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Thank you all for your help and info, and thanks for confirming what I was thinking. I've held off waiting to buy and AR till after the panic. I can hold of another month or so, or atleast when i can get a better deal. I will maybe make him an offer, but if he doesn't take it maybe he will in a month when he still hasn't sold it yet. Thanks again, and if anyone else has something else to add, I'm still all ears!!!!
Hey Bud, here is a better deal from PSA. It has a hammer forged barrel and topped off with an aimpoint if you are interested.http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/psa-16-mid-premium-patrol-rifle.html
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The weight of his family's death by his own hands draws Loki's memory to the past where he is overtaken with visions from his ancient battle with his brothers Odin and Thor. As a means to relieve Loki's confusion, Bridget introduces him to her world of present day. Loki foreseeing their union, quickly connects with Bridget and a romance is born. Bliss however, is short-lived as Loki becomes aware to the fact that his brother Odin still lives! Loki realizes he must prepare to battle his brother once again in present times, for fate of all humanity!
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East Texans talk-back on: supporters and oppenents of "Chic-fil-a's" firestorm
Tyler — More supporters than prostestors swarmed the fast food chicken chain across the country after the president of the company said he valued marriage between a man and a woman.
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Milne warns Celtic over Hooper fight
The Scottish Premier League side Celtic appear to be favourites to sign Gary Hooper if he leaves Scunthorpe this summer, but they have been warned they would struggle to convince him to move north of Hadrian's Wall. Hooper won a host of admirers this season as he scored 20 goals for the Iron, helping them survive in the Championship following promotion from League One. Celtic are the biggest name to have their interest made public - Neil Lennon watched him in action at Glanford Park - while Queens Park Rangers have also been heavily linked and Nigel Clough, the Derby manager, made his interest public apparently as a public relations exercise. The Sun claimed that Hooper has held talks with Celtic, including being given a tour of their Parkhead stadium and training facilities, something Nigel Adkins, the Scunthorpe boss, said he had no knowledge of. Regardless, there appears no doubt that Celtic's interest is genuine and that a bid may only depend on whether Lennon is given the manager's job their on a permanent basis. He ended the season on charge in an interim basis following the sacking of Tony Mowbray. One person with experience of playing in the Scottish Premier League as well as the English leagues is the Iron centre-back Kenny Milne. He has suggested the Hoops would face stiff competition to get him. "I think he is destined for the [English] Premiership. No disrespect to Scottish football but it would be a big signing if Celtic managed to get a hold of him. There are a few big teams down here and there could be a bit of a bidding war for him," he told The Herald. "If Celtic come knocking, you have got to think about it. They are a massive club. If Gary went there it would be a massive move for him but his heart is set on the Premiership, I think. "Billy Sharp and Martin Paterson went to Sheffield United and Burnley for a couple of million from Scunthorpe and the guys that played with them say that Gary is better than those boys. He has a real chance of being a quality player."
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On the Island of Maui, The Experience takes part in a series of photo shoots with Ron Raffaelli for A Visual Thing. Hendrix is also interviewed at radio station K-POI in Honolulu.
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The Experience flies from Honolulu, Hawaii to Los Angeles, California.
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Jefferson Airplane bassist Jack Casady joined the Experience during the evening's second show. Casady added bass guitar to "Killing Floor" and "Hey Joe".
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by phineaskc Oct 9, 2000 - Updated Mar 26, 2001 (A Very Helpful review)
Author's Product Rating: 40 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Good price; nice features; decent gas mileageCons: Some recent mechanical issues The Bottom Line: is that the 1997 Ford Ranger has provided a relatively dependable ride with occasional mechanical problems.
Purely Physical Originally I fell in love with the looks of the truck. The side steps, the sliding rear window, the emerald green paint job, the plush front seats, the little cupholders, and of course the awesome stereo system. ... read more
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by edarc1 Oct 6, 2000 (A Helpful review)
Pros: Looks, AccessoriesCons: Gas Mileage
I purchased a 1997 Ford Ranger new in 1977 and currently have 18,000 trouble free miles on it. It has a 4.5 litre engine and outside of not getting great gas mileage I can say nothing bad about it. Various people have said "great looking ... read more
by jeepdriver Oct 3, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Author's Product Rating: 50 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Reliable, maintainence free, gas sparing peppy engineCons: limited storage space behind seats, placement of outlet plugs over cup holders, location of ashtray if you are a smoker.
