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Binary Domain puts players in the middle of a fast-paced and intense battle for humanity in robot-invaded 2080 Tokyo. Fighting through the derelict lower levels of the city, players control an international peace-keeping squad that soon starts to question their surroundings and the choices they are making. Are the robots becoming more human, or are humans becoming more like machines?
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Binary Domain is an original squad-based shooter by Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creator behind some of Sega's most well-known video game franchises, including the critically acclaimed Yakuza series. Campaign play in Binary Domain features a trust based system in which the maintenance of relationships developed with AI squadmates are crucial if they are to follow orders. The game also features full destructible robot enemies, a wide range of weapons and a robust range of online multiplayer options.
Who is Humanity's True Enemy?
Binary Domain puts players in the middle of a fast paced and intense battle for humanity against androids called the "Hallow Children" in 2080 Tokyo. Fighting through the derelict lower levels of the city, players control an international peacekeeping squad that soon starts to question their surroundings and the choices they make, especially as they realize that the androids appear to think that they are human and they witness the dramatic divisions within society. In the face of this struggle the question becomes, are these these robots becoming more human, or are humans becoming more like machines?
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Gameplay and the Consequence System
Gameplay in the campaign of Binary Domain is single player and mission-based, but uniquely interactive. Players assume the role of Dan Marshall, the leader of a multinational squad of commandos known as the "Rust Crew." The different characters of the squad each have different skills and personalities which must be exploited. Players are always Dan, but also command all other squad members, communicating with them either through a headset or via their controller. As players progress through the game they build dynamic relationships with AI squadmates based on the overarching cause and effect component of the game known as the Consequence system. Within the Consequence system, the player's competence in command, as well as their demonstrated understanding of their squadmate's skills, and even the way they talk to squadmates determines the amount of trust each has in Dan. Maintaining a high level of trust ensures that commands are followed, whereas a low level of trust can result in the opposite. Players can only take a certain number of AI squadmates into missions, and with some skills being exclusive to certain characters, maintaining relationships is crucial in the fight against the Hallow Children and the player's survival in the field. The Consequence system also affects the way that the campaign of the story plays out, with the use of different characters in different situations influencing events and outcomes.
Full-featured Multiplayer Support
Binary Domain 2-10 player online multiplayer support. Seven game modes are represented in this, including: Free For All, Team Death Match, Team Survival, Operation (government forces vs. resistance forces), Data Capture, Domain Control and a 4-player co-op mode. All modes feature the choice of five character classes: Soldier, Scout, Sniper, Heavy Gunner and Striker. Each has a different appearance and different weapons.
Key Game Features
- Experience dual layered Tokyo with a run down and derelict lower city and a clean and technologically advanced upper city
- In the heat of battle, motivate and build trust within your squad and test your ability to make real time, difficult decisions knowing there will always be consequences
- Fully destructible and highly resilient robots adapt to the damage they sustain encouraging you to analyze each enemy, find their weaknesses and dispose of them in the most efficient way
- Alongside a full armory of unique weapons, put emphasis on the skills that will benefit you to increase your resilience to attack, your speed and your firing accuracy
- Beyond the 10 hour single player campaign, take your skills online and compete against others in various multiplayer campaigns that supports up to 10 players
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Graphics are awesome. Gameplay is surprisingly a lot of fun. This is probably the best terminator type of game. The trust system and ability to play the campaign with multiple characters is a real advantage not many games offer.
Kudos to Sega for producing a great game...too bad nobody has heard of it.
I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Will have to rebuy the game as this kind of thing is bothersome to me.


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Shame. Guilt and self-loathing. All I could feel. I knew it wasn't my fault. I never wanted to do it. But my family stared back at me, glaring at me like I had planned it. I never wanted this pain. Or the baby in my arms. But they didn't believe me.
