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Age 85 :: Unfettered, Arise!
Turns Start Monday 1st October, 2018. 1:00 hrs (Europe - London)
Changes: All Races in play
Previous Changes::
New Mercenary Building(s) and Units.
Chance of Military Unit Upgrade Automatically from battle.
Gildor :: Age of Chaos
Age of Chaos has introduced a new beginner level game for new or inexperienced players to practise in.
Running at turns every 15 mins (4x faster than normal age) with double building productivity, this "never-ending" game gives new players a chance to practise and enjoy the game without competing against violent veterans; a chance to get to the higher buildings and take more land.
To play, select "Gildor" from the Age dropdown list in the login box above. It is free to play. You can use you existing AoC account. Non-premium players may still play in Gildor and normal Ages.
What is Age of Chaos?
A dynamic text based strategy game... A Multiplayer Online Turn Based Strategy Game (MOTBSG).
What sets AoC apart from other such games?
Unlike most similar games, Age of Chaos has a defined goal. It's not the player with the highest score, most land or biggest army that wins; the winner is the first player to finish building the Royal Palace.
How long does a game last?
Each game/age lasts around 8 weeks, and a new game will open on the first of each month, with major environment changes being applied at most on every second month.
How much time does it take to play?
Under current settings it can take as little as one or two hours every third day. Spending more time can be beneficial, but is not necessary. With practise a veteran can play 20 mins every three days and still start the palace!
How do you interact within AoC?
You can play alone, in a pair or in a team of up to 4 players, sharing your military with your ally and information and strategies with your team-mates
What is ROC?
Rebirth of Chaos is the all new Version 2 of the AoC Game Engine. See the forum for more details as we are running regular beta tests and new tournaments to test out the new code. Eventually Age of Chaos will switch to the new code base, which promises to allow us to build more enhanced features into the game, such as military experience/progression, more in-game events, research paths, unit upgrades etc etc.
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U.S. Shutdown Creates Investment Opening
As they sift through the Washington mess, some money managers think it could be a blessing, at least for their investments. E.S. Browning joins MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.
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Awkward! Shark Expert Accidentally Catches Duck (Not Shark) During Disastrous Live News Segment [VIDEO]
During a segment on Australia's 'Today' show, shark expert Paul Bart was brought in to discuss alleged shark sightings in a popular swimming lake down under. After he refutes the fish tales, the show's hosts gave Bart a chance to catch the rumored sea beast with a fishing rod, expecting him to come back empty-handed.
Bart casts off and promptly hooks a duck, who had come down to the lake for a quick snack. "I'd go to another shot," Bart recommends, as he continues to reel in the water fowl. Co-host Lisa Wilkinson calls it "awkward," and, boy, is she right. See the clip below:
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Date/Time: 27 July 2018 - 11:00 to 12:00
Event Type: Living with MS Programme
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Physiotherapist led exercise programme for people with MS.
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This week we get to share in a conversation between two MS and Me bloggers, Fergal Hughes and Willeke van Eeckhoutte. Read on for their personal take on some of the issues MS brings to their lives. Life. It's tough. Life with MS is tougher than life without MS of course. That said, I doubt that any of us MSers would say our life is tougher than someone else's...anyone else's, MS or no MS! "Walk a mile in someone else's shoes" and all that. Still, MS does have more than its fair share of negative points and it gives us more than our fair share of 'bad days'. With our new friendship, we (Willeke van Eeckhoutte and Fergal Hughes) find we enjoy convincing each other that it's not all bad and that every cloud has a silver lining. REDUCED CAPABILITIES WvE: Life with MS put a big exclamation mark in my life... and I wasn't having it! No more hillwalking or thinking of chasing cows in the middle of nowhere only to realise there is a bull just 150 metres ahead of me! FH: Even though some capabilities may have been taken from you, you just need to remind yourself that you can still do what you can do and, well, you'll keep doing it. The goalposts may have been moved – personally, what I now consider to be a major achievement is certainly different to what it was some years ago – but I'm pretty sure you have the confidence and strength to deal with it and adapt. CONCENTRATION FH: Me, I work as a software engineer. This is both brilliant and not so brilliant. My job requires that I sit down for 8 hours a day. This means there's minimal call for me to be physical but it also means I get minimum chance to be mobile or to work the muscles. Also, my mind has to constantly be in tip-top condition … and with MS that can be a struggle. WvE: My experience is that lately, it seems that my concentration and memory have gone to tatters. My prospective memory especially has led to awkward situations because I agree to do certain tasks, but then I can't remember