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Fu Ssu-nien
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Book DescriptionFu Ssu-nien, scholar, and political and social critic, was one of the most colourful, influential intellectual figures in twentieth-century China. Wang Fan-sen's biography of Fu's life and contributions offers an in-depth examination of his role in intellectual development in modern China. Fu's life in many ways embodied the dilemma faced by modern Chinese intellectuals: dissatisfied with the model of the traditional literati, they lacked a professional, academic model to take its place. Fu's early years as a student leader of the May Fourth movement and subsequent life as an activist were born of intellectual dissatisfaction: as an educator and founder of the Institute of Philology and History at Peking University and the Academia Sinica, he worked to fill the void by professionalizing Chinese research and education. This book, incorporating original, previously unpublished material from Fu's personal archives, fills a major gap in the cultural and intellectual history of modern China.
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Publish Date: 2-Nov-2006
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The embryonic renal interstitium plays critical regulatory roles in renal development. However, our knowledge of its cellular composition, the functions of its individual cellular constituents, and the full scope of its involvement in renal formation and function is far from complete. We found that in the deeper cortex (excluding the part of the cortex from the surface of the kidney to where S-shaped bodies locate) and medulla, the response of Wnt/p-catenin signaling in the embryonic renal interstitium is confined to about two layers of cells adjacent to ureteric trunks (Wnt/p-catenin target cells), and the expression of certain genes in these cells were disrupted when (3-catenin was ablated specifically from the renal interstitium. The overall objective of this proposal is to test the hypothesis the HDACl/2 inhibit epigenetically Wnt/(3-catenin signaling which regulates the fate of it target renal interstitial cells and their function in regulating kidney development. Specifically, using a combination of mouse genetics, biochemical and molecular biology, we will determine the identity ofthe interstitial cells that do and do not respond to Wnt/p-catenin signaling during normal development and their fates in response to ablation of Wnt/p-catenin signaling (Aimi). Further, we will test the hypothesis that the Wnt/p-catenin signaling target interstitial cells affect the proper formation of loop-of- Henle and microvascular endothelium in the developing kidney (Aim2). HDAC1 and HDAC2, histone deacetylases that remove acetyl groups from either core histones or non-histone proteins, function in either an epigenetic or a non-epigenetic manner.
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Dare Obasanjo: SkyDrive - Personal Storage in the Cloud
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It's been way too long since Dare Obasanjo (of RSS Bandit and Carnage4Life fame) has appeared on C9. The last time was several years ago in an interview conducted by me and Scoble on a summer day outside of building 35 on the main MS campus in Redmond. What's Dare been up to since we last spoke? Turns out, quite a bit Dare works on the Live SDK team. They recently shipped the SkyDrive API. If you're not familiar with SkyDrive, it's a cloud-based personal file storage service, allowing users access to any file, anytime, anywhere... (we talk about what exactly that means and how it works in this conversation).
Here we catch up and geek out a bit on SkyDrive (from a developer and consumer's perspective, with an emphasis on the former, of course), web programming, personal file storage solutions (how do you design a SkyDrive?), the difference between SkyDrive and traditional (local) storage solutions, when to use SkyDrive verus Azure storage, and of course the SkyDrive API.
Tune in. Enjoy. Welcome back to C9, Dare. We'll come see you again!
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I like to say, that the Live-SDK Team has done excellent work with the new SkyDrive-API. A huge step forward comparing with the old API. Continue your good work, and thank you for the excellent support.
Is there a way to "only browse" on a PC or Mac ? I mean should every laptop/desktop should have 7 Gb or 25 Gb eaten up, just because I might one day may want to use a certain file that is in the cloud ?
If you only want to browse from a certain machine couldn't you just use the web client from that machine?
Yeah, go to the web site. A "browse" only concept is fine until you are offline. Then how do you pull down the file you decide you want to do more with than see in the finder?
Congrats on a really great product!
And good old Dare. I remember him from the first years of XML.
This is going to be Awesome! I can't wait writing Apps to use skydrive...... I am planing to use this Skydrive for My home automation.. If something really happens.. I will send pics to Sky drive.. & My app [Android ] will Notify me if anything wrong..... awesome!
Thanks for a number of key details. I now am thinking of "how" to build to the API - based on the comment in the Video. Hope to see Dare back on "Channel" soon..
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The Strange Moments of these Remarkable Times.