My children looked at me in disgust, though Alice didn't, she looked more pitting, She knew i never wanted this on purpose. My wife's sobs echoed around the room. I wanted to go over to her side and comfort her. But the glares i got from the others was clear that I was not aloud near her. But she was my wife. Even with Edward reading my mind, he still didn't believe me.
I looked at Nessie, who was sitting next to Esme, her arms around her shoulders. She met my eyes for a moment before looking away. But that glance was all I needed. She too believed me. Unable to face my family's face's i got up slowly. Heading to the door at a slow human pace.
The baby in my arms let out a quiet gurgle. My baby. Not mine and Esme's. No matter how many time i wished her to be. I never want to cheat. Not on my wife nor on my family. When i though back to the night i realized that i had no memory of it. Like after someones drunk, you wake up the next morning remembering nothing. But a vampire should never forget. I had no idea till Emmett found her on the door step with a note.
"Where are you going" Rosalie sneered venomously, glaring at my back. I paused in mid step. Where was i going? My office? Probably.
"Out of your sight" I whispered, my voice cracking and bearly audible. My daughter in my arms staring up at me with large, midnight blue eyes, her tufts of blond hair flat on her 3 month old head. I carried on walking ignoring the others as i walked up to my office. The baby needed a name for starters. The mother of the baby didn't give her one. One instantly sprung to mind. Clara. I looked down at the tiny infant. She was a little Clara.
As soon as i reached my office, i closed the door gently and locked it, knowing it wouldn't stop anyone from my family. Pulling a warm bottle of milk from my bag, that seemed to be filled with what baby Clara would need. I walked over to my desk and sat down, putting the bottle up to Clara's mouth, she began to suck it down immediately.
I felt my chest was going to burst from my pain. I was falling apart. Every time i looked at Clara i could feel pain, guilt and remorse. I knew i couldn't face seeing her 24/7. It wasn't her fault. Everyone knew that.
Downstairs Edward and Bella declared that they were going hunting in Canada. It wouldn't take long for them to get there. Jasper was taking Alice too. Though she hunted last night. Rosalie also claimed to be thirsty too, taking Emmett. So all who was left was Nessie and Esme. Knowing the state Esme was in Nessie wasn't going to leave her side. They were gone in a matter of minuets
I watched as Clara's eyes drooped shut, her breathing and heart rate slowing down as she slipped into slumber. I held her for a moment then gently put her into her basket. Her cib was still in its box. I couldn't bring my self to go near it.
Esme wouldn't forgive me. I was sure of that. I had been dodging knives, china and glass when she found out. I walked over to the computer and started it up. She probably hated me now. My eyes felt only dry and was sucking in air, making my shoulder shake. i was crying. If i was human then tears would have streamed down my face. For my 368 years i had never really cried like this, or even felt like this before.
I printed off divorce papers ad began to fill them in. I wouldn't send them off. I would give Esme the option to fill them in and send it off. If she hated me enough she would. But i couldn't face her. Just seeing her face crumpled in pain made a wave of suffering go though my chest. If Jasper was here I was sure he would be screaming. I knew i was in some way.
I thought of my family. The pain and betrayal I must have unknowingly unleashed onto them. I couldn't even found the courage to look them in the eye. Shame filled me again. I had wrecked the family. How could i face them again. To see their frightful glares directed towards me. I knew they would pick her side in the end. It was only an amount of time till Nessie and Alice did too. I just hope the wolves were different.
I collected the papers together and slipped it into my desk draw. I looked sadly at the ring on my left hand. My wedding band which had the Cullen crest on. I pulled it off and looked at it. engraved on the inside was Carlisle Cullen & Esme Cullen. Together in our hearts
I traced my little finger over those words then also put the ring inside the draw. Just then there was a knock at the door, making me jump. I closed the draw with my foot as i walked slowly to the door. I opened the door a crack to see Nessie standing outside. I opened the door to let her in. She walked in and went straight to Clara in the basket. I watched as Nessie put her hand on her cheek. I could only imagine what Nessie was telling her.