Hi again everyone and thank you for reading my opinion! I bought a Ford ranger XLT compact pickup in may of 1999. I am a big man. I wear a 54 in a jacket a 40 waist and a 3x shirt! Iwas a little concerned about the roominess I would be sacraficing buy ... read more
by Snaitf Sep 10, 2000 (A Helpful review)
Pros: Just about anything you can think of except...Cons: It governed out at 95 mph
In 1998 I leased a brand new 1997 Ford Ranger XLT, and I loved it! This truck was great! It handled and cornered like you were driving a car, but the safety and reliability of a truck. I no longer had to worry about under body clearance. My truck ... read more
by TheAdvocate Apr 25, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Author's Product Rating: 20 Recommended: No
Pros: Low priceCons: Well known for 4x4 failure
We bought a 97 Ford Ranger Extended Cab 4x4 because of its low price. And granted, it's a smooth ride, an attractive vehicle and the engine has started even on the coldest of mornings. But... We live in the mountains and a four wheel drive ... read more
by powerload Mar 11, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: Good price, great to driveCons: Small and light
I recently bought my second Ranger and I love it. It feels great to drive. The steering is responsive, the brakes work flawlessly, and it is very reliable. On top of this, the truck gets good gas mileage, and has good power to boot. I owned my ... read more
by Howard56 Feb 5, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: no major problemsCons: poor wiring
1997 Ford Ranger Extended cab, I purchased new in 1997 and to date have had no major problems with it to date. (knock on wood) A 4 cyl.engine,stick shift air and not much else. In the past 3-years I have had new brakes, tires and no major ... read more
by ziprz Feb 3, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: Value Price, great looks, dependable, comfortableCons: None, just make sure you are buying the right options for your lifestyle
I'm 6'4" and own a '97 Ranger XL Regular cab pickup. I give the truck a rating of 5 stars because it is perfect for someone who wants what my particular truck has to offer. That being said I would buy a truck with different options/features and ... read more
by AndySmyth Feb 2, 2000 (A Helpful review)
Pros: Pretty decent gas mileage,4.0 has plenty of powerCons: Did not come with a bed liner, Newer King Cab models have the additional doors
I bought my King Cab, 4x4, XLT Ranger brand new in 97 and have 38,000 Flawless miles on it so far. The V6 4.0 has plenty of power for hauling yet handles like a car and the Four Wheel Drive Is easy to engage and disengage and is really a must in the ... read more
by zjahraus Jan 31, 2000 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: great looking, fun, good gas mileage, comfortableCons: handles poorly on ice and snow, built for smaller people
I have owned my 1997 Ford Ranger for about 7 months now. While I didn't buy it new, it was in perfect condition, and had very low mileage. I bought the truck because I needed a vehicle that was versatile. I can haul just about anything a college ... read more
by RELLIS1991 Jan 1, 2000 (Not Yet Rated)
Pros: Great truck, great price, good serviceCons: Minor problems, usually fixed under warranty
I have to say that I am on my second Ranger and I really love them. They are a really good sized truck, for the money and I have had fairly good luck with them. I like knowing a vehicle so that I can work on it when I need to and the Ranger offers ... read more
by baivan Dec 22, 1999 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: All around great truck.Cons: Developed chasis-body elec. problems
I bought my ranger new after driving a few of the competing models. I now have 113,000 miles on it and on balance, I don't regret it. It is more comfortable on longer hauls than any of the others, especially for taller folk. It also has the most ... read more
by ypsibrave Dec 21, 1999 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: good gas mileage,dependableCons: could use more passengar space
I bought a new ford ranger standard cab, 2 1/2 years ago. I have taken a few long trips in this vehicle and have found for long trips it is a little uncomfortable. as far as dependability it has been a very dependable truck, I have not had any major ... read more
by sundance11 Dec 18, 1999 (Not Yet Rated)
Pros: visibility, handling, mileage, comfortCons: Regular cab only holds 2 people
I have driven many vehicles over the years, and I must say the Ranger is my favorite. Overall visibility in high traffic areas is great. The ride is very comfortable, even over rural dirt roads with holes and dips in them. Handling of the ranger is ... read more
