, is essentially public and represents the entire school corporation to some extent.
Thorne said the board has looked at social media policies implemented in schools across the country. Those policies range from complete bans to full embraces of sites like Facebook and Twitter. ECS's proposed plan falls somewhere in the middle of those two extremes.
"It's more of a preventative practice on our part than a response to a particular incident," Thorne explained.
Thorne said ECS has not encountered a situation where online communication has become inappropriate, but the administration is aware that the fine line of student-teacher communication has been crossed.
In 2011, a Plymouth high school teacher posted pictures of a risqué snow sculpture left in his yard by several former students onto his personal Facebook page. He ended up in the hot seat when school administrators realized that dozens of students were Facebook friends with the teacher and could see those photographs.
More seriously, in 2012 a Knox gym teacher, Robert Corbin, engaged in a two-week long cyber relationship. That relationship began with a Facebook message written by Corbin that told a 16 year old student "Sorry, no students as Facebook friends." That relationship escalated into a sexual dialogue that ended in Corbin's arrest.
ECS's drafted rules were partially a response to similar issues across the country. However, Thorne emphasized that the school board's primary goal was to foster communication. The corporation is hopeful the policy will only allow principal and administration-sanctioned information to be posted on school-related pages.
"To use it for education, it can be very beneficial, but also recognize that your personal use can reflect poorly on you as a professional," Thorne added.


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And we kissed on saturday. Yup. My weekend was awesome.
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Hi all, with the off season in full swing for Philadelphia, things can get kind of dry around here sometimes! We can only talk about the draft for so long before everyone gets blue in the head. The Sixer Sense staff wants the NBA Draft Lottery on May 20th here as quick as you do! To pass some of the time, our writers participated in a roundtable about free agency, the future of this organization, among other things. Enjoy!
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