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"Come gather 'round people, Wherever you roam, And admit that the waters, Around you have grown, And accept it that soon, You'll be drenched to the bone, If your time to you, Is worth savin', Then you better start swimmin', Or you'll sink like a stone, For the times they are a-changin'" are lyrics to the song The Times they are a Changin' by legendary Minnesota musician / singer Bob Dylan. Of course Dylan's song is about the turbulent times of 1960's America but for the Houston Aeros and Minnesota Wild it is how the struggles of one can bring about changes for them all. With the Minnesota Wild now floundering after an ok start to the compressed 2013 NHL season, it has prompted the big club to start making some roster moves, and with those moves means there is a trickle down effect to its American Hockey League affiliate in Houston. This certainly was the case last season when the Wild's injury woes led to near constant call ups that meant the Aeros rarely played with the same line up from game to game. Yet that is the life of a minor league hockey franchise. Simply put you are the whim of the bigger club. They need a player, you send someone and adjust your roster accordingly. For the players themselves its 'call up' they've been waiting for but for minor league coaching staffs / management its all part of the challenge. Just to put it in perspective, over the course of the 2011-12 season the Aeros used 6 different goaltenders and 47 skaters. Needless to say I'd hate to be the equipment manager in a situation like that. Houston has had a few call ups, not even 10 games into this season as defenseman Jonas Brodin and forward Charlie Coyle have been brought up to help the big club. It seems inevitable there will be more, but who will be the lucky one?
The Aeros are fresh off a 2-0 loss against the Grand Rapids Griffins, meanwhile the Milwaukee Admirals should be pretty well rested having not played since last week Friday in a 5-2 loss to arch-rival Chicago. These two clubs used to be bitter division rivals for years before the American Hockey League undertook re-alignment. The Admirals have had their share of call ups, but overall their NHL parent, the Nashville Predators are a little more patient. Houston defeated the Admirals 3-2 on January 23rd, will they be able to earn another victory tonight?
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1st Period Thoughts: Right from the drop of the puck the Aeros were all over the Milwaukee Admirals; with lots of jump in their skates and putting the home team on its heels. The Aeros' forecheck was relentless and the Admirals struggled to deal with the pressure and were giving up easy turnovers. In fact, the lethargic start by the Admirals kind of reminded me of the Wild in recent games; where they looked uninspired (despite being at home) and not mentally ready to go. The Aeros didn't mind and were peppering Admirals' Jeremy Smith with shots early and often. Milwaukee's Matt Liambas (all 5'9" 212lbs of him) took on 6'4" 210lbs Ryley Grantham. Liambas tried to hold on to keep Grantham close so the bigger Aeros enforcer couldn't use his wingspan to his advantage. In a long battle, where both fighters exchanged a few jabs but neither landing much with any kind of damaging effect the struggle would end as Liambas managed to wrestle Grantham to the ice. More or less a draw; although you have to give a nod to Liambas for being willing to fight a heavyweight at his size. Yet with virtually all of the momentum going their way, it would be Milwaukee that struck first. The Admirals finally were able to get the puck out of their zone and go on the attack and Taylor Beck would pass a puck from behind the goal out front to Cam Reid who just managed to sneak it through Matt Hackett to give Milwuakee a 1-0 lead. At this point I was a bit worried that Aeros would be deflated given their recent woes; especially on the road and after having dominated the Admirals 9-2 in shots to this point but now find themselves in a 1-0 hole. However the Aeros demonstrated some terrific resilience and they'd answer right back as 3 minutes after Reid's goal, Justin Fontaine turned on the jets and raced into the Admirals' zone where he'd use linemate David McIntyre for a bit of a screen before letting go a wrist shot that found the twine to tie the game at 1-1. Jason Zucker would get tagged with a roughing penalty late in the period, giving Milwaukee its first power play of the game. Houston's penalty killers did a great job at moving their feet and getting into passing lane and a good effort by Jake Dowell to tap a puck away from Brad Winchester and Dowell would race up the ice into the Milwaukee zone along with Carson McMillan where he swung a pass over to McMillan who chipped a shot up and over the shoulder of Smith to give the Aeros a 2-1 lead on the shorthanded tally. This was a huge goal and you could sense the spirit of the arena had left the building. The Aeros would go into the intermission ahead by one, but there were lots of chirping between the benches as both clubs headed to their respective locker room. Especially between Milwaukee's Michael Latta and Houston's Brett Bulmer. Houston's forecheck was really dominant and the Aeros were getting good efficient break out of their zone from their defensemen. Good effort all around.
2nd Period Thoughts: The 2nd period would start with a moment of ugliness as Brett Bulmer was crunched with a vicious hit from behind by Daniel Bang. Immediatey, Bang was jumped by Stephane Veilleux but rather than just throwing big punches Bang held on and both players fell to the ice earning coincidental roughing minors. Bang got an additional 5-minute major for boarding. This meant the Aeros would go through 2 minutes of 4-on-4 play before having a 3-minute power play. By the time Houston got to the power play they seemed a little disorganized. They set up their point men, Steven Kampfer and Chay Genoway but couldn't seem to get those 2nd chance opportunities. Ultimately their power play was cut short by a phantom high sticking call on Johan Larsson. The Aeros' Paul Mara would take a lazy hooking penalty that would give the Admirals a short 5-on-3 power play and then almost a full two minutes of 5-on-4. The Admirals' power play was atrocious; mishandling the puck, unable to hold the zone and Houston would get the big kill. To Houston's credit their penalty killers; like Carson McMillan and David McIntyre were denying time and space well and forcing the Admirals to make mistakes. Both clubs seemed to be a little more cautious and Houston would continue to dictate the pace of play. The Aeros would strike late in the period as Zack Phillips, Larsson and Zucker would catch the Admirals flat footed and Phillips dished it over to Zucker who took the rolling puck and got off a quick shot that sort of fluttered up and over the shoulder of Smith to give Houston a 3-1 lead. Another big late-period goal that again helped crush the spirits of the Admirals and their fans. The Aeros' dominance to this point was rather complete, as evidenced by Houston's extreme shot advantage 29-15. Scary moment towards the latter half of the period as Kirk MacDonald got into a collision with Milwaukee's Taylor Aronson. Aronson's hit got MacDonald wanting to scrap as his glove came off; but Aronson's skate would strike the top of MacDonald's hand and immediately the Aeros' forward covered the wound and raced back to the bench where he was hurried to the locker room. He would not return. Sitting as close to the bench as I was for the game there was talk that the cut was pretty bad. I hope MacDonald just needs stitches and that no damage to tendons, etc was done.