by efisher Dec 17, 1999 (Not Yet Rated)
Pros: style, power, price, durability, safetyCons: a little small for big guys
Well I fell in love with my Ranger the day I first test drove it. I was surprised by how smooth it rode and how responsive the handling was. Of course once it was mine I had to test it out on the back roads and off-road. Then I knew I found the ... read more
by davidjching Dec 13, 1999 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: Crawl gear, strong engineCons: Low front pumpkin
Told the dealer that I wanted a small six cylinder truck to go hunting and fishing off road, nothing fancy, just reliable and tough. The rain forests and secluded beaches of Maui are beautiful, if you can get there. My stock Ranger XLT, 4wd proved to be ... read more
by EllenZion Nov 1, 1999 (A Very Helpful review)
Pros: good stereo, and alarm systemCons: paint easily chipped, body very flimsy
I bought a 1997 Ford Ranger to make a 6,500 mile trip from Alaska to the East Coast. I had made the same trip two years before with an 1987 Chevy S10. I got much worse gas mileage on a the Ford, which was 10 years newer. Also, the Ford would not ... read more


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A physician in family medicine at Parkland Family Health Center in Allentown, Nicole Sully found the payoff for her many years dedicated to pursuing a career to become a doctor is the trust gained from patients. "Becoming a physician requires a lot of hard work, sacrifice, and dedication," said Sully, 29, a 2000 IUP graduate and native of Homer City, PA. "Now that I have completed my residency though, I can honestly say that my job is very rewarding. It is an awesome feeling when you know your patients trust you and depend on you for their healthcare needs."
A career in family medicine provides an ideal situation to balance family and career for Sully. She has a 10-year-old step son, Nicholas, and her husband, Ernest, is an Emergency Medicine physician at Lehigh Valley Hospital. "Family medicine is an ideal medical specialty for females because it affords the flexibility to allow a physician to work as well as raise a family," Sully explained. "Of course, it is always a challenge to balance work and family life. However, this task is quite attainable particularly in family medicine. The path is well paved for women in medicine, and I would strongly encourage anyone with an aspiration to practice medicine to strive to attain this goal."
A family medicine practice is a setting that allows Sully to really know her patients and often serve entire families.
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Sharing a city with the Guggenheim means Bilbao's fine-arts museum doesn't always get the recognition it deserves. But its impressive collection—which spans eight centuries and includes works from artists as varied as El Greco and Francis Bacon—makes it a destination in its own right. The neoclassical building houses works dating back to the 12th century, including Orazio Gentileschi's intensely emotional 17th-century painting Lot and His Daughters; the newer wing focuses on contemporary art, such as Maria Helena Vieira da Silva's luminous Passage of the Mirrors, and the unsettling Three Graces by Antonio Saura Atares.
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while ad fizz is great, and is actually a sleeper op bruiser, he just isn't as satisfying as ap fizz.... i mean, with a 5.4 ap ratio once you get a lichbane-1 combo is shark 1, dash 1.6, troll poll 0.75, turn trident on and one auto attack 1.35 + a dot depending on enemys missing health and .35 ap per sec (which is irrelevent atm cause they r already dead), enemys drop so fast, nothing compares to it. (the values are ap ratios) btw, ap fizz is more cannon than glass - e has 1.5 sec invulnerability, longer distance then flash, and not as important to your combo, most enemies except full on tanks will be dead before you need to use this + get a zhonyas
Good post, AP Fizz can be very fun to play. However you might find the following interesting. AP Carry Fizz has (currently) a 48.34% chance to win any game Hybrid Fizz has (currently) a 64.27% chance to win any game AD Carry Fizz has (currently) 52.17% chance to win any game Even Jungler Fizz (can sometimes be an AP build) has a 49.79 chance, which is better than the AP carry role. Jax/Kayle are both sitting at about 54% win chance as Hybrids. The reason for this surprising data is the hidden value of Fizz when building away from full AP. You mention "sleeper", which is a perfect description. Fizz is an excellent champ to counter build with. As more players seem to be experimenting with non full AP Fizz builds. Fizz, overall has been getting a better win rate.