that I had to remember to perform that task. The intention is there and unless I sticky-tape notes to every wall of the house, I often find myself apologising. FATIGUE WvE: This is no joke. It takes 100% true grit trying to stay awake for five minutes once I put my head on my pillow. Can you imagine having a relationship like this? I have to watch episodes of my favourite shows five or six times to see the whole 45-minute program! What's your secret, Fergal? FH: Combatting fatigue is no easy matter, Willeke. I've found that a regular schedule for going to bed at a particular time every evening and getting up at roughly the same time every morning helps me … as long as I stick to it! As long as I give my body and mind the best possible chance, the closer to a 'normal life' I get. MY FUTURE FH: I'm a worrier. It's alright saying I live in the 'here and now' but shouldn't I at least consider the worst possible future … so I'll be prepared for it if it did happen. WvE: As a great philosopher once said, 'Don't worry, be happy'. Kidding. But hey, always remember, you can't control the future. You can maybe have an effect on today and this week but let the long-term future take care of itself. A BURDEN ON OTHERS WvE: I feel shut out when people tell me I don't need to worry about certain news, that I have enough on my mind already. I tell them again and again that they don't need to worry about what I live with, but I cannot convince them. Backup or tips needed here, Fergal! FH: No one wants to feel like a burden on family or friends. But come on, Willeke, we can't control how others feel. And anyway, we might be wrong! I KNEW I WAS DEPRESSED BUT WAS AFRAID OF REACHING OUT FH: I waited too long to get help and felt there wasn't much support available in my community. When I eventually found a therapist, it was expensive enough for the amount of time I was given. WvE: I'm sorry to hear that Fergal. People with MS need more readily available access to mental health services. Once I opened up, I felt relief knowing I was not the only one. Therapists might have group sessions also for 'people with chronic illnesses'.
Minister for Health publishes Sláintecare Action Plan 2019 outlining approach for delivery of Sláintecare and milestones to be achieved by the end of the year Minister for Health Simon Harris TD has today published the Sláintecare Action Plan 2019, outlining the project management structures and governance approach for the 10-year implementation of Sláintecare and the actions and milestones for 2019. The Action Plan, developed by the Sláintecare Programme Implementation Office, is a fundamental enabler in the delivery of the Sláintecare vision for reformed health and social care services in Ireland. Minister Harris said "Sláintecare will deliver a health and social care service that meets the needs of our population and attracts and retains the very best healthcare professionals, managers and staff. Our core objective is to shift the majority of care from the acute to the community setting to bring care closer to home for service users. "This will help us reduce waiting lists and waiting times and ultimately meet our goal of improving population health. Over a ten-year period, Sláintecare will deliver a service that offers the right care, in the right place, at the right time. "To implement this ambitious reform programme, it is essential that we establish a clear, accountable and structured annual plan for delivery, and the 2019 Action Plan that I am publishing today is just that. It is a detailed and comprehensive plan for 2019 which firmly establishes a programmatic approach to the delivery of the Sláintecare Strategy. "As the Action Plan sets out, considerable work is already underway to deliver on the commitments made in the Sláintecare Implementation Strategy. Earlier this year, my Department announced the appointment of eight new members of the HSE Board, one of the key recommendations of Sláintecare. Enhancing governance and accountability in the health and social care service is integral to Sláintecare reform and the new HSE Board will work with the HSE to implement Sláintecare." Executive Director of the Sláintecare Programme Implementation Office, Laura Magahy said "The 2019 Action Plan uses a Citizen Care Masterplan Framework to underpin the project delivery of the very ambitious Sláintecare Strategy. It is essential that all parts of the health and social care system are involved in Sláintecare as these actions will be delivered through and with these partners. "2019 will see us putting in place some essential building blocks to ensure that by the end of the reform programme, the right care is being delivered in the right place, at the right time." Anne O'Connor, Interim Director General of the HSE, said "This Plan sets out the key activities that will guide the reform of the health services in 2019 and beyond. The HSE looks forward to working in partnership with our stakeholders in order to deliver on these important actions." The publication of the Action Plan follows the second meeting of the Sláintecare Implementation Advisory Council (SIAC), chaired by Dr Tom Keane, which met on Wednesday 27th February. Sláintecare Implementation Advisory Council Chair, Dr Tom Keane, said: "This Action Plan is deeply rooted in the original vision set out by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Future of Healthcare, and one which has been informed by stakeholders from across the health and social care service. "As I know from experience, implementation does not happen overnight. However, with the keen