 a definite plus for the hotel business. More individuals willing to spend extra money translate to extra enterprise alternatives for hotels and other members of the hospitality trade.
Problem is, this would mostly be useful for newish players and would slow their interest in unlocking modules, as by the time they start thinking about modules they would be lower on gxp.  Plus, I think XP is supposed to go into things that look like progress to the player, and unlocks do that while mech bays are a bit more ambiguous.

If people want at least one long-term way to get a few extra mechbays for free, perhaps that should happen through achievements or loyalty points.  Using C-Bills would be bad, because it would cause people to grind up C-Bills to blow on things not directly related to entertainment value too early on and slow their progress.  Something that takes long enough nobody would reasonably replace it with just purchasing MC, but doesn't impact the XP/C-Bill pillars of early players.

Imagine achievements where fully mastering 3 variants of a weight class for the first time rewards you with a mech bay, so you could get 1 free mech bay per weight class through just playing.  It incentivizes giving each weight class a chance, experiencing the unlock improvements/doubled efficiencies and buying mech bays to progress towards getting your free ones.Thanks to EU funding, a high-speed train called Media Distancia is in service between La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela and further on to Vigo or Madrid. Not too bad, flying with almost 200 km/h through Galicia and alight 22 minutes later in Santiago, just in the event of urgent divine assistance in one of the countless churches of the town. Help of heaven is always welcome, but cultural interest motivated us for a day trip to Santiago; six euros the ticket one way.
The cathedral is an impressive building, thus inside it was completely covered with plastic film because of a wide restructuring. With almost nothing to see, it explained while we didn’t have to stand in a queue to get in. Standing in a line did the people who wanted to pray at the bones of the apostle Jacob. Our French neighbor Babette advised, don’t do it, there isn’t much to see. We heeded her advice when we saw by chance a man stepping out of a low opening; a narrow gateway in a wall. Above was a sign illuminated in red, exit.
Kent, the county in south-east England, known for its prestigious history, especially in the city of Canterbury, home to the Canterbury Cathedral, known for its historic and social importance. Another factor to its importance is NWCE operating within the Kent County, fulfilling the potential of kitchens nationwide, no matter if it’s old or new, our food service equipment can really benefit your kitchen experience.
Our food service and catering engineers are able to cover the whole of the Kent area. We have been based in Greater Manchester for years, with our previous office being in Bury and our current office being based in Bolton, so we know the surrounding areas very well.
What areas in Kent do our catering engineers cover?

local gui = require("__flib__.gui-beta")
local train_gui = {}

function train_gui.create(player, pdata)
    local refs = gui.build(player.gui.relative, {
        {
            type = "frame",
            style = "quick_bar_window_frame",
            --caption = "Default Conditions",
            anchor = {
                gui = defines.relative_gui_type.train_gui,--luacheck: ignore
                position = defines.relative_gui_position.left--luacheck: ignore
            },
            ref = {"window"},
            children = {
                {type = "frame", style = "inside_deep_frame", direction = "vertical", style_mods = {padding = 1},
                    children = {
                        {type = "sprite-button",
                            style = "tool_button", sprite = "dtc-paste",
                            tooltip = {"dtc-tooltips.set_default"},
                            actions = {on_click = {gui = "train", action = "set_condition"}}
                        },
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    })

    pdata.gui.train = {
        refs = refs,
    }
end

function train_gui.destroy(pdata)
    pdata.gui.train.refs.window.destroy()
    pdata.gui.train = nil
end

function train_gui.handle_action(e, msg)
    local pdata = global._pdata[e.player_index]

    if msg.action == "set_train" then
        local train = msg.train
        pdata.train = train
        pdata.size = train.schedule and #train.schedule.records or 0
    elseif msg.action == "unset_train" then
        pdata.train = nil
        pdata.size = nil
    elseif msg.action == "set_condition" then
        if e.button == defines.mouse_button_type.right then
            pdata.default_conditions = nil
        else
            local train = pdata.train
            if train then
                local records = train.schedule and train.schedule.records[1]
                if records then
                    if train.state ~= defines.train_state.manual_control then
                        game.get_player(e.player_index).print{"dtc-message.train-state-notice"}
                    end
                    pdata.default_conditions = records.wait_conditions
                else
                    game.get_player(e.player_index).print{"dtc-message.no-schedule"}
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

return train_guiI mean, the reason why I ask you to share some links of examples is because I cannot find such a thread here where people are blindly worshipping her and acting like what you say.

So it means any thread here about Raiden is not all about liking her no matter what and shutting down any criticism

There’s 250 comments in this post alone, so I’m not going through all the comments trying to single out a comment about a vision hint degree being good. 

When you are going to state something, the burden of proof is on you.OGUNQUIT, Maine — Members of the Ogunquit community shared their thoughts and concerns on a number of issues they see facing their area and the state as a whole during a roundtable discussion with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Michaud on Thursday.
Michaud sat around the table with about a dozen Ogunquit residents and business owners at the Meadowmere Resort as they talked about his business plan for the state released yesterday called "Maine Made," as well as the key issues they face, primarily the importance of tourism and transportation.
While there aren't any "silver bullets," Michaud said, his "Maine Made" plan, estimated to cost $36 million in its first year, looks at ways to grow the state, including a plan to raise Maine's minimum wage from $7.50 to $9 per hour.
"One of our biggest assets is small businesses here in the state," Michaud said.
When it comes to tourism, an important topic for those in the seaside town of Ogunquit, Michaud said the goal is to "make sure we protect that natural beauty that we have and embrace what we have here with tourism."
Michaud said his plan would work with higher education institutions to provide individuals going into the field with more education and training opportunities.
Over the years, the town of Ogunquit has grown from a summer resort area to more of a three-season destination, said Russell Whitney of the Anchorage by the Sea resort. One of the issues Whitney said he faces as a business owner is hiring for positions vacated by college students when they go back to school three weeks into August, and the tourist season continues.
With tourism being such a strong industry in the state, he suggested Michaud work with colleges in Maine to start scheduling classes later in the fall, with students getting out closer to June.
"I've had some good candidates, and I do hire some because I have to, but by the end of August, I'm pulling my hair out," Whitney said. "I need workers. My biggest challenge is trying to clean 241 rooms. That's my biggest challenge, is the help situation."
Phil Cavaretta, owner of Meadowmere Resort, raised a concern that the state has a lot of infrastructure that is used by tourists who are here for just months out of the year, while it is maintained by year-round residents.
"Do we depend too much on state income tax when maybe we should put more emphasis on real estate tax, with a possible reduction for year-round residents?" he asked. "As a state taxpayer, I feel I contribute a lot more than people that use the state. It serves mostly seasonal residents that are here two or three months out of the year."
Michaud said the "Maine Made" plan presented Wednesday is the initial step, with other pieces of his plan rolling out in the future. That could include looking at the state's tax structure, he said.
When looking at that, Ogunquit resident Pam Lynch asked Michaud to "