3rd Period Thoughts: You knew the Admirals were going to want to press early as they were down by two but it was the Aeros would strike quickly to start the 3rd period. As the Aeros counter attacked, Kyle Medvec would sort of fling a shot towards the goal and it would perhaps deflect off a defender and sneak by Smith just 36 seconds into the period as Houston now leads 4-1. It was a cheap goal, but a sign of how the Aeros simple approach of funneling pucks on the goal was being rewarded. The Wild could certainly learn from this. The Admirals would then go on the attack, as Austin Watson, Chris Mueller and Taylor Beck were getting double shifted as Milwaukee tried to claw itself back into the game. Yet Houston would have a scary moment as Brad Winchester (who was -5 last night) crashed into the net that sent Hackett violently into the crossbar. Winchester would earn a roughing call in the scrum that would ensue after the play. The Aeros' power play really was about killing time rather than adding to their lead and after Milwaukee got the kill they'd go back on the attack. A slashing penalty on Veilleux gave the Admirals the window of opportunity they were looking for. The Admirals would cut the Aeros lead to two, on a point shot by Victor Bartley that was stopped by Hackett but Mara wasn't able to sweep the rebound away before it was pounced on by Watson who buried it to make it 4-2. The Aeros' hustle would again factor in keeping Milwaukee to the perimeter and Hackett made some clutch glove saves down the stretch as his team was playing rope-a-dope. At times the Aeros had a little trouble alleviating pressure as their attempts to clear the zone failed and the team ended having some really long shifts. Each time it was Hackett that bailed his team out by freezing the puck. In the final two minutes, Admirals' bench boss Dean Evason pulled Smith for an extra attacker but it was the Aeros who would find the back of the net. After some hard work along the boards the puck would be poked out by Fontaine who took off to the Milwaukee end to bury the empty netter to seal a 5-2 victory.
It was a solid performance by Matt Hackett, who seemed to really be laboring a bit after his collision in the 3rd period to help deliver the Aeros an important victory. Personally it was perhaps even more important for Hackett who ended his 7-game personal losing streak. Defensively, the mobility of the Aeros' defense made a big difference last night. Especially the play of Kris Fredheim, Steven Kampfer (who looked silky smooth skating with the puck at times) and Chay Genoway that allowed the Aeros a way to quickly get the puck out of their zone. I thought Kyle Medvec had a good game; and was physical and played well at the point too.
Offensively, the Aeros did a great job of keeping it simple and working their forecheck effectively. All of their lines had moments where they really bottled Milwaukee up in its own zone and did their fair share of getting pucks on goal. I was very impressed by the overall hustle of the team and it was good to see the Aeros fight back from the early goal that could've sent the team emotionally into a tailspin considering its struggles as of late. This was a game the Aeros should've won and it did.
Having been as close to the bench as I was I was really struck by the activity and constant communication of the Aeros coaching staff. Head Coach John Torchetti and assistant coach Mike Van Ryn were constantly talking to the players and helping them out wherever. This is the sign of a great teaching coach and the players seemed to have a very good relationship; as there wasn't any bickering or confusion. This is exactly what the Minnesota Wild should want from its AHL affiliate. A quality win, and now the Aeros continue their extended road trip with a game in Rockford tonight.
Player Assessments:
~ (LW) Jason Zucker – He was clearly one of the best players on the ice as he was last time. Speed, good hands, a willingness to shoot (5 shots) and he communicated real well with the coaching staff all game long and played smart. Good puck pressure and even doled out a few nice body checks too. His late 2nd period goal really was big for the Aeros as it gave them some much-needed breathing room. This kid deserves an NHL shot.
~ (C) Justin Fontaine – The last time the Aeros played in Milwaukee, Fontaine looked disconnected and tired. He just sort of went through the motions and was even careless as he took some lazy penalties. It was completely different tonight as he was all over the place, using his speed effectively to create scoring chances. The former UMD star also played well defensively and his superior hustle was a constant pain for the Admirals. Fontaine's two goals led the charge, but he played like the leading returning scorer for the Aeros like the team needs him to be.