focus on structured delivery that this Action Plan presents, I am confident that we have identified and sequenced the first essential steps needed to create the foundations for an Irish health and social care service that, in due course, will provide the right service, in the right place, at the right time". The key Sláintecare actions to be delivered in 2019 include the following: Workstream 1: Service Re-design and Supporting Infrastructure Scale projects to improve the management of chronic disease and older people's services so that care can be provided at or close to home Plan bed and diagnostic capacity to meet the needs of our growing population Prototype a Citizen Health Portal, continue EHR roll-out and explore scale-up of telehealth solutions Workstream 2: Safe Care, Coordinated Governance and Value for Money Define and agree a new organisational and operational structure for the future reconfigured health and social care service, including respective roles of the Department of Health, the HSE and regional and community organisations Develop a roadmap and policy proposals for how to provide universal services at no or low cost to the patient/service user Review the recommendations from the Independent Review examining the removal of private practice from public acute hospitals Progress the Patient Safety Bill Workstream 3: Teams of the Future Engage with the education sector and training bodies to agree new ways of training multidisciplinary teams Implement the recommendations in the Strategic Review of Medical Training and Career Structures Identify projects which support staff to work to the full scope of their licence to ensure that patients are seen at the lowest level of complexity possible Workstream 4: Sharing Progress Commence the development of an evaluation and reporting framework Launch the €20m Sláintecare Integration Fund for 2019 to test, learn from and support the implementation of new models of integrated care Roll-out a Citizen and Staff Engagement and Empowerment Programme which will be scaled and sustained throughout the 10-year implementation period Read the full Sláintecare Action Plan 2019 on the Department of Health website.
Living with a neurological condition in Ireland The Neurological Alliance of Ireland have launched their latest research on 'Living with neurological condition in Ireland'. The findings from their survey, based on responses from over 600 individuals with neurological conditions and family carers, highlight a "cascade of challenges" from long waiting times to get a diagnosis, struggling to access ongoing care and dealing with the impact of their condition on work, financial wellbeing and family relationships. Download the full survey report from NAI's website
Next week is Brain Awareness Week (11th-17th March). This is a global campaign to raise awareness of brain research & all things neurological. Today, Joan Jordan speaks about her experience when first diagnosed with MS & how she'll be joining the 'I Love my Brain' campaign. "The human brain weighs 3 pounds (or about 2% of a human's body weight). The blood vessels that are present in the brain are almost 160,000 kilometres in length. There are 100 billion neurons present in the brain. The human brain will grow three times its size in the first year of life. It continues to grow until you're about 18 years old. It then gets smaller as we get older. This usually happens sometime after middle age." * Imagine, all this is going on inside my head- on top of Multiple Sclerosis! I suppose I had a bit of a falling out with my brain when I got diagnosed in 2010. Seeing those lesions on my MRI somehow made me feel that it was not pulling its 3 pounds. When I get my annual scan, I wait anxiously for the results and hope that my neurologist will say the four-letter word I want to hear- NEDA (No Evidence of Disease Activity). It's a stressful time. It's hard to explain to loved ones how out of control I feel regarding the possibility of progression. I tend to keep it all in and silently obsess between my MRI and neurologist appointments. The only people I feel I can discuss my situation with are other people living with neurological conditions who get where I am coming from. I use support groups, trusted, private, online forums and websites for this. So far, the medication I take daily has halted the progression of my MS and I am very grateful that it is funded by the HSE High Tech Scheme. What with now being middle aged, it's about time I showed my brain some love. Love your Brain is an awareness campaign led by the Neurological Alliance of Ireland to coincide with National Brain Awareness Week March 11th to 17th 2019. The campaign aims to promote greater awareness and understanding of the brain and brain conditions as well as the need for more investment in services, research and prevention. Love Your Brain is supported by over twenty patient organisations and research groups which will be involved in organising events for Brain Awareness Week throughout Ireland. A dedicated website www.Loveyourbrain.ie includes sections on each of the four elements of the awareness campaign: Understanding your Brain Keeping Your Brain Healthy Living with a Neurological Condition Promoting Brain Research The website features links to publications, information videos, partner logos and a calendar of events taking place nationwide. One part of the campaign is called "In their own word". Five individuals will explain why they have chosen one word to sum up what it's like for them to live with a neurological condition. These videos will feature on