 ARFCOM would also love you to do that.
Guns, blades, and leather are always good.
Guns and leather...blades not so much for me. I believe she was wearing vinyl in the film, she said it was hot and uncomfortable to wear.
Vinyl eh? 
In life its not comfort that matters so much but appearance...we must all suffer for fashion's sake.
Kate does not have the game that Rhona Mitra does. With shallow lines you cant be hard, Ya got to square it up! Thats me!
And all Heckler & Koch's, even vampires know that an exploding glock can kill 'ya faster than sunlight!
You gotta check out Doomsday, great flick.
the original Lara Croft from Tomb Raider was based on Rhona Mitra's body...Apex legends crashing after season 13 update.
If I am seeing this ad, is someone in my house looking at indecent pictures of children?
what are some reasonably priced wood for raised garden bed?
What player on your team has lost a step that no one wants to admit?

What do you think Joe Burrows doing right now?
Jack Reacher on Amazon Prime Video: the adaptation fans have been waiting for.
What do y’all think of Eli Apple?
Does anyone refer to the Bengals as the tigers? I’m trying to solve an argument with a friend who thinks it’s okay to say “Go Tigers” when referring to the Bengals.
Does CAS have any jurisdiction over F1?
CAS - Do They Really Have Any Say Here?
The EVAL6470PD demonstration board is a fully integrated microstepping motor driver. In combination with the STEVAL-PCC009V2 communication board and SPIN evaluation software, the board allows the engineer to investigate all the features of the L6470 device. In particular, the board can be used to check the voltage mode driving and to regulate the L6470 parameters in order to fit the application requirements. The 4-layer layout and the PowerSO package allow the top thermal performance to be obtained. The EVAL6470PD supports the daisy chain configuration making it suitable for the evaluation of the L6470 in multi motor applications.Hitting the 32-bit integer limit was the moment that really broke the immersion for me. I'm a software developer and repeatedly seeing exactly 2^31 -1 = |||PHONE_NUMBER|||  on the screen hit home that the game has turned into a exponential number function. I get that they had to powercreep at the speed that their metrics told them would generate the desired revenue, but they could have done more to keep old units somewhat usable. 

Give AE some time, it's on what, year 2.5 now? By the time it gets year 6 like FFBE, I'm sure it'll also turn into a exponential number generator with waifu jpgs. That game was my side gacha but I used a unlucky pull session on Melissa as an excuse to uninstall. I get your point though. With few exceptions, any battle can be beaten with any old 5\*'s. 

Hopefully I get the time to do a few more themed runs! FF4 villains was fun but the team was pretty bad, there's only so much you can do with 4 DPS and a provoke tank.It's interesting to note that interactive advertising, though not exactly a new idea, doesn't seem to have its own math. Pundits like me banter about the enticements of engagement, the intrigue of interaction and the certain value of conversions but in truth, we have no math. Or at least, I can't find much.I've been revisiting interactive advertising lately. With ITV apparently on the rise in many forms and flavors, the potential lucre from expansions of the $70b currently spent on TV advertising is the golden goose yet to be got.While doing some reading about how media planners think, strategize and build plans to spend $70b, I took note of a particularly important aspect of media planning; the fuzzy nature of effective frequency, or the number of times and ad must reach its intended target to be effective.It turns out that media planners have, by little more than convention, arrived at general agreement that the effective frequency of advertising is 3. This is kind've like a coefficient of friction, except that it isn't actually based on any science. Some media planners argue that 4 is the magic number. Why? Well, mostly because they say so.It's a very important number because it has a huge impact on the way money is spent. Effective Reach is the % of the target audience that can be reached with Effective Frequency. So, if I reach 55% of the target audience 3+ times, my effective reach is 55%. Got it?Media planners constantly struggle with this because they really want to reach as large a percent of their target audience as possible, but given finite budgets and asymptotic costs (meaning, the rate of cost increases much more than linearly) they nearly always sacrifice reach goals to make sure they're getting effective frequency.This is a problem worth solving.With this in mind, consider the results of the only U.S. interactive TV audience measurement effort that I'm aware of &#8211; the study published last year by Canoe Ventures. (If anyone is aware of any others, please let me know and I'll make the readers aware.) In the study, Canoe reported very significant gains in unaided ad recall and perceived brand value &#8211; even among people that did not use the interactive feature.So, why do we care? Well, using some standard math, it turns out that the cost to reach 55% of the target 2+ times is about 50% less than the cost to reach 55% of the target 3+ times. The whole point of repeating oneself is to break through the clutter and connect with the viewer. What if &#8211; and this is just Collette's hypothesis &#8211; what if it turns out that when we add engagement, interaction and conversion to TV ads we actually make them more effective. If the magic frequency number could be reduced from 3+ to 2+ by virtue of interactivity, it would take 50% less money to achieve the same result. That's another way of saying that it would make interactive ad units twice as valuable as traditional old TV ads. The best TV inventory is heavy demand. If that inventory can be made twice as valuable, then inventory sellers will see significant increases in revenues and those that make that possible might just possibly get paid reasonable sums for their efforts.Of course, this won't be easy. Not at all. A great many very experienced people are pretty convinced of 3 and sometimes 4. Actually, the whole TV ad industry relies on it. It will take a lot of careful work implementing, measuring, reporting and repeating same to reduce 3 to 2 and thereby drive a dramatic increase in TV ad CPMs. But, if interactive TV ads really are more effective, then it's doable. And if they aren't, well, then, what's the point?Michael Collette is the founder and general manager of MediaTech Strategies, a consulting company specializing in commercialization of new media technologies. Recently, we&#8217;ve been very active in Smart TV/Connected TV, Advanced Advertising and Interactive Television. Michael can be reached at michael@collette.com.Read all Michael's MediaBizBloggers commentaries at Michael Collette.As winter starts to really crank up, you may find that your furnace isn’t providing the warmth that it used to. You may wonder if you’d be better off replacing your furnace instead of repairing it. Here are a few factors to consider when deciding whether furnace repair or replacement is needed.
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May 16, 2010 § 6 Comments
My recent blog piece “At the edge of knowledge” spawned an awesome amount of feedback and brought up a really good point from some of the commentators. The main thing I walk away from in the debate which ensued was that denial of accepted facts is not a valid argument.
The point that so many make