"She's a beautiful baby" She said softly after a few moments of silence. I didn't reply. What could i say? "She has your face and hair" She sounded almost surprised. I nodded and walked over to my desk and pulled out a peice of paper and an envelope. How could i stay and see this pain. I needed time to think. Alone.
I watched as Nessie picked up Clara's sleeping form and started to rock her. I couldn't help but feel a great sadness at the though of leaving. Clara would have to stay here. I couldn't look after her, could i?
"Whats her name" Nessie asked, looking up to me. I looked away, i couldn't even meet her eye, like a coward.
"Clara" I croaked out. Nessie frowned then walked over to me, still holding the baby. She touched my cheek. Her thoughts shooting into my head.
It's alright grampa. I believe you. You still have me, right here.
She dropped her hand and touched my chest, just over my dead, unbeating heart. I took her hand and kissed it gently.
"Thank you" my voice sounded genially thankful, which i was. Clara whined then opened her eyes, letting out a loud cry. I took Her from Nessie and began to rock her gently, but a horrid smell rose from her nappy. I slumped my shoulders. How did you change a nappy?
"Here. Let me Grampa" Nessie said, coming over then took the baby from my hands. With her spare hand, she fished out a changing mat, wipes and another nappy. "Momma left the TV on a little while ago. I learnt how to their" Nessie said, putting Clara on the matt and pulled the poppers on Clara's onese then pushed it up above her nappy then pulled the tabs off then slowly slid it off. I gagged at the smell then stopped my air flow.
I stepped back but i kept my eye on them both. It was fascinating to see how Nessie interacted with Clara. Like a mother to a child. After Clara was changed Nessie rocked her till her crys turned into hic ups then to sniffles. Then she was drifting to sleep again. I sighed then sat down at my desk again.
"Is there anything i can do" Nessie asked, looking at me. What could she do?
"I just need time. On my own" I said standing up. But i slipped my ink pen and the paper into my pocket. "Please look after Clara till im back. I'm going for a short walk" I mumble quietly, darting to my office window. She nodded, with a small sad smile wich i returned before springing from it and landing softly on my feet. I turned and looked though the living room window to see Esme curled up in a ball her head resting on her knees. My chest tightened. I caused that. My mate pain. I glanced up to my office to see my granddaughter looking down at me.
I looked back towards the forest then darted though it.
Yes i know this story is quite different to all my other ones. I had this idea stuck in my head and now i just putting it out.
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"A superb contribution to the secondary literature on yoga. Critically grounded in the scholarship on yoga and the rich textual history of the tradition, Bryant nevertheless succeeds in transcending both the excessively technical approaches to yoga scholarship as well as much of the popular nonsense about yoga in the proliferating 'schools' in the New Age marketplace. Bryant impressively communicates the essentials of yoga philosophy and practice to the thoughtful but non-specialist general reader. His translations from the Sanskrit are precise and well-grounded, and his interpretations are provocative and persuasive. His book will surely be welcomed by both serious scholars and responsible practitioners." ―Gerald James Larson, Rabindranath Tagore Professor Emeritus of Indian Cultures and Civilizations, Indiana University, Bloomington, and Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara
"Dr. Bryant's translation of and commentary on Patañjali's Yoga Sutras reveal the rich tapestry of schools and viewpoints that form the background for the yoga tradition. Dr. Bryant teaches us to delight in the diversity of ideas and commentaries that come along with the equally diverse practices of yoga. He helps us to look deeper into a universal pattern of all practices, taking us out of the fundamentalism and exclusivity of our own schools. Grounded in an unbiased sense of ancient history, he clears away any confusion about the meaning of and the connections between different yoga philosophies. His book is a well-rounded and inspiriting course on the real connections between ideas, practices, and direct experience. I enthusiastically recommend it." ―Richard Freeman, author of The Yoga Matrix
"Edwin Bryant has provided us with a sweeping, kaleidoscopic overview of this essential yoga text. His clear and engaging prose brings Patañjali's aphorisms to life, taking his reader on an amazing journey through the history of yoga philosophy." ―David Gordon White, Professor of Religious Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, and author of Sinister Yogis
