TW Schedule 9/16 - 9/18

Knownase isn't in Enrage, FYI.

And I'm pretty sure that every straight man in Enrage that "has a thing for you" only wants to kick your ***.

Oh God, you're married!?!?!?!?!?!

Man I feel sorry for that woman.

My brother isn't an alcoholic; he barely drinks. If either of us are, than it would be me, so stop with your delusions.

BTW, Knownase isn't breaking the ToS, you are by the flame baiting and name calling.

Meh, I'm done until intelligent conversation comes back to this thread. Have fun you guys.

Bale - Heavens Tear wrote: »

Now, and in the future, when Canadians think of physics they will probably think of Waterloo Region and the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.

In existence for only 11 years, the institute has already established a remarkable reputation as a centre for seeking answers to complex questions about the fundamental nature of the universe.

The institute exists because of the generosity of Mike Lazaridis, co-chief executive officer of Research In Motion. Lazaridis started the institute by providing a phenomenal donation of $100 million. Even so, the institute started small, with a staff of about a dozen researchers who had offices in the old post office on King Street in Waterloo. When it moved into its distinctive building on Caroline Street in Waterloo, the institute expanded its staff to about 100 researchers.

That number may sound impressive, but it is quickly going to become out of date. With the opening this weekend of a new addition, the institute will almost double its space. It intends to increase the number of physicists on staff to about 250.

This is incredible, and a tribute not only to Lazaridis but also to all the researchers who first worked at the institute because they obviously had the magnetic power to attract other scholars.

from http://www.therecord.com/opinion/editorial/article/595157--universe-expands-at-the-perimeter

your move LoR

I counter with:

In a 2010 survey of 226 registered investment advisors commissioned by Scottrade Advisor Services, more than three-quarters (77 percent) suggested a retirement savings goal of at least $2 million for members of Generation Y, defined by the study to include those ages 18 to 26. Sixty-eight percent of the investment advisers said members of Generation X should also aim to save more than $2 million. "For a generation Y person who thinks she wants to retire at around age 70 who is going to have slightly above-average annual expenses, $2 million is probably the right number," says Michael Farr, president of the Washington, D.C., investment firm Farr, Miller, & Washington and author of A Million Is Not Enough: How to Retire With the Money You'll Need. But he cautions, "Most people who have high incomes and the ability to set aside $2 million will likely have more expensive lifestyles."

However, other studies have found that young people may be able to get by on less in retirement. Human resources consulting firm Aon Hewitt calculated that Generation Y workers, who it defines as people ages 18 to 30, will need 18.7 times their final pay for retirement, including Social Security, traditional pension plans, and personal savings, to maintain their current standard of living after retirement at age 65. For someone whose final salary is $75,000, that's just over $1.4 million, and Social Security will provide part of that. For Generation Xers ages 31 to 45, Aon Hewitt estimates they will need 16.1 times their final salary to pay for retirement.

Gen Y's $2 Million Retirement Price Tag

LOL

Anyhow my predictions:

A no show for Gd > Radiance
A 45min to an hour victory for Radiance > Drakon
A 45min to an hour victory for Radiance < Drakon
A 3 hour turtle defense for Enrage > GoldDigrz
A 2.5hr to 3 hour defensive victory for Pinoy < Wings

And the xWaRx vs. Dominus battles, I have no clue...

That's what you call being pro Aesthor.