How can I trust someone with 30 something % winrate with the champ? Isn't it possible AD Fizz is only better at lower-mid elos because there is less coordination at those levels so that is bringing up the stat? (Tanky champs tend to do better at lower levels eg Rammus on 5s forever) Where does your data come from?
Loaded up a new video for fellow Fizz fans.
Bruiser Fizz is awesome! Take him top lane and dominate. He kinda falls off late game though but meh who cares!
Please remove or update your guide...its not even relevant for SR anymore, let alone TT Fail OP is fail.


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Thanks to this wonderful thing called the Internet, people can look up all kinds of quick and easy recipes for that last minute meal or late night snack. So I bring you the first installment of Eat Cheats, a selection of cool, fun, easy-to-make meals for one that you can eat right out of your coffee cup. This post will focus on the Nutella Mug Cake, based on my experience with the recipe and what you need to successfully bake your own little cake. Who says you can't enjoy mini desserts without an Easy-Bake Oven?
The much beloved British television series Doctor Who has been with us for 50 years. Debuting in 1963, this science fiction show about a time traveling alien ran for 26 seasons before ending in 1989. Reborn in 2005, the series is as popular as ever. The eighth season of the new series begins this fall, starring Peter Capaldi as the 12th version of the title character.
Originally conceived as a program to teach kids about science, Doctor Who has grown into an international geek culture juggernaut. In case you've never seen an episode, the lovably goofy and absurd Doctor looks human, but is really the last living Time Lord from the destroyed planet Gallifrey. He travels through both time and space in the TARDIS (a ship that looks like an old-fashioned British police emergency call box) but that is "bigger on the inside." The Doctor looks great for his age (which fluctuates constantly from all that time travel, but is at least 1000 years) because any time his body is destroyed he simply regenerates in a new one. He loves earth and humans (and, hey, constant space and time travel must get lonely) so he is always recruiting a human companion or two to journey with him.


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Want to buy US military wares in Afghanistan? Go to Obama Market.
Afghanistan vendors in the 'Obama Market' in Kabul sell MREs, military cots, and goggles like those used by the American military. It's not clear where they come from, but the Otis Spunkmeyer cookies are popular.
Kabul, Afghanistan
First came the Brezhnev Market. Then the Bush Market.
Now Afghans are beginning to call their notorious bazaar full of chow and supplies bought or stolen from the vast US military bases by the name of the current American president, a modest counterweight to his Nobel Peace Prize.
"It is Obama Market now," pronounced Haji Tor, a rotund shopkeeper who acts as kind of an unofficial chamber of commerce president for the market in the Afghan capital. "Bush is finished."
Well, maybe not quite yet. Most of the shopkeepers and customers still call it the Bush Market, but several said that the new name is gradually gaining traction.
The small market, tucked behind a commercial building in the northwest side of the city, is a US taxpayer's nightmare.
In front of Tor's shop was a nearly waist-high, three-deep wall of boxed food that apparently had been destined for military chow halls. There were cases of pre-cooked cheddar gravy sausage biscuits (forbidden to Muslims, who don't eat pork), and dozens of flats of the Otis Spunkmeyer muffins and white chocolate macadamia cookies that soldiers often get at mealtime.
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YD, Second quarter of 10 isn't that far away. I don't know your price range but new boats would require pulling the trigger now and used is about 4 months from offer to close. My situation is that I need a boat right now like I need VD but sometimes the opportunity is too good to pass up. (analogy, you get screwed with both)
One example of taking advantage of a market is Henry Ford. People think he became rich from selling cars, which he did. But his real wealth came during the depression when he bought the complete pipeline of assets needed to make a car for pennys on the dollar. This hopefully will be as close as we come to a depression in my lifetime and when opertunity knocks, I'm answering.
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Is Carl Bigelow a fresh-faced college kid looking for a room, or is he a poised hit man tracking down his victim? And if Carl is really two people, what about everyone around him? Savage Night is Thompson at his best, with plot reversals and nightmarish shifts of identity.