"Edwin Bryant unpacks the layers of history and traditional commentaries that are in the suitcase of the Yoga Sutras. Through his depth of understanding and research rendered in this detailed map, we are able to travel a little closer to our soul. I will be reading and referring to his text for a lifetime." ―Rodney Yee, author of Moving Toward Balance
"The greatest strength of Edwin Bryant's work on the Yoga Sutras is that he has taken the most abstruse commentaries and made of them a fluidly readable work. He has made an academically serious study into a presentation of most symmetrical beauty. He has brought together the views of different schools of philosophy and made them rhyme as though in poetry. We need more of such works of serious and yet readable philosophy." ―Swami Veda Bharati, D. Littl, Chancellor, HIHT University, Dehradum, India
"Bryant's meticulous study of the Yoga Sutras examines its reception throughout the past fifteen hundred years by a variety of commentators. Understanding that all religious books operate in the context of lived communities, Bryant suggests that the worship of Vishnu as taught by Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita has played an important role in how the practice of yoga has been understood and communicated, particularly for the past five hundred years. For practitioners of yoga, this book provides a fresh look at a complex philosophy of applied spirituality." ―Christopher Key Chapple, Doshi Professor of Indic and Comparative Theology, Loyola Marymount University, and author of Yoga and the Luminous
"What I like about Edwin Bryant's edition is that it serves as a concordance of commentaries, a commentary on the commentaries without which this text (or any other compendium of sutras) is unintelligible. It is a pleasure to watch as Bryant uses the commentaries to show how thinking about the Yoga Sutras shifted and evolved over the years." ―Dr. Robert Svoboda, Ayurvedacharya
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An important point to make is that while Bryant's impeccable scholarship satisfies the most demanding academic, these sutras, for the first time, I believe, come to life for the general reader with a sincere interest in Yoga. (The Isherwood-Prabhavananda edition, How to Know God, presents the sayings in lucid, poetic English, but there is none of the depth of commentary.) Bryant presents the individual sayings ("sutras" literally means "threads")in Sanskrit in both Devanagari script and the Latin alphabet, and translates each word precisely, then offers his own translation of the sutra in contemporary English. The individual sutras are followed by readable narratives which interpret each saying and various commentaries from ancient to modern times.
As someone who has practiced Yoga since childhood and has written a master's thesis on the sutras, I recommend this book enthusiastically. Every student and teacher of Yoga, whether as a popular fitness program or the highest pathway to enlightenment, should own this book. Furthermore, individuals with no special interest in Yoga will find that it offers an excellent complement to other philosophical and religious reading, since the Sutras' teachings mirror the pathways of many world religions. I hope it becomes available in hardback and as a Kindle book because it is a work that should become part of one's permanent library and, in fact, part of one's very life.
If I could afford it I would buy 1,000 copies of this book and hand it out to people.
Although I've only recently received my copy, I can see that this book is likely to become my 'go to' for the Yoga Sutras. However, it's less likely to become the copy that I take to the Yoga Sutra group I go to but only because the sometimes extensive commentary on individual sutras makes it too unwieldy for reference in the class situation. In my opinion, this is a book to savour when you have time to sit with it, absorb and contemplate the commentary properly.
In summary, Edwin Bryant's commentary on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali should be on the bookshelf of any serious yoga student.
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One Don Taco can be found about a mile outside I-285, sharing a block or two with several Korean restaurants, Grandma's Biscuits and King Kong Motors, indicating once again how inclusive this part of town can be, appealing to immigrants, grandparents and giant apes alike. This particular Don Taco is a refurbished Arby's restaurant, and despite the addition of earth-tone colors and a few paintings of Latin-American villages, the interior still suffers from overly bright fluorescent lights, glare from the windows, Spartan booths and a spare, uninviting patio.