~ (F) Zack Phillips – Phillips certainly has tremendous hands and looked pretty good one-on-one. He played reasonably well along the boards and was able to work the puck to his teammates. Yet there are certainly places where he needs to improve. Most notably his skating. While he certainly had more of a forward lean he just couldn't seem to get moving as fas as he needed to more often than not. Especially where he had to have a quick start it wasn't pretty for the former St. John Sea Dogs star. Yet in the other aspects of the game, he's highly skilled. He has a fairly quick release and if he continues to play more on the 1st / 2nd line I think he'll start piling up some more points. The Fredericton, New Brunswick-native had an assist tonight.
~ (C) Johan Larsson – He was not as noticeable as he was on January 23rd. He still had a solid game; and isn't afraid to go into the corners and battle for the puck but he just didn't stand out for me. Larsson is not tremendously fast but he moves well enough to get where he needs to be; and his terrific core strength makes him strong on the puck. He also showed a little tenacity last night as he was afraid to trade barbs with the always ornery Michael Latta.
~ (LW) Brett Bulmer – He had a terrific game on the forecheck on a line with Jake Dowell and Stephane Veilleux. That line caused Milwaukee all kinds of problems throughout the 1st and 2nd period of the game. Bulmer would not return to the bench in the 3rd; perhaps because of the damage he got from that hit from behind in the 2nd period. I am not sure if that was a precautionary measure or if something more is wrong with the rugged winger. Yet Bulmer was strong on the puck and down low along the wall. He moves well and looks like an ideal 3rd liner; although I wish he'd shoot the puck a bit more.
~ (G) Matt Hackett – The goaltender looked solid between the pipes. While he didn't get nearly as much activity during the early part of the game he came up with some big saves down the stretch in order to give his team the win. 28 saves, many of them made with lots of traffic near the paint was impressive.
Before I end the article I'd like to thank Houston Aeros' radio play-by-play voice Joe O'Donnell for meeting with me before the game. O'Donnell does a terrific job, providing excellent game details without trying to be over the top. The conversation was a lot of fun; talking about both the Aeros and the Wild and I have to say I was very appreciative of his candor and willingness to meet a fan / blogger like me. I hope I can have the opportunity again someday.
Aeros Notes:
~ The Aeros' roster tonight was as follows: Justin Fontaine, Carson McMillan, Kirk MacDonald, Ryley Grantham, Chad Rau, David McIntyre, Jake Dowell, Stephane Veilleux, Brett Bulmer, Johan Larsson, Jason Zucker, Zack Phillips, Paul Mara, Steven Kampfer, Wes O'Neill, Kris Fredheim, Chay Genoway and Kyle Medvec. Darcy Kuemper backed up Matt Hackett. Kane Lafranchise and Nick Petersen were the healthy scratches.
~ The 3 Stars of the Game were: 1st Star Justin Fontaine, 2nd Star Jason Zucker, 3rd Star Austin Watson
~ Attendance was 4,894 at Bradley Center.


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In case you haven't seen the trailer yet, here it is: http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/The-Last-of
It's looking like most kills are done (on average, at a guess) in two shots. Some people who saw that Spanish video recently complained that the enemies were taking too many bullets.
Well, the guy was mostly hitting the legs and arms, so I guess that sort-of-confirms separate hitboxes?
Not an official confirmation or anything, just some educated speculation.
Anyone got any thoughts on that?
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Lundqvist will make his eight straight start Friday against Montreal -- his longest streak this season of consecutive games played. The 30-year-old netminder (37-16-5, .932 save %, 1.93 GAA) has recorded three straight wins as the Rangers charge to the top of the Eastern Conference standings and will be back between the pipes as the Rangers face the downtrodden Habs.
"The most important thing is to finish strong and to build our confidence in going into the playoffs," he said. "But again, looking down the road here, home-ice advantage could play a huge part."
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O Lord let me follow Thee
In search of a good man I hope she finds in
me, for I am as simple as flesh and blood
but she is like a dream which I never want to
O Lord let me pray to Thee
Pray that she sees past all the bad in me
Let her see past all the wrong I have done
and all the right I could not do
O Lord let me always hear those words
" I love you "
I know this is a lot to ask and my heart is
not worthy, but if you might let her love me
every day and every night I will always thank
As I kneel down on my knees
I'm begging you oh Lord please...
Let her find the good in me...Amen
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Our tour guide Vera was wonderful and we had so much fun riding around the city after dark. It is very easy to learn to ride a Segway and only takes about 5 minutes. A fun way to get around.
July 2016
This tour was amazing. We only had 24 hours in Athens and this was the best way to explore the sights. We chose a night tour which started before sunset, allowing us to get good photos. Also because it was much cooler we were more relaxed. Athens after sunset is beautiful as well. Great fun!
November 2015
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This was the highlight of our trip! Our tour guide Gina was fantastic and seeing Athens at night was incredible. She was extremely knowledgeable and provided enough information and time at each site. It is hard to believe how much ground we covered in 3 very full hours. As for the segways, they were easy and fun to ride. I would highly recommend this tour.
