 you’ll only get better as you go on. Happy Birthday Victoria, 23 looks good on you.
This is truly beautiful baby girl.
Don’t mind those narrow-minded people saying narrow-minded things.
Girl, you are incredible.
I loved every word of this. Very beautiful piece and you look extraordinary girl.
Thank you????
Belated Happy birthday dear. This your post made me so sentimental.  Thank you for this!Disclaimer – Not affiliated with Lovell Design just a fan of their stuff
I have been a fan of Lovell Design for a few years now. they make Lovell Design natural and nautical theme jewelry pieces. When I was in Maine for a day I went to one of their stores and I saw that they made Rose Window pendants and pins from the Cathedrals in Europe. THe have two of Notre Dame’s Rose Windows. I got the Rose Window from Angers. It’s one of my favorite pendants to wear.
You can get one the Rose Window Pieces on Lovell’s website. In addition to Notre Dame North and West Rose Windows and Angers they have Rose Window designs from Chartres, Clermont, Lausanne, and St Chapelle.
And can you check Lovell Design other pieces
on Amazon, sad to say the Rose Window are not there but there stuff is very pretty I love their St. Brendan’s Cross.Suggested title-edit: "Why is cross-platform multiplayer so rare?", since the answer to the question in the current version is clearly "it isn't; most games come out on multiple platforms these days".  Besides, the "body" is clearly talking about "playing together".  That's what I'll answer.

Cross-platform multiplayer is rare for a couple of reasons.  To support network multiplayer on a console, devs have either to use the platform-specific (PSN, XBL, etc) user-authentication (which is comparatively easy because the people who operate the network handle most of it) or run their own, with its own signup and login systems (which is a lot of effort *and* unpopular with users).  The vast majority choose option number 1.

To do cross-network multiplayer with option 2 is easy, of course, but barely anybody does it.  Option number 1 is much harder.

Using multiple gaming-networks introduces the problem of how to bridge them together correctly.  You can't be certain that AwesomeMcCoolName1 on Playstation Network is the same user as AwesomeMcCoolName1 on XBox Live, so it's entirely possible that they'll both be signed in at once and trying to play the same game.  Neither will be happy if they have to choose an alternative name.  How do you deal with that?  There are ways but it's more effort than a company may be willing to spend to work them out and set them up.

Making games communicate across platforms can be tricky, too.  Different platforms might have different endianness, different word-length, and various other technical differences.  To do cross-platform multiplayer there needs to be some kind of network communication protocol that uses a standard format, and that means that at least some consoles are going to have to do a conversion step, and *that* means more development time and a fractionally slower multiplayer experience on those consoles.

Those are just two of the difficulties.  There are plenty more.Not many paid much attention when Milwaukee made a waiver claim on Jesus Aguilar on February second of 2017. Aguilar led the Triple-A level in home runs during 2016 with 30 in 137 games for Columbus. Although he owned a career 34.8 on-base percentage in the minors, it seemed like Aguilar could be a quad-A player with some power. Reports centered on Aguilar being a compliment to Eric Thames and would back him up at first base.
Aguilar rode a strong spring training during which he finished with 1.457 on-base plus slugging percentage in 46 at-bats to playing in 133 games in 2017 with 16 home runs. Last season, a tear to Eric Thames ’ thumb opened to the door for Aguilar to take over first base and Aguilar never looked back. He finished with a team high 35 home runs in 492 at-bats, 80 runs, 108 RBI and a.274/.352/.539 slash line.
He also made an appearance in the Home Run Derby at the All-Star game along with winning the final vote contest to join the National League team. So,...Jobs for women film project.
Rebecca Raisin juggles her love of writing, reading, and playing with her five-year-old twins. When her partner throws expectations of home-cooked meals and a desire for a clean house into the mix you have one busy writer. I mean reader. Mother. Chef. Domestic goddess. She resides in Perth, though often pretends she lives in France. And somehow French men and French food keep creeping into her stories. She'd like nothing better than to live in Paris and channel Ernest Hemingway, but until then she'll make do with a plate of macarons and her imagination.Malleswaram Social, a citizen group of the area, has come up with a video to create awareness about the poor footpaths in the area.
Two dancers from the area performed Bharatanatyam that combined satire with art mocking civic agencies.
The video titled “Bharatnatyam-an essential skill on Malleswaram footpaths”, is going viral on social media with the hashtag, #footpathbeku (“We want a footpath”).
Preeti Sunderajan and Sowmya Thanthri, both Bharatanatyam dancers, along with Malleswaram Social members, created the video recently.
According to Dhanush N, a member of the group: “We have complained several times to the authorities about the bad condition of the footpath in Malleswaram. Three months ago we thought to create a unique awareness campaign to reach out the citizens. This video is part of this campaign.”
“We are also planning to come up with similar videos on various other civic issues soon as we feel this to be more effective medium,” he added.
Malleswaram Social has done a couple of signature drives to educate people about the #FootpathBeku campaign.
Suchitra Srinivasan Deep, the co-founder of the platform, said: “footpaths are the basic necessities for any city. Our footpaths are badly designed, poorly maintained and encroached upon. But none of these seems to really worry the citizens. We have the right to ask footpath and maintain them. The administration is not the only stakeholder to be blamed for this. All of us are responsible in some way or other.”
“Hence we have to create awareness among the citizens for the walkable footpath. We hope this campaign will take us together to get a pedestrian-friendly footpath in our area,” she added.
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Dancers mock the sorry state of city footpaths
View AllThis was written by one of my best friends and a former colleague Bongani Khonjwayo:
“Lets use all platforms and chatrooms and all forms of communication to condemn this inhuman dibilitating xenophobic scourge. What type of a nation that does not listen to its leadership? What has happened to our conscience as a peace loving and neighbourly people in South Africa? Are we now saying through our actions that apartheid was better? Are we saying our people who died in the frontiers of war against apartheid died in vain? Are we saying people who sacrificed their lives in the African diaspora in support of our fight against apartheid did that in vain? Are we saying that Nelson Mandela and others deserved to be imprisoned for 27 years? Are we saying black on black violence that was sponsored by the apartheid regime as our national freedom was ushered in was right? Are we saying Dr Verwoed was right when he said natives cannot think for themselves? Are we saying the dompas system of identification was right? Are ee saying the work seekers permit system which required a man to undress infront of a white young Afrikaans speaking officer to examine if you were free from sexual deseases to qualify for work seekers permit was right? This cannot be the South African nation that we fought to free from slavery. NO TO XENOPHOBIA NO.”
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