The secret weapon, however, of any Don Taco is its salsa bar -- this location's is especially long and inviting. It features two varieties of green salsa (one sharp and tomatillo-based, the other creamy and guacamole-like) as well as the mild tocayo (featuring roasted peppers) and the scorchingly spicy, napalm-like albanil, in addition to separate bowls for chopped onions, cilantro, limes and pico de gallo.
The menu of burritos, soft tacos, etc. will be familiar to diners who frequent either Americanized burrito places or the more traditional taqueria, whether you drive through or eat in. Two specialty vegetarian burritos are featured at $3.99 each. The Tampico, made with potatoes, refried beans, tomatoes and grilled onions, can be inconsistent. On the most recent visit, it was almost entirely potatoes (akin to samosa stuffing) and didn't taste fresh. On other occasions, the ingredients have proved more robust and balanced. Mysteriously, the chupacabra is named after a Latino boogeyman (it translates as "goat sucker"), yet it merely offers rice, beans, lettuce, sour cream and a disproportionately small amount of avocado. Perhaps the scary thing about it is the way it falls apart. But when the vegetarian burritos lack zing, it pays to return to the salsa bar.
I've had better luck with the meat dishes, especially the steak quesadilla ($3.75). With the tortillas fried to be slightly crispy but not brittle, the quesadilla proves a terrific vehicle for juicy morsels of steak and a generous amount of rice, beans, cheese and other fillers. The chicken flautas ($3.99) -- tightly rolled, fried and just a bit greasy -- are addictively chewy and a handy size for dunking in salsa containers.
Other meat dishes have less pizzazz. The pastor, or pork meat, is as orange as Georgia clay and has a tendency to dry out, making it a merely adequate burrito filler. The "Crazy Taco" ($4.99) has a hard, crumbly shell, with the basic fillers all but snowbound by a heap of shredded cheese. The soft tacos ($1.65 each) tend to go heavy on the cheese as well, although the chicken taco had more assertive, flavorful meat.
With such low prices and fast service, Don Taco can be an effective place to grab a quick bite and enjoy hearing some Spanish, especially if you speak only a little of it. Three televisions constantly play the endlessly fascinating Spanish-language talk shows, game shows and telenovelas. A sign on the doors has the word "boracho" with a slash through it, proving more elegant than if it simply read "No drunks."
Don Taco can hardly match the richness of Mexican cuisine you find at a place like Zocalo, and isn't as cozy as nearby sit-down taquerias such as Las Americas. But when you have a hankering for inexpensive burritos and fresh salsa and don't have time to make up your mind among the ever-increasing options around Atlanta, Don Taco offers a fast and easy solution.


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Wednesday, December 18, 2013Phase & Polarity: Causes And Effects, Differences, ConsequencesChuck McGregor 12/18/13 03:35 PM,Polarity and Phase - these terms are often used as if they mean the same thing. They are not. POLARITY: In electricity this is a simple reversal of the plus and minus voltage. It doesn't matter whether it is DC or AC voltage. For DC, Turn a battery around in a flashlight and you have inverted or, more commonly stated, reversed the polarity of the voltage going to the light bulb. For AC, interchange the two wires at the input… View this post
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Church Sound: Twelve Steps To Christmas Program SurvivalGary Zandstra 12/05/13 08:21 AM,'Tis the season ... In honor of the classic holiday song "12 Days of Christmas," if you're in the midst of Christmas programs right now, please take advantage of at least some of the tips offered in the following "12 steps" survival guide. 12: Start organized with a plan You know the saying, fail to plan and you can plan on failing. Guess what, it's true. Talent will only carry you so far. The really great musician, technicians and artists… View this post
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Snapshot of the American Workday
What did Americans do last year?
They spent less time on work and more time watching TV, according to the American Time Use Survey issued by the Labor Department, Thursday.
