not the worst pregnancy - the baby is happy and healthy! but this does suck oh so very much for mama. :( I keep thinking this will get better as you go along but it doesn't seem to. At least it's finite, right?
- Christina Pikas
Yes. I can't be pregnant forever. I take a sleep aid almost every night. It barely makes mr tired. *shrug*
- Mary Carmen
from iPhone
Having a tough pregnancy is tough... we so want it to be joyful, but hard when feel like crap for weeks and months on end. Hugs to you. It is worth it. It will end. You can do it.
- Heather Piwowar
from iPhone
Growing up, my brother and I have only ever pushed for a new console when there was a game we just had to play, and that kind of carried over to our game-buying habits now.
Actually, I'd have to say it started with my dad. He picked up an Atari 400 because he wanted to play a decent port of Pac Man and not the crappy version on the Atari 2600.
- Victor Ganata
My brother got the Playstation II for Metal Gear Solid 2.
- Victor Ganata
I wouldn't have gotten a PS3, though, except my brother got me one for a housewarming present.
- Victor Ganata
So pretty much the only console I ever personally bought was the original Playstation.
- Victor Ganata
My parents bought me a Colecovision then a NES and then a SNES. I bought my Playstation, PS2 and PS3 (and an assortment of handheld devices). What made me decide to get the PS was a Japanese Robotech game so the unit was modded. Then FFVII and Metal Gear Solid came out. Stuck to Sony Playstation ever since.
- Arlan K.
Dear Little One: Mommy is not a 7-11. If you don't start tapering off, your parents will put a bell around your neck and make you graze outside. Believe me, I speak from experience on this. Regards, Me.
- Steven Perez
"In Norse mythology, the Poetic Mead or Mead of Poetry (Old Norse skáldskapar mjaðar), also known as Mead of Suttungr (Suttungmjaðar), is a mythical beverage that whoever "drinks becomes a skald or scholar" to recite any information and solve any question. This myth was reported by Snorri Sturluson (Skáldskaparmál 5) (1). The drink is a vivid metaphor for poetic inspiration, often associated with Odin the god of 'possession' via berserker rage or poetic inspiration."
- Steven Perez
from Bookmarklet
Had to do a shorter walk than I would have liked, but since the temperature is hovering near 100 degrees, I figured that heatstroke wasn't worth it. :-)
- Steven Perez
from Android
"Since September, Republicans have claimed the Obama administration covered up the truth about the attack on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya by altering the talking points Susan Rice used on the Sunday morning talk shows. To bolster the story, Republicans misquoted or significantly embellished the emails officials used to draft Rice’s remarks, the CBS Evening News reported Thursday. CBS News’ Major Garrett confirmed that it was a GOP source who leaked the altered emails. The miscast quotes affect at least two emails that include a State Department spokesperson and a White House deputy adviser — the two parties GOP lawmakers insist were trying to engage a cover-up on behalf of the Obama administration to protect the president’s chances of re-election."
- Hieronymous Boosh
from Bookmarklet
"Since the congressional hearings last week, the White House on Wednesday released a hundred pages of emails from after the consulate attack. The full version undermines already-thin accusations that this is a White House scandal."
- Hieronymous Boosh
And now, as is established journalistic protocol, ABC et al will out the lying sources. ... Right?
- Andrew C (✓)
from Android
Hmm. This does not look that different to me in my gmail. But maybe that's because at work I have no camera in my pc. Hangout is an option but chat is the default.
- Laura Norvig
I never use it in GMail, I either log in with Pidgin on my machine at work or I used GTalk on my phone but now it's Hangout and I can't tell whether it shows me as "logged in" to everyone in my Circles or not. It shows my "Frequently Contacted" and they're people I have NEVER chatted with ever.
- Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart
Mine doesn't look any different, in Gmail, desktop client, or android client. Maybe because I don't have G+?
- RudĩϐЯaЯïan
That's pretty much what post-converted movies are (though the particle effects are probably true 3D), but I will always defend something like Coraline, which was just awesome in 3D. Shot stereoscopically, and was even designed with 3D in mind.
- Andrew C (✓)
I didn't see Coraline in theaters but I've seen plenty of non-post-converts, and almost all of them I wished I'd just seen 2D - Avatar, How to Train Your Dragon, Pina, Hugo, etc. I liked parts of Cave of Forgotten Dreams and Tintin, but I would've liked them as much in 2D.
- Jandy
from iPhone
I like 3D for animation and games. I get confused when there are shallow depth of field shots in regular movies.
- Rodfather
from Android
Yeah, post-conversion sucks. I saw DRIVE ANGRY in 3D, and it looked amazing. But THOR? Gave me a headache.
- Steven Perez
Avatar was filmed in 3D but Cameron made the mystifying decision to shoot shallow DOF, which I will never understand. Coraline was amazing. The sense of space was so good, and Selick used a weird trick to make the real world feel weirder and more uncomfortable than the Other world: sets in the former were built to use forced perspective. ( http://www.nytimes.com/2009... ) ... I'll admit that other real 3D movies mostly haven't lived up to Coraline's standards though.
- Andrew C (✓)
I've often wondered why this hasn't been marketed more here in the States. You'd think, as a safety feature to keep someone else from using your weapon, this would be a no-brainer.
- Steven Perez