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Google Earth shows off all dimensions of CFCCGoogle Earth allows us to explore the world from a whole new perspective. If you search 'Cape Fear Community College' at Google Earth, you can now check out the campus in three dimensions, thanks to a project completed by CFCC graphic designer Don Perkins.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007 (Around 8 years ago)
Areas this workshop will explore include: best practices and challenges in curricular offerings (senior seminars, capstone courses, senior theses, independent and collaborative research, faculty-student mentoring). Breakout Sessions will offer: modeling intercultural sensitivity, innovative library research and bibliographic tools, practices for internship advising, grooming students for fellowships and scholarships, and working with students involved in writing theses and other substantive research essays, and independent or collaborative research/creativity.
Dates: The Workshop will be held June 4-8, 2007, from 9 to 4 p.m. in the Interpretive Center. Participants are expected to attend all five days and will receive a $750 stipend. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Faculty also will be expected to participate in a follow-up discussion during the fall semester, 2007.
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Listen and prepare for the upcoming incline. @efrtzgerald is creating a new sound out of South Carolina. The hook is hustle anthem perfection. Salute Yacht Club. Get acquainted.
Newest video release "Gift & A Curse" from TwonDon has me back in my "BM Dubb Wishes" Playlist. Able to capture the guts of the song, visually, director Vintage Modern brings us back to the basics. TwonDon, forever humble always shows life through his eyes. Remember this name, he will not remain regional. Jersey!
South Carolina artist and producer Mantiz releases his new single, "The City", which he also produced. This serves as a follow up to his previous hit single, "She Say" which is currently in rotation on multiple radio stations around the southeast. Tiz is currently working on his "Thank You For Listening" EP, which he plans to drop this spring.


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CD133+CD44+ Population Efficiently Enriches Colon Cancer Initiating Cells
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Previous reports have demonstrated that CD133+ cells or CD44+ cells might be cancer initiating cells (CIC) of colon cancer. However, the association between the two cell types is unclear. In this study, we evaluated the tumorigenicity of each population of human colon cancer divided by CD133 and CD44 using non-obese diabetic/severe combined immunodeficient (NOD/SCID) mice.
Using the colon cancer cell lines HT29 and Caco2 we evaluated the change of expression status of CD133 or CD44 by a treatment with sodium butyrate (NaBT) that can induce cellular differentiation. Next, we prepared ten clinical samples of colon cancer and analyzed the expression and tumorigenicity of CD133 and CD44.
With NaBT treatment, CD44 expression was greatly downregulated in both HT29 and Caco2 (HT29: nontreatment versus treatment; 77.8% versus 0.6%, Caco2: 14.0% versus 0.4%, respectively), more than CD133 expression (HT29: nontreatment versus treatment; 90.1% versus 67.7%, Caco2: 98.9% versus 76.3%, respectively). In clinical samples, the percentages of CD133+ cells and CD44+ cells varied from 0.3% to 82.0% (mean 35.5%), and from 11.5% to 58.4% (mean 30.0%), respectively. Subcutaneous injection of CD133+ or CD44+ cells made a tumor in all mice (3/3 and 4/4, respectively). The combined analysis of CD133 and CD44 revealed that only the CD133+CD44+ population had the ability to produce a tumor (3/3).
The findings demonstrate that, at present, the CD133+CD44+ population may be the best to identify tumor initiating cells of human colon cancer.
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- CD133+CD44+ Population Efficiently Enriches Colon Cancer Initiating Cells
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Annals of Surgical Oncology
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Katie Holmes is not ready to date yet, but once she is - she won't date an actor again! "Her previous relationships with Joshua (Jackson), Chris (Klein) and Tom (Cruise) didn't work out, so she thinks she should look away from her own profession", a close source reveals.