The time they did spend on work was a staggeringly low three hours, 32 minutes a day. But that reflects higher numbers of part-time workers as and a falling labor force participation rate caused by discouraged workers dropping out and retiring baby boomers.
Setting those individuals aside, want to know how workers' time broke down? Take a look:
A 7-Hour Shift? Yes, And Then Some…
Overall, employed folks worked an average 7.7 hours per day on workdays. Employed men worked longer (8.5 hours) than employed women (7.9 hours).
Enter the Gender Divide…
That may be partly due to women heading home to their second shift: 82% of women vs. 65% of men spent some time doing household activities on the average day and the women spent an average 2.6 hours on those activities vs. just 2 hours for men. Meanwhile, women spent 1.1 active hours caring for children vs. men who spent just 26 minutes doing so.
The Office Is Where It's At…
85% of employed individuals did some or all of their work at work compared with just 23% who did some or all of their work at home. They spent 7.9 hours working at the workplace compared with 3 hours at home.
Unless You're Self-Employed…
Self-employed workers are more likely to have done work at home than wage and salary workers notes the study. (Whew! That's a relief.)
Weekends? Not So Much…
42% of self-employed workers are likely to work on weekends compared with 31% of wage and salary workers getting down to business on a Saturday or Sunday.
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Clampies[1] (also known as Giant Clams[2] or simply Clams[3]) are giant, purple Clam enemies that first appeared in New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
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Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS[edit]
They first debuted in Super Mario 64 and its Nintendo DS remake Super Mario 64 DS, appearing in Jolly Roger Bay and Dire Dire Docks. They are known as "Clams" in these two games. Most Clams in Jolly Roger Bay contain Red Coins, whilst the lone Clam in Dire Dire Docks contains a Koopa Shell. If a Clam is touched whilst it is opening or closing, Mario takes two points of damage. Clams open up for a small period of time when Mario approaches them.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii[edit]
Clampies reappear in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, only appearing in World 1-4 and in a secret area in World 4-1. They trap a character in its shell if it closes on a character, causing them to take damage and then opening back up. Most Clampies have Coins in their valves in order to lure a character close so they can attack them.
New Super Mario Bros. U[edit]
Clampies also appear in New Super Mario Bros. U where they act exactly like they do in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. They are very rare and only one can be found in a secret area of Waterspout Beach. They are also found in World Coin-5.
Mario Kart 7[edit]
Clampies appear in the Cheep Cheep Lagoon and Daisy Cruiser racecourses in Mario Kart 7 for the Nintendo 3DS. They are obstacles that are found only underwater, and like in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, they have Coins and Item Boxes between their valves that racers can pick up, taking care of not being trapped by the Clampy's valves.
Mario Party 10[edit]
Clampies reappear in Mario Party 10 in the board Whimsical Waters. They also appear in the minigame Cheep Cheep Check, where they serve as distractions for the group players.


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Cut Up Card a Safer Way
Canceling an unused credit card can ding your credit score, but there's a way to minimize the impact.
It all comes down to how much of your total available credit you do use.
That's called the credit utilization ratio -- the total amount of all your credit-card balances divided by your total credit limit. And it accounts for almost 30% of your FICO credit score, says Barry Paperno, consumer-operations manager for myFICO.com, a Web site of credit-scoring firm FICO. Typically, the higher the ratio, the lower the credit score.
Say you've got two credit cards, each with a $10,000 limit. One has a balance of $5,000 and the other has a zero balance. Your credit utilization ratio is 25% ($5,000 divided by $20,000).
If you close the zero-balance card, you've cut your aggregate credit limit to $10,000. So your utilization ratio jumps to 50% ($5,000 divided by $10,000).
But if you pay off $2,500 of your $5,000 balance and then close the unused card, the ratio stays at 25% ($2,500 divided by $10,000).
One thing to keep in mind: Even if you close an unused card, the payment history associated with that card is factored into your score for a period of time -- 10 years for positive information and seven years for the negative.
Write to Anna Prior at firstname.lastname@example.com