This continual generation of "what if" scenarios is bad enough. It's exhausting to have our minds race and jump through hoops, while preventing us from focusing on the present (i.e. what's actually going on!).

It is hard, like any addiction. I know a lot of folks would say that Facebook is not an addiction or a drug, however I compare it to just that. Facebook and similar social networking sites keep people coming back for more. Like a typical addict you cannot go a day without it. Facebook was just that for me. My addiction, my drug, my headsets and I knew I had to get away.

There's something about virtual reality that is sooo virtual. It's the opposite of looking someone in the eye and shaking their hand, or hugging them.

Oculus is also working hard to push the Rift as more than just a gaming platform. A Rift-compatible version of Google Maps is already in production. The company is implementing 3D movie watching with the Oculus Rift. A strong fan base is forming even before the Rift goes into full production. The SDK has shipped to developers. The Rift is positioned to be one of the killer gifts for the holiday buying season in 2013.

In conclusion if you Virtual reality headset recognize classic business planning and management principles amongst these notes you'd be correct. The game may have changed, but the rules are still the same. Plan first, then act with confidence.

Threat meters are buttresses that keep in check any threats and its degree on an individual player's game. It is made to make the tank tasks less costly. The meters therefore make the tanks aware of whether they will bring in the full arsenal or whether they will keep quiet for a while until the degree is on a heightened level for them to act with all the power available.

In an era of social network growth it is quite possible to participate without putting yourself or your family in danger. Just be careful with what you do and do not choose to divulge to the world.