This paper addresses a different point of view of videogames, specifically serious games for health.
— Jeff Gordinier The Los Angeles Times: Jonathan Gold addresses a sensitive point of dining etiquette.
As critical talks on a treaty to fight global warming entered a third day here, the Department of Energy issued a study that addresses a main point of contention: whether the United States could do more to reduce its addiction to fossil fuels.
"Let me address a potential point of confusion from the get-go.
For example, when you tap an address or a point of interest, you're offered not just a Go button, but also a Call button.
Because I'm constantly addressing an opposing point of view (professionally and personally), I recently realized there are a few "best practices" or "lessons learned" that can help me be more successful at home and in the office.
"To address this issue, my measure creates a point-of-order to prohibit any diversion of funds from the retirement program to the disability program," Johnson said.
In its blog post today, Twitter specifically addressed this issue, offering a point of clarification, saying, "the 100,000 user token limit applies only to the small set of clients replicating the core Twitter experience.
In this 1979 address, he made a point of changing the terminology from "capitalist" to "free markets" and took the homely example of the telephone to show the benefits of the profit motive and the drawbacks of government intervention.