social media throughout Brain Awareness Week 2019. I have thought about the word I would choose to describe what it's like to live with Multiple Sclerosis. The runners-up are "Challenging", "Stressful", "Frustrating" and "Unfair". The award goes to "Unpredictable". I really felt that I should select a positive word but being honest, I don't want to paint MS as something I welcome in my life. It's just there and there is nothing I can do to prevent that fact. Things I can do (apart from stopping obsessing!) are to watch my diet, be informed on reliable research, get regular exercise, and take care of my mental health. Things that everybody should do but sometimes are a bit harder when you live with a neurological condition, like MS. The unpredictability really challenges me. Because of past relapses, I fixate on what might happen and as a result, miss out on the joys of the present. This year, I want to find out more about what I can do in practical terms to maintain my brain health. I would really appreciate any suggestions on what works for you. Last of all, I want to shout out to my 3 pounds and acknowledge all the amazing things it has done for me so far. I have taken my brain for granted in the past. There are things I can do to maintain its health and stay informed about my options. Please support the events taking place nationwide as part of Brain Awareness Week. You can also follow @nai_ireland on social media and use the hashtags, #loveyourbrain2019 and #brainawarenessweek. *https://www.healthline.com/health/fun-facts-about-the-brain#1
Launch of new single "We Had It All' Everyone at MS Ireland are absolutely thrilled that Stockton's Wing are reuniting and donating all proceeds of the sale of their single to MS Ireland. Stockton's Wing present their new single 'We Had It All' on the 7th March, marking their first new music in over twenty years. 'A Retrospective' tour follows in April & May. All proceeds from the single go to Multiple MS Ireland, as frontman Mike Hanrahan explains: "Two of my close musician friends Mark Gilligan and Niall O Callanáin have been living with MS for a number of years. Their courage and determination to adjust their lives through sheer positive thinking is inspirational. We are delighted to be involved and urge everyone to download the single, all proceeds will go directly to MS Ireland who provide such a high level of support and care for thousands living with the condition". Ava Battles CEO of MS Ireland "everyone at MS Ireland is delighted that Stockton Wing have reunited and are launching their single 'We Had It All' in aid of MS Ireland. All proceeds from the sale of the single will go directly towards the provision of services provided by MS Ireland to the 9,000 people living with MS in Ireland. We are greatly appreciative of their fantastic support and generosity". A friend of the band, Niall Ó Callanáin who is living with MS sat down with us recently to talk all about his life, his MS and how important and empowering the services MS Ireland provides are to him. You can check out the full interview with Niall here or click on the image below Buy their latest single "We Had It All" in aid of MS Ireland by clicking the link below: http://store.cdbaby.com/cd/stocktonswing
Join our MS Squad for the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon on June 2nd and help us raise essential funds for our support services across Ireland. Sign up early to make sure you're in!Find out more
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Human Growth Hormone (hGH) – History, Side-Effects, Use in Baseballby elron
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Boris Murmann is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford, CA. He received the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from the University of California at Berkeley in 2003. From 1994 to 1997, he was with Neutron Microlectronics, Germany, where he developed low-power and smart-power ASICs in automotive CMOS technology. Dr. Murmann's research interests are in the area of mixed-signal integrated circuit design, with special emphasis on data converters and sensor interfaces. In 2008, he was a co-recipient of the Best Student Paper Award at the VLSI Circuits Symposium in 2008 and a recipient of the Best Invited Paper Award at the IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC). He received the Agilent Early Career Professor Award in 2009 and the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award in 2012. He currently serves as an Associate Editor of the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, the Data Converter Subcommittee Chair of the IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and as a program committee member of the European Solid-State Circuits Conference (ESSCIRC). He is an elected AdCom member of the IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society.
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It's time to celebrate! Happy Birthday to our gorgeous Blue and Gold Macaw, Queto, who turns five today! Wooo-hoo!
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MLB At Bat '12 = Best App Ever
I've had a subscription to MLB.tv for several years now. It allows me to watch tons of games (although I never really do because I attend so many) and also it lets me go back and re-watch plays unfold of games I was at. Did a home run sail over my head in a game? If so, I can go back and check the tape and find myself.
This year, those users who buy MLB.tv also get the At Bat '12 app for free. It's worth it. Trust me. It's the greatest app ever.