August 2015
Love the Segway experience - it's such a great way to tour an area. And the at night tour always is rewarding as it takes us to area and at times we wouldn't otherwise venture. Guide was friendly and informative.
July 2015
Trip was a lot of fun. Would recommend it to anyone.
June 2015
Must do while in Athens.
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Really nice, good to do on your first day, so you get a feel if the place and plan what you want to do next! Thank you,Gabriela, we enjoyed segwaing with you!!
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Great tour, my husband loved the Segway me a little less
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Federal Work Study (FWS) is a type of financial aid. It is a federally funded program, supplemented by institutional dollars, that provides part-time jobs for students with financial need to help them pay for their college-related expenses. This program encourages students to take part in community service work, as well as, gain experience in the student's courses of study.
Federal Work Study is awarded to students who meet the HCC Priority Deadline and are otherwise eligible. To be considered for a Federal Work Study award, you must submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year; submit all required documents to complete your financial aid file, and be registered for classes by the priority deadline. You must have financial need as determined by federal need-analysis. Lastly, you must maintain good standing in accordance with the College's Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy (SAP).
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Healers: What would we do without them?
To answer that question for the MMORPG player: Nothing. We would be buying potions buy the truckload and using good skill/stat points in spells for healing ourselves, instead of whoopassnes. Playing the healing class is one of my guilty pleasures in gaming. It's fun to see the party perform well when they are getting good support from the back row and I don't mind doing it.
Although, they seem to get a little more brazen and sometimes stupid, testing the healers limits and reflexes is not something you want to do. The downside of this is if anything does go wrong, like hearing "Oh, shizz, I just aggroed the whole room!" If you don't pull it off, run out of mana or heavens forbid the tank dies: it's all your fault.
Quite a large mantle to carry around with you, along with a million manapotions.
Side Note:Don't get me wrong, I love EVE. I am a fulltime supporter of this game, to me it's the best MMORPG out there. I didn't need anyone to tell me that, I found out for myself. I just needed a break from the Wormhole grind and looking to enjoy a few different games before a different grind starts soon: college. When I get tired of a pirate shooting space cowboy I turn to something a little more laid back. Keeping a whole party of people alive.
What am I looking into to fill that gap?
Dragon Age: Origins
I know, not even a legitamate MMORPG. Shame on me! Now I was playing through as a run of the mill human, noble warrior. I know, boorrrirrinnnggggg. I was going through poultices (health pots) faster than you can say chicken cutlets. I hadn't picked up Wynne (the npc healer) yet and was just getting into some of the premium content. Wardens Peak and I was in the midst of aquiring Shale, your friendly neighborhood Golem, those quests were kicking meh behind. I decided I wanted to re-roll.
Cut scene: A few couples are at the movies over the weekend and I was talking to my gamer friend who is a girl and she was raving about DA:O to me. She said she had the Prima strategy guide and would loan it to me. Hey, no problem, I am not above using a strat guide, the game was actually kicking my booty a little bit.
I discovered how much of the game I was missing and re-rolled a healer. When I am not tanking in an MMO and inflicting pain, I prefer a cleric/priest/white mage etc class. I found out long ago how indispensable the healing class is in any RPG. In MMORPG's, they are critical, a good healer could turn a good party into an awesome one if he/she's on their game.
And the game is going so much better now. Their is no death penalty in DA:O except for starting over from a save. But I couldn't help to realize how much of a difference it made to getting through the lower level content. At the end of the day I was having more fun, and thats why we play these games right? Right? OK, but it's ONE of the reasons at least.
I'm sure this is the same in any game, but reminded me of some of the other games that I ran the triage route.
Final Fantasy XI: I had a taru Blackmage/Whitemage around 65 on both. BLM was fun, but getting a party was so much easier when I listed myself as WHM/BLM. FFXI is a game that made every class important, however there was a few that became mandatory in parties.
Surprisingly, it wasn't what you might think. Redmages became the most sought after class when I played because of the Refresh spell, regain mana over ticks. Very, very useful in long fights and intense leveling parties. My huge Galka Paladin sadly got left in the dust because it was hardest to find a group as that, I wan't to experience the content. FFXI had some great content back then.
Runes of Magic: 50 priest/knight. Fun, it was a good class to roll into open beta with. When most people were caught up in the Rogue/Ranger nerf system, good healers were hard to come by. I was leveling relatively quick so I became a sought after person to have on raids/parties. And I got a lot of good gear early because it was cloth with wisdom, useless to 90% of the party except me. Epiced out at 40 during open beta, Ah-Ha!
Anarchy Online: Just my luck, I rolled the Martial Artist to find out that it had very good healing spells. I was told to just punch and heal. That's what I did and leveled up pretty fast. AO was a fun game, very huge sprawling maps that are hard to get through without some floating or flying vehicle. The graphics were a bit outdated and most of the community was on endgame content. I still managed to land a good clan and enjoy myself. This made it a little easier to find groups and the mission rolling system made up for it on off times.
