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Amy Hennig is 'good', but her as director + sole writer on Uncharted 3 is also likely the reason it couldn't hit the dramatic highs of Uncharted 2. IMO the biggest credit for Uncharted 2 being the best game of its era goes to the Bruce Straley + Neil Druckmann combo, which then moved over to...

Not really what I wanted, but would be happy to be wrong.

vs. and Granted it's also the best MCU movie vs. one of the bottom ones, but I see her point. Agree with Warrik about the Tony line.

My favorite.

I interpreted the watch the same way when I first saw the movie. Also that love is what made future humans bother to construct the tesseract. And that Brand got lucky guessing the correct planet and Cooper made the right decision overruling her. My interpretation was that "love" as referred to...

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/last-action-hero/

Friend played EQ and introduced me to the site. Saw this image in the first FSR, laughed the hardest I had ever laughed in my childhood, and never left.

In the post -- Трек: Холостяк - @rado_arami

A few jankier alternatives that work for my group: YASS for token storage. Cheaper than the custom broken token solution, and I like having everything in a few thin clear containers. Gloomy Companion to replace the monster deck. Doesn't track monster health, but does everything else and...

I agree. If it needs to return one record per date, I think we would add the date key to the join to force picking the most recent mod_dt per date (again, assuming mod_dt is never null and now unique within an employee_key | nom_day_key combo): select a.nom_day_key, a.employee_key...

Agree with Palum and Khane. Below is one way, assuming you only want one record per employee across any number of nom_day_key (and assuming mod_dt is unique within an employee_key): select a.nom_day_key, a.employee_key, a.local_start_dt, a.local_end_dt, a.mod_dt from...

There's an easier way to execute that strategy for those of us who are bad at managing a ton of stuff:

Ty Column. Always appreciate these posts.