Here's a little bit of what it can do.
First, the app asks you to identify your favorite team. Every time you log in, you get this screen first.
You can quickly check the score of your favorite team, look at a schedule, buy tickets, etc. Click on schedule and you can view all of the recent scores from any game of your choosing, or check out what teams are coming up next.
There's also a news tab at the bottom that allows you to keep up on every little thing that happens:
Want highlights? MLB At Bat has video highlights:
Believe it or not you can also buy tickets with a couple of taps of your finger on your phone:
You'll never need to open another slow internet browser page on your phone again. Everything can be done on the At Bat 12 app.
One of my favorite features is the roster. It usually takes me at least 15 minutes prior to a series to make a roster. I have to find the current 25 man roster, copy and paste. Then go through and get a picture of each player that I don't recognize, which can be a lot if its a team that's not from the NL Central Division that I see often, such as the Royals. Anyhow, the MLB At Bat '12 Roster tab brings up an alphabetized list of the players which is also sortable by position. Most useful is that the roster also includes the player's number and a face picture!
I use At Bat mostly for checking the scores of games. I can quickly see what the scores are and check box scores in the blink of an eye.
But I can also check league leaders
and standings.
I also like the ability to see all of a particular day's games. It will make looking for a day game after a day game much easier (since day after day games likely have batting practice).
If you aren't able to watch a game on your phone because you're driving, you can listen to the game easily. And you can choose the home or away feed. I usually use this feature when driving home from another stadium to Pittsburgh to check in on the Pirates.
Lastly, the coolest part of the app is watching live games. You get the same feed that everyone else would be seeing on TV:
In amazing quality:
I'm watching the Pirates take on the Red Sox right now:
It's amazing to think all this is done on a cell phone. Who even needs a computer anymore?
While watching games, you can click the line score in the top right of the screen to bring a drop down box of other games that you can scroll through to check other scores, without ever leaving the game:
You can do the same thing with a transparent box score to see how each player is doing in the game, and you never have to leave the video feed.
If you don't have MLB.tv and At Bat '12, I'd highly recommend that you do. If you're a big baseball fan you'll wonder how you ever lived without it!
Does anyone else love this app? Or are there other great baseball apps you use throughout the season?
There's only 27 more days til Opening Day, and you have 3 more days (Sunday night) to win this Ryan Zimmerman shirt.


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Recorded at a single session on May 19, 1957, the simply titled Quintet features one of bassist Paul Chambers' rare outings as a bandleader, and it teams him with Detroiters Donald Byrd (trumpet), Tommy Flanagan (piano), and Elvin Jones (drums), and Chicagoan Clifford Jordan (tenor sax). It's a low-key affair, with the quintet running through a couple of standards ("Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise," "What's New"), a pair of compositions from Chambers ("The Hand of Love," "Beauteous"), and two pieces by the prolific Benny Golson ("Minor Run-Down," "Four Strings"). The Golson tunes are the most striking, really, with "Minor Run-Down" starting things off with an easy, gliding swing, and "Four Strings" (an alternate take is also included here) gives Chambers a chance to show off his abilities bowing the bass. Jordan is impressive here as well, sounding a bit like Dexter Gordon as he rounds out these tracks nicely on the tenor. Nothing is particularly innovative with this set, but these tracks don't push or pull against themselves, either, and there's a clear joy coming off of the floor as these musicians, all in the early phases of their careers, do what they do with comforting assurance. ~ Steve Leggett


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The name Kornhöfstadt means a complex of houses (buildings) that were connected to each other, and served as storage areas for grain. (formerly "Kornhöfe" ("grain farms")).
Kornhöfstadt was mentioned in a document on 20 Dec. 1339. A castle is said to have stood where the present village pond is now located. The castle was purchased by von Schwarzenberg in 1458. Due to the Peasants' War, it was completely destroyed in 1525 and was not rebuilt. The left over farms permanently changed owners until about 1700.
The old Catholic Church of St. Margareta, probably dating back to the 14th century, was extended in 1730 and 1803. It showed a picture of Brother Konrad of Parzham on the altarpiece. In 1956 the church was pulled down, but a few years earlier, in 1932-33, a new Church of St. Margareta had been built at the north-west border of the village. For its construction, only blue sandstone from a quarry north of the village was used. The quarry can still be visited today.
Until its integration into the Scheinfeld School Association in 1969/70, the village elementary school (grade 1-8) employed two teachers, who had their own apartments in the basement of the school building.