I have a close friend who's at the endgame stage of Aion as a priest. She loves it and is having the time of her life. Don't get me wrong, healing as a full time job is fun, but sometimes it's good to be on the frontline grabbing glory. But without a strong healer in the back, you don't stand a chance.
Three cheers for the squishies that keep us alive and looting!
Until then...
Play safe,
if you have the PC version of DAO check out the mods, there is a cleric mod that is really well done! I think it is on dragonagenexus. com if I am not mistaken. it adds a great Cleric class to the game and is quite well done IMPO .
I play a healer in most MMO's I have ever played and if played well, you reap just as much glory as the front line as you will always be in demand!Fri Jan 15 2010 9:16AM Report
Personally I enjoy most archtypes except being the tank in MMO's. But I always have the most fun as the main healer. No matter what game I've played so far, the healer is always in demand. Not having to wait forever trying to find a group is worth a lot to me as well. I prefered EQ's Plate wearing cleric over Wow's clothie, but I'll take the fast groups any day.
Maybe I've just been lucky, but everyone always bitches about 'getting blamed for everything' when playing a healer. Always seemed pretty rare to me, even when it actually was my fault. Of course, I normally try to beat people to the punch by blaming myself before they can do it first.
To me, playing a healer can be so much more gratifying than playing dps. I have yet to find a good mmo where it takes a lot of skill to get the most out of DPS (normally its more along the lines of having a lack of stupidity, rather than having skill). Even when skill does help, your contribution is diluted by at least a few other DPS. When playing the healer, it's so much easier to see my impact on the party.
If a game were to go down to 3 (or maybe even 4) in a group by reducing the number of dps needed. It might be more fun to DPS again. Since you can see your contribution a lot more clear. But that would just make for a HUGE amount of overpopulation of DPS not being able to find a group.
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After escaping Lee's clutches bruised and battered the poor thing found it's way to me where it's now loved and taken care of
Or it might of been because Lee now prefers his AK120 S Mod and felt no need having the Studio around any longer. :)
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I just go through the application manager and turn off what I don't use. I tend to take it simple with things I know I don't need first, then every few days I'll go in and disable a few things I don't think I need. If problems come up I turn those back on (this is rare), then isolate the one I need. Then I keep going until I'm satisfied.
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Jerk Pork With Grilled Pineapple and Corn
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- serves 4
- 4 pork loin steaks, trimmed of excess fat
- 15 grams unsalted butter, softened
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 10 allspice berries, crushed, or 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 2 spring onions, chopped
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 4 fresh corn cobs
- 1 ripe pineapple
- Jerk seasoning
- 2 habanero chillies, deseeded and roughly chopped
- Pinch of grated nutmeg
- 2 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
- 2 teaspoons soft brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
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Using a mortar and pestle, blender or food processor, blend together the ingredients for the jerk seasoning to make a smooth paste. Thinly brush or spread this mixture over both sides of the pork steaks and place, side by side, in a non-metallic shallow dish. Cover and leave to marinate in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour and up to 24 hours.
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When you are ready to cook, preheat the grill to high. Remove the husks from the corn and trim the ends. Cut the corn in half crossways. Add to a saucepan of boiling water. Bring back to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for 5–10 minutes until just tender. Drain well, then lightly brush them with the softened butter.
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While the corn is cooking, top and tail the pineapple. Cut off the skin, then cut out any remaining hard 'eyes'. Slice the fruit into eight wedges and cut away the central core from each piece. Brush all over with the honey.
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Place the pork on the grill tray. Cook for 3–4 minutes until the spicy crust is nicely browned, then turn and cook for another 3–4 minutes. Remove from the grill and keep warm.
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Arrange the pineapple wedges and corn on the grill tray. Cook for about 5 minutes until the pineapple and corn are lightly singed. Turn the pineapple and corn frequently to prevent them from burning. Serve hot, with the pork, with paper napkins for sticky fingers.
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Alcide and Sookie's lovefest is interrupted by A) her barfing and B) the Boys showing up, since Alcide and Sookie are actually the main point of the Russell storyline. They spend the whole episode — this was cool in effect but I can't figure out how to say how cool it was — sorta remote-controlling this one contractor employee of Alcide's who was glamoured into letting Russell free. Probably this was Salome, although the show cutely thinks it's Nora — whose terrorist hardcoreness continues to make her one of the coolest people this show has ever come up with — but either case, the episode ends up unexpectedly with Sookie and her three boyfriends, plus Doug, uncovering the still-very-ratsucking Russell… Who abruptly turns the tables on all of them in a way that is not entirely clear.
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The home has an open concept kitchen perfect for entertaining and the breakfast bar will seat 5.
This house has all the amenities of home including a coffee maker, dishwasher, full size washer and dryer, 2 Dish TVs w/VCR and DVDs, a huge movie selection, central air and heat, a very nice deck to hear the waves crashing, a BBQ pit for grilling, a outdoor cabana shower, and a picnic table.
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS LISTENING TO THE WAVES CRASHING FROM THE DECK OR IN THE HAMMOCK AND SAY, LIFE IS GOOD in Sea Isle.
