 Grandfather) and instead opt for a display method closer to what is seen in-game. Talkerst has begun on an example (do remember that this is a sandbox, and thus may look funky at present) of what we could shoot for.
the load screens look really nice. i wonder where exactly they are.
working to see if i can find any corresponding images with the last two, maybe someone else knows?
Edit: Act 4 kinda reminds me of the architecture of the high heavens so maybe the crystal arch or the silver spire?
Not to nitpick or anything here, I've already seen them myself but some might consider the Act 4 loading screen to be a HUGE spoiler (Since it's all heavenly looking and what not) and it's going to be right in their face on the main screen.
Maybe add a spoiler tag to ACT 3 and 4 pics?
Act 1 Tristram, Act 2 Caldeum, Act 3 Arreat Crater, Act 4 The High Heavens.
Writing spoiler in red on the image does not block the image from view...
They're also darkened, I mean, you'd really have to look very closely to figure out what they are from the thumbnails. Realistically, the comments above yours are much more spoilery than the thumbnails.
People are going to discuss the game and the new info after each patch, and we're not going to censor everything, sorry.
I think I have a man crash on you.... thank you.
Damn I can't edit, thank you for the info that is haha. Also wonder why they would release the acts in the beta since we all know people can data mine etc.. Weird.
Is there a reason for those 5 things along the bottom of the loading screen or is it supposed to be a loading progress indicator?
but tenting the image dark and doing such, does.
 The only way to avoid spoilers with any game, movie, or tv show is to basically stay off half the internet.
Cool stuff!! Thanks guys Give the game already...Spend less than you make and invest the extra. Put extra money in Roth IRA's (and later Roth 403b's). Look carefully at your lifestyle and consider how you're spending money. My wife (worked in a school system) and I have friends who made what we made. They ate lunch out virtually every day at about $10 a day each at Red Lobster/Chili's type places and we took lunches to work. That $10 a day was $100 a week for the two of them. Times 48 weeks of work per year. It was around $5000 a year. For lunch. Our lunches cost cents a day (I happen to really like peanut butter and honey, carrots sticks and bananas--my lunch 90% of the time). The rest of our lives were consistent with that; we were careful with money and invested the extra. Many years later when our kids were about to go to college they didn't have enough money to send their kid to the college the kid wanted to go to. We told our daughter that she could to any school that she could get into. And she went to Vanderbilt on us. A huge deal for us was when we got raises (those used to happen!) we'd apply half of it to increasing our 403b contributions and use the rest. By the time we retired one of our 403b's was fully funded each year ($18000 a year at that time) and the other was half funded each year. Now in retirement we travel overseas regularly (well, not in the last year!) and we're about to build a lock-and-leave house in Birmingham near our kid and grandkids. We're going to pay cash for it.[Interaction of SerpinB5 and MAFbx in gastric cancer cell and its action site].

OBJECTIVE
To explore the interaction between SerpinB5 and MAFbx in gastric cancer cell and to identify the interaction sites.


METHODS
The interaction between SerpinB5 and MAFbx was screened and validated by yeast two-hybrid screening and co-immunoprecipitation. The expression of MAFbx was analyzed after SerpinB5 expression being modified by RNA interference and pGBKT7-SerpinB5 transfection. The impact of SerpinB5 on the expression of MAFbx was studied in gastric cancer cell line SUN-16. A model of MAFbx was constructed by homology modeling. The related residues for interaction were analyzed by Autodock4.0.


RESULTS
The interaction between SerpinB5 and MAFbx was validated. The expression of MAFbx changed along with SerpinB5 expression. Amino acids including PRO261, ASN361, and LYS362 were key residue in the interaction of SerpinB5 and MAFbx.


CONCLUSION
SerpinB5 interacts with MAFbx in gastric cancer cell. Amino acids including PRO261, ASN361, and LYS362 are potential binding sites.
Back in 2007, Maine generated national headlines when it took a step that then was not known to our mainstream political worldDetails
The AP, framing the story with loaded language, and pretending it’s journalism, not an op-ed column.Details
“Going to the federal government to fix problems created by the federal government doesn’t work.”Details
How can any American really evaluate the state of the Union without understanding the foundation upon which that Union rests â€“ the Constitution?Details
“Iâ€™m fighting back to provide jobs and economic stability to my state by using the very tool the founders gave us as state legislators, the 10th Amendment.â€Details
Take the time to read your State Constitution and discover what it contains. Unlike the US Constitution, nearly all State Constitutions start with a Declaration of Rights or Bill of Rights.Details
Ron Paul asks – will a renewed interest in the constitution lead to a renewed adherence to it for every issue?Details
It’s time for ThinkProgress and others who love federal power to start telling the truth – even though they probably never willDetails
The Constitution. Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses.These glasses were not great. Although the Phoenix's lenses were polarised, our testers found they didn't eliminate haze as well as the pricier Polaroid Xoor Expedition 2702As. The copper-coloured lenses worked well in lower light conditions, but didn't improve contrast as well as the brown-tinted lenses fitted to other makes.
Their low price did include a hard case, which, surprisingly, didn't come with the dearer Polaroids. The copper versions are the best choice for driving, but grey and green polarised lenses are also available. Our shoppers couldn't find any saving on the RRP.
They do have metal frames, but the imitation gold plating felt rather cheap. The arms were made of metal, but the hinges were much less robust than those fitted to the more expensive Polaroid Xoor Expedition 2702As - understandably, as these cost 30 less. The plastic earpieces also felt cheap.
Scratch- and shatter-proof PTX4000 lenses should help keep the Phoenixes in good condition. The lenses also feature two layers of UV light absorbers, and the copper-tinted versions (4811Cs) are designed to make red light from, for example, brake and traffic lights stand out in bright glare.The Ruin of Us by Keira Michelle Telford is a short novel about finding love in a forbidden and unexpected place.
Set in the Victorian era, Telford crafts a tale of desire and forbidden romance.
The story is set in a finishing school run by Miss Camille, a woman in her mid thirties.
Sixteen year old Maddie is sent to the school in preparation of marriage. Instead of spending her time learning to be a lady she finds herself intrigued and a little obsessed with her teacher.
Camille, on the other hand, is drawn to Maddie’s advances and struggles with her own desires for the young woman.
It is a book by Keira Michelle Telford so there is graphic sex. Having said that, I find Telford’s sex scenes to be about as graphic, if not less so, than someone like Radclyffe. The main difference is the age gap between the characters, which can lead to readers becoming all sensitive and delicate.
The Ruin of Us hardly has any supporting cast and it doesn’t need it. A great novel tells a story about two characters who want the same thing and yet they are each other’s greatest opponents. Telford does this brilliantly.
I find myself at a loss. How do I go about describing again what an excellent author Keira Michelle Telford is? I want to use the words exceptional, brilliant and amazing, but I am relatively sure I have already said all of those things about her work.
Have you even found an author whose words flow so naturally that you are barely reading the book, it is like the book flows through you and you are right there, watching every touch, living every moment, breathing every breath? Telford writes like that.
Her words are well chosen.
Her rhythm is perfect.
Her conclusion is spot on.
Telford expresses the want, the need, the uncertainty and the to-and-fro of emotions so you feel them.
None. I could talk about the cover, but I liked it. I could talk about the length, but I thought it was perfect, not an extra work nor a word shy. I suppose I could talk about the price, but her books are really reasonably priced. So nope, not a single misstep. Nicely