Until the regional reorganization in 1972 Kornhöfstadt was an independent municipality, as were the neighboring villages of Neuses and Birkach . The village was once inhabited only by farmers and workmen, but has evolved to a more urban area with shops and a population of retired farmers as well.
In 1441, the Margrave (Count, Earl, Military Governor) Johann von Brandenburg released Thierberg from the ruling federation of Ansbach-Bayreuth in an exchange and thereby retired the Lords of Schwarzenberg.
Thierberg is situated on a rough sandstone escarpment, which has always caused difficulties with the water supply. These difficulties were finally solved in 1973 by connecting the locality to the remote water network.
In August 1892, probably due to a major fire, a fire-brigade association was created, and in 1971, a soccer association, the Athletic Union (Spielvereinigung) of Thierberg-Klosterdorf was also created, which to this day still dominate the social life in Thierberg to a large extent.
Ecclesiastically and scholastically, the village has long been connected with the villages of Klosterdorf and Schwarzenberg.


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Friday, January 27, 2012
The Angry Medic Becomes The Angry Doctor
(I'm only joking. Partly. --Editor)
8 comments:
OMG! you're back! congrats! knew it was worth it leavin you on my reading list
- 9:39 pm
Angry Medic! You're back! Of course, now that you're a doctor, you're going to become more powerful than you could ever imagine.. (Star Wars quote, geddit?)
- 9:55 pm
- Dr. Psychobabble said...
congrats sexy pants!!!
- 11:09 pm
- Shrinked Immaculate said...
Seen a shrink yet?
- 4:24 am
- Doctor Zorro said...
Welcome back
- 12:37 pm
- Mother Jones RN said...
Welcome back, Sweetie! I've missed you so much! Contrats on becoming a big time, fancy pants doctor. Just remember that nurses really run the hospitals;-)
- 12:54 pm
- The Angry Medic said...
Diabetes-Inducingly Sweet Anonymous: D'awwww (seriously though, leaving me on your blogroll has been proven to be hazardous to your mental health. Just sayin'.)
Julie: Huh? What? What do you mean, I can't become more powerful than-- *memories of pre-screwed up Star Wars prequel movies surface* OHHHHHH. I see what you did there ;)
Dr Psychobabble: Aww thanks. And damn straight my pants are sexy, right? Last time I wore these to a club no one would dance with me. "Who wears bermudas to a club?" they asked. Hah. Some people have no taste.
- 8:04 pm
- The Angry Medic said...
Shrinked Immaculate: Okay I'll confess, no I haven't. My last one jumped out of his clinic window screaming. I'M SORRY, I'LL GO TAKE MY PILLS NOW!
Doctor Zorro: Wow, that's scary. I literally had your blog open in my browser, saying I'd comment on it tomorrow - then I wake up and YOU'VE BEATEN ME TO IT. What are you, psychic?
Momma Jones: MOMMAAAA JOOOOONES OMG boy is it good to see you. And damn straight, stayed at me aunt's place whilst I revised for exams and she's a nurse. She taught me my place in hospital. I'll be good. *cough*
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Electronics manufacturer LG has firmed up details about its next big thing, just in time to make whatever gadgets are already under the tree seem near-obsolete.
The company will expand its line of Google (GOOG) TVs next year, adding two new models in varying screen sizes. LG will debut the TVs, which feature Google's recently revamped service, at the Consumer Electonics Show in Las Vegas next month, the company said in a statement.
The models will come with the pre-installed OnLive gaming platform, a full Web browser and a redesigned remote equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard and built-in microphone for an improved voice recognition search.
Users will be able to search for both TV and Internet content with a single voice command, the company says. The lineup will be offered in various sizes ranging from 42 inches to 60 inches, including a premium model that will employ the company's CINEMA 3D screens.
Google, which operates the world's most popular search engine, is trying to get more TV manufacturers to pick up its software. Google recently redesigned Google TV to better integrate YouTube and open up the platform for Android app developers.
LG, which promised it would offer the next big thing in Google TV, could be trying to make a jump ahead of rumors that a highly anticipated redesign of AppleTV could launch in 2013.
Apple (AAPL) has been quietly negotiating with cable companies and content providers to bring a set-top box to consumers with plans to provide whole seasons of popular TV shows, a streamlined iPad-like interface and a DVR service that stores shows on the Internet.


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