Jada Scott
See the beach from the deck, marina, restaurant, tennis courts, playground, swimming pool(seasonal), golf cart rental, surfing lessons, and Gulf of Mexico.
Moody Gardens and the Schlitterbahn Water Park are 15 minutes away. Also, great fishing off the beach. Very near the San Luis Pass and there is also a nice pool for renters to use in the community. Close to the beach, marina, restaurant, tennis courts, playground, swimming pool(seasonal), golf cart rental, and Gulf of Mexico.
About the owner
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Work:AdvoCare...helping families have life on their terms!
About:I am a lifetime beach goer which started when I was young when we would take family vacations to Hawaii and various other beaches. Our family had a camphouse that we used to get to by boat and we were always together and remember the adults would stay up playing dominoes all night. We left the windows...
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|Jan 01 2016
|Dec 31 2017
|2 Nights
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 15%
|Deposits: $500 deposit due at booking, balance due 30 days prior. $500 refundable security deposit due 48 hours prior to check-in and refundable after final inspection of the property.
|Payment Options: American Express, Discover, Mastercard, PayPal, Visa
|Other Fees: THE NIGHTLY WEEKDAY, WEEK-END, AND WEEKLY RATES INCLUDE LINENS, TOWELS, AND CLEANING. There is a $150 booking fee for all reservations after 2/20/14. **PLEASE NOTE THE DAMAGE DEPOSIT OF $500 IS BILLED UPON ARRIVAL AND REFUNDABLE AFTER FINAL INSPECTION OF THE PROPERTY. 3% CREDIT CARD FEE CHARGED FOR PROCESSING. CASH/CHECKS/MONEY ORDER PREFERRED.
Reviews (16)
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Galveston, Texas
Good Time Away from it All
Briana Downing
Good Time Away from it All
September 4, 2013
We had a great time at Life is Good. Our large family of 11+ babies had enough room to feel comfortable. The house is about a 15min. drive away from downtown Galveston, which we actually enjoyed. It was a quiet neighborhood. Fishing was a short minute's drive away with a private fishing dock and the ocean was across the street (pretty much). You do have to cross a somewhat busy road to get to beach, but it is completely do-able. My husband and I did it everyday with a 5yr old and carrying a 10month old. The house is very accommodating, but I would suggest bringing extra plates, like paper plates perhaps. And maybe some extra bowls. There weren't very many there of those items. The owner is a joy to work with; very helpful, resourceful, and understanding of particular situations. Also, the house and kitchen were stocked with more than what we even anticipated. Great time!!!
Fabulous house!
Shelley Schneider Buhr
Houston, TX USA
Fabulous house!
August 28, 2013
We loved this house. It is super cute and very close to the beach. We walked on the street and crossed at the light to get over, and it maybe took 3-4 minutes. (You could also cut through some grassy areas to shorten the time.) The house is very spacious, and even though the living room is a little small, the open kitchen with bar stools and kitchen table is right there opening up into one big room. The owners are great to work with too. I highly recommend this house!
A great place to stay
Amannda Ramsdell
A great place to stay
July 18, 2013
I recently stayed at this property with my husband, two kids and my parents (6 total). We had more than enough room and were able to not only enjoy the house, but the beach and other area attractions. It is a great location, quiet and each to access all parts of Galveston. A great place to stay, I would stay there again if we go back to that area.
Awesome Beach House!!!
Stephani Cink
Houston, TX
Awesome Beach House!!!
July 15, 2013
Our family stayed at this house for a week and had a wonderful time! The house has everything you need to make your vacation comfortable and relaxing. The community has a swimming pool and a fishing pier that the kids really enjoyed. The beach access is very close, and it was not overcrowded during our stay. The owner and property manager were great to work with as well. We'll definitely be coming back again!
Clean & close to beach
JodyandJennifer McBride
Pasadena, Tx
Clean & close to beach
March 25, 2013
House is clean. Owner is very attentive. The beach is close and within walking distant to the beach...but you have to cross a busy road.
Great vacation home
Melissa Harris
East Texas
Great vacation home
August 16, 2012
This house is located just across the street from the beach and only a few blocks from the canal. Great neighborhood, really enjoyed riding around on the "rented" golf cart. Very family friendly.
So Much Fun So Little Time!
Kaye Gilbert
Grand Prairie, TX
So Much Fun So Little Time!
August 13, 2012
Our stay at the beach was awesome, we were close enough to enjoy the beach each morning and then drive into town for some great restaurants and scenery. Only downfall, wish we had more time to stay! Enjoyed it and plan to come again next summer! Owner is so very nice and easy to work with. Stay here for a great getaway!
Owner's reply:
We thank you so much for your repeat rental this summer and hope you return again next summer! If you get a chance, come back during the off season as it's a wonderful and peaceful time at the beach, and it's not so hot!
P.S. There is NEVER enough time at the beach once that ocean water gets into your soul! :)
God's best.
Can't wait to do it again!
