If the destructor isn't implemented in derived classes, they will use the parent's destructor. Not a guaranteed memory leak..... but something you need to be aware of.
At the very least, if exercise does indeed work as well as medication, then the medication can provide the catalyst to get on a regular exercise schedule!
Recently diagnosed myself, I spent years and years trying to control it via willpower. The real turning point when I realized I needed to see someone was a few months ago. I found that hobbies I loved (gaming, programming, etc) would no longer hold my attention and I was compulsively getting up and wandering to the kitchen/bathroom just because my brain felt like it was frying. This is extremely hard to explain, because I'm not slacking to get off of work and do something fun like everyone else, I was compulsively slacking because very little would grab me.
Ton of questions, I've been working on a small game (+engine) myself and it has been magnitudes more difficult than I imagined.
Do you have any blog posts about the process of making this? I see the technology link, but I'd like to hear a little more about the architecture. Something along the lines of a post mortem maybe.
* What sparked this idea?
* Was your initial set of features more simple or more complex?
* Any features you had to give up on?
* Any unexpected features you were able to add after you were forced to rearchitect it? (Ok, I may be painting my own experiences on you with this question.)
I'm not sure there's a way for B&N to revoke titles either. The DRM seems to just be keyed off of Name and Credit Card Number. I may be a minority, but I have several hundred titles that fit with room to spare on one of the later gen Nooks. Now as far as getting an actual file.... Maybe you'll just have to get a first gen Nook. Surely the desktop application stores an epub locally at some point though?
My big smile moment was in the level with a torturously long path between blue barriers that snaked around... UNLESS someone was on the blue barrier.
At that point, everyone was free to go straight to the exit (except the kind soul, who had to wait for someone to hit the cyan trigger and let them out)