As counter-intuitive as it seems, my best shot for an online course over the Summer may be Microeconomics. I checked out the teacher on ratemyprofessor.com and he has high ratings, assigns little homework and seems to answer his students questions fairly.
Lead Manager: “You have to be paid on at least one app to start receiving leads and then submit at least 4 month to keep receiving them.”
Me: “Well great then. I submitted two BCBS, one Assurant Dental, and one CBL in April so that qualifies according to the rules, correct?”Lead Manager: *crickets for three hours and counting**sigh* No reply. It’s official. My company has cut off my leads and seems to be fucking with me. Leads shut down, non-payment on issued business… time to look elsewhere.Maybe it’s a miscommunication (or series thereof), but given my last experience I’m not waiting around to see.
AMAZING photos of Wonder Woman, taken by my friend Adam. His facebook fanpage is here.
(Please do not remove the credit when reblogging.)I am about to lose it right now. This is seriously. The. Best. Wonder. Woman. Ever. She is utterly raw, and the photographer is fucking SWAG as SHIT.
um holy SHIT
wow kiss me
Fairly bad ass cosplay.
So a friend shared this link with me regarding the Mouse Guard RPG and it’s mechanic which tends to enforce role-playing:
http://penny-arcade.com/report/editorial-article/mouse-guard-is-a-tabletop-rpg-that-forces-you-to-become-your-character-if-y
This has given me a few great ideas I can swipe to enforce more role-playing in other games. The three points of belief, goal, and instinct are great; maybe instead of fate points I can use Hero points for re-rolls and die bonuses and instead of persona points I can award additional XP like it’s a quest award.
Any thoughts on this?