And now she's interested in new men, with a different profession: "Jeanne Yang, her business partner for the Holmes & Yang fashion label, has taken Katie to some art gallery openings recently and she's met tons of interesting artists", the source says adding that: "She's been saying now that if she does date anyone, it could be someone who works in the arts world. Katie's more interested in the quiet life now and an unassuming artist would fit the bill perfectly for when she's ready". We could definitely see Katie with an artist! (celebitchy)
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It's not broken, just mildly unbalanced. I see 9/10 junglers fail now, because they are using old routes, slow junglers, or just don't know how/when to gank. Not all champions are viable for jungling anymore, at least not effectively. The most common complaint is that the new jungle just makes the game more passive because "you can't gank without losing levels". If you are losing too many levels, you're doing something wrong. Change your route. I usually start at red buff and, like phreak suggested, a level 2 gank on top or bot, depending on which side i'm on. I don't try to kill if i know i can't do it, and definitely dont towerdive. The point of the gank is mostly to pop their summoner spells while also scaring and/or harassing them, and every now and then an early kill. Then, either b, or golems-wraithes to clear up that side. then go b if you haven't already done so. GET BOOTS, and go straight to clear wolves/blue. EFFECTIVE JUNGLE ROUTE: red>gank>golems>wraiths>b (BOOTS!!)>wolves>blue>gank>wraithes>golems>GANK>b (wriggles or MOAR BOOTS) I can't stress enough how much you need BOOTS with the new jungle. Faster respawns = chaos trying to keep the jungle cleared. BOOTS will keep you equal or maybe higher level than bot and possibly top/mid. Early BOOTS will give you advantages in ganks, which you will be doing all the time. BOOTS = SUCCESS! You can tell what junglers are good based on whether they need a leash or not on blue/red. Good ones will not need it now (though it is still helpful for keeping ur health high for an early gank). Aoe abilities now overpower ganking abilities, like stuns or pulls or slows, because SPEED > CC for junglers. If you are fast enough to clear the jungle before everything respawns, you will stay at a higher level AND STILL HAVE TIME TO GANK CONSTANTLY WITHOUT LOSING LEVELS!! TL;DR: CHANGE YOUR ROUTES!!!! LINEAR = FAST AND EFFECTIVE CHANGE YOUR CHAMPS!! AOE/SPEED > CC! (double (full) boots as early as possible, BEFORE wriggles!) EARLY BOOTS! Jungle with any ad character with aoe and good jungling abilities. AND FINALLY: GANK CONSTANTLY! EDIT: To Dmon3y26: Yes, there are routes that work well, like the one i specified above. You have to think of the jungle as chunks. Top chunk and bottom chunk. Always have one cleared, and always gank the corresponding lane after you clear it if you can. Once you find yourself ganking constantly instead of jungling, wait until the buff respawns in that section of the jungle to clear it, and instead push a lane for xp/gold or something while the other people in the lane b for items. If the ganks are failing all the time, you are doing something wrong. Make sure you get boots early for a good advantage, and your teammates are aware of what is going on. The new jungle is all about how quick you can clear it and gank, because if you find yourself jungling slowly, find a new champion to play. Also, I forgot to mention that I don't believe the jungle is necessarily fair. Certain junglers that used to be very viable and good picks are now ****, and this limits the variety of champions that will be successful. Never said I approve of the changes, just telling you guys how to be successful.
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Theres currentley no new routes that flow well, Also if you Gank constantly like you said, If those ganks fail. You get to far behind.
I've tried jungling with a variety of champions in this new patch and I have to say, I disagree with you. Ganking leaves you way too far behind. There is no incentive for ganking, nor counterjungling, nor doing anything but trying to jungling down linear camps. They've made jungling so passive now. The only junglers I've seen successful as of late have been Lee Sin. Even Udyr is underleveled when he rushes out of the jungle to gank. Also, wasn't this new jungling idea created so that lower level summoners can jungle without runes and with a wider variety of champions? Welp, I call BS. Champions with AOEs or you're behind by 1-3 levels.
Ganking WILL NOT MAKE YOU LOSE LEVELS. If you do it right, you will catch them when they are overextended, and if you followed my jungle route you WILL be at least a level higher than bot when you gank, as well as have red buff and possibly blue, which will almost guarantee a good, successful gank. If you find you are losing levels, either YOUR JUNGLER ISNT FAST ENOUGH, you aren't following my route, or you are staying too long in a bush/ in the lane before and after the gank. DONT WAIT IN BUSHES!!!! If you have to wait in a bush, it isnt worth the gank. After the gank, go immediately back to jungling. Also, like I said, early boots will make jungling quicker and you will have A LOT more successful ganks up until the enemy also have boots. Get them as early as possible.