Jenny Berry Melton
Can't wait to do it again!
July 19, 2012
Our family of 10 rented this home last week 7/6-7/13 and it was awesome. The house was clean, comfortable and had everything we needed and then some. Compared to where we stayed last year...SPEECHLESS! The weather was not so great but due to the layout of the house and the space we had it did not ruin our vacation and time together one bit. Because we had an infant we had to bring a pack and play and there was plenty of space in the bedrooms to set it up and it be out of the way. The deck and sitting area below was enjoyable with the wooden swing and BBQ pits. The shower to rinse off in was not only good for getting the sand off us but allowed us to shower the 4yr old & 3 yr old together. They thought that was cool! Everyone in the neighborhood that we crossed paths with was very nice and the kids enjoyed the "movie under the stars" at the marina in the neighborhood. Something else they thought was "cool" Thank you to Jada for making the process easy and to anyone else on your staff that helped get the house ready for us. We will definetly be repeat renters and can't wait to return. Kind Regards, Jenny
Great 4th of July
debbie gehring
Houston, TX
Great 4th of July
July 8, 2012
This was a last minute vacation. The house had everything we needed. We really liked the pier to the bay and the bait shop in the neighborhood and across the street was the beach.
Lifr is Good Galveston
Gary Vess Jr.
Livingston Tx
Lifr is Good Galveston
June 6, 2012
This place is great. Great house, the neighbor hood and all the ammmenties there has something for everyone. Great family get away. Not only would we go back, we also rented it again for a week in July. This will be our third stay and im sure many more to come.
Perfect Family Getaway
Michelle LeBlanc Potter
Gibson, LA
Perfect Family Getaway
June 5, 2012
The beach house was lovely. My family had an amazing time. We loved the view of the waves crashing and the breeze blowing. You will definitely leave with a renewed spirit.!
Mother's day weekend
Shana Guidry
Houma, la
Mother's day weekend
May 20, 2012
We had a blast. The beach house was wonderful. The community area pool, etc was awesome. Loved the deck. The place was stocked with all the necessities! Really impressed and would love to go back.
Family fun
Katherine Barrett Anderson
Pearland, Texas
Family fun
May 11, 2012
This house is perfect for families and folks of all ages. We take our kids and grandkids every year. It has everything that we need to keep everybody happy and comfortable. A large kitchen and counter area that has plenty of room for 3 or 4 people to work in it. Also, a good sized eating area. We love the downstairs shower for rinsing off our little beach bums. We just walk to the beach. My favorite is to sit on the deck and listen to the waves. It is so peaceful. I love this house and have recommended it to friends. It is a grade above most beach house rentals. I don't think that you can find anything nicer.
Beautiful House
Houston, Tx
Beautiful House
September 23, 2009
The house was beautiful. We had a wonderful family get away here. It felt like a home away from home. The kitchen is very large which is fabulous because thats where everyone always gravitates towards. The rooms are very spacious and offer plenty of room for a large group like ours was. I've stayed at many beach houses and overall this has been my favorite. I would definately stay here again and recommend it to others.
Exceptional Accommodations
Denise Gray
Kingwood, TX
Exceptional Accommodations
August 20, 2009
Our family (10 of us) spent the weekend in Galveston and were fortunate enough to find this wonderful beach house. We were all extremely pleased with the accommodations! There was plenty of room for all us and we all had a bed to sleep in. The house was exceptionally clean, and the decor was fresh. We visit Galveston frequently, and will definitely be renting this house again.
A week with family at the beach
Mike Kinzer
A week with family at the beach
August 2, 2009
The house was great, the beach was close, the owner was easy to reach and very accommodating. We had a great time and will be back. Thanks again.
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The Terms of Political Discourse
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BeschreibungPower. Interest. Freedom. Responsibility. Connolly explores and confronts sets of interrelated concepts such as these -- concepts whose meanings are persistently subject to debate in the context of political discourse. He illuminates the role played in political life and political enquiry by such conceptual contests.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface to the Second Edition. Preface to the First Edition. Introduction. Part I: Essentially Contested Concepts in Politics:. Essentially Contested Concepts. An Example: a Politics.a . a Descriptivea and a Normativea Concepts. The Role of Ordinary Language. Part II: Interests in Politics:. The Import of Contests Over a Interestsa . Interests as Policy Preference. Utilitarian Interests. Interests as Need Fulfillment. Real Interests. Appraisals of Real Interests. Interest--Regarding Explanations. Part III: Power and Responsibility:. Forms of Power. Power and Responsibility. Toward a Paradigm of a Having Power Overa .
PortraitWilliam E. Connolly is Professor of Political Science at the Johns Hopkins University, and is the author of Identity/Difference: Democratic Negotiations of Political Paradox.
Pressestimmen"Considered as a general introduction to contemporary political theory, social philosophy and the broader questions in political science, it can hardly be equalled. It is admirably lucid and concise in expression, and scholarly, original and profound in argument." J. N. Gray, Jesus College, Oxford
Untertitel: Revised. Sprache: Englisch.
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