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you WILL fall behind and your team mates WILL scream at you...the new jungle if left as is will force a 2 top / 2 bot game down your throat


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Recent Jonesboro High School graduate Stephan Philyaw can best be described as an outgoing and ambitious young man. He used those two traits to enjoy his high school experience to the fullest. As a member of the Jonesboro High School baseball and basketball team, Philyaw participated in state tournaments in both sports. He also put a great deal of emphasis on his academics. His love of both learning and sports should serve him well as he concentrates now on earning a college degree from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Although Philyaw won't be attending school on an athletic scholarship, he hopes to earn a spot on the basketball or baseball team as a walk on. His mother Stephannie Bolton is glad her son has turned into such a well-rounded young man. "He is an athlete at heart, but he knows there are other things that are important. "He has had to make some life decision and character decisions. That's one of the things they looked for, and that's one of the things that got him into school," she said. "They want to develop the whole person." Searching for a school to call home: For Philyaw, finding a place to call home wasn't an easy decision. Although the former Jonesboro athlete knew he wanted to study somewhere on the west coast, he had several options. Before deciding to enroll at LMU, Philyaw considered Platt and Cogswell, both technical colleges, as well Cal State Northridge and Cal State Hayward. He also considered Pepperdine University, LMU's biggest rival. In the end, the final decision was based on LMU's Video gaming animation degree. "I have always loved video games, and special effects," Philyaw said. "When I watch a movie, I analysis the special effects. I explain things to my friends and I find flaws. " Of the 8,000 freshman who applied for enrollment at LMU, Philyaw was one of only 1,250 accepted for the upcoming school year. LMU and his family tradition: Philyaw won't be the first person in his family to attend the Los Angeles school. His father Luther was a basketball player for the school and is in the school's Hall of Fame. "That played a part in my decision," he said. "He was a great athlete there. but they also had my major." Philyaw also fell in love with the beauty of the campus and the diversity of the university. LMU is about 50 percent white and 50 percent other minorities. Although it is a Jesuit college, LMU offers students of all denominations a chance for spiritual growth. Building a solid support system: In addition to being popular among his fellow classmates, Philyaw was well-liked among faculty members at Jonesboro. He gives credit to Melissa Langlois, an English teacher at Jonesboro, for getting him ready for college. "She helped me develop a love for reading," he said. Jonesboro principal Derrick Williams also served as a mentor for Philyaw. "He was there to listen to me and guide me," he said. Williams supported Philyaw's decision to leave the basketball team before the end of the senior for personal reasons, and that was something the student-athlete admired about his principal. Pete Brannan, who taught in the technical school at Jonesboro, also served as an advisor for Philyaw. All three wrote letters of recommendation for Philyaw while he was going through the enrollment process. His love of sports: Philyaw has always had a passion for sports, and is hoping he can land a spot on either the LMU baseball or basketball team, maybe both. "Sports is very important to me," he said. "Playing sports is healthy;, I'm used to an active life style." Before beginning his high school career at Jonesboro, Philyaw honed his baseball career in the local Jonesboro recreation leagues. Some of his former teammates during his rec ball days included Jeremy Hardy, who helped lead Henry County High School to a state title this year, Zach Warho, who started his high school career at Jonesboro before transferring to Eagle's Landing Christian Academy and playing in the Class A Final Four. He also played recreation baseball with Jonesboro teammate Harold Walker. In addition to his teammates, friendships were also important to Philyaw through his high school days. Philyaw says he and Carlos Blackmon are like brothers. Family genes: Philyaw has had plenty of role models growing up. His family tree has an impressive link to both athletics and show business. His grandfather Steve Clark was a professional dancer, working for entertainers such as Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. He also appeared on the old Ed Sullivan show. His uncle Russell Clark was a choreographer for several movies, including the Banger Sisters and Why do Fools Fall in Love. Cousin Charles Philyaw played for the Oakland Athetics, and former Riverdale standout Darrayl Blaze played baseball at Georgia and in the minor leagues. His cousin Damon Jones also showed Philyaw he could have a balance between athletics and academics. Jones played baseball at UC Santa Barbara, then went to Harvard Law School. Today, he is a practicing lawyer. Philyaw's step father Michael Bolton also is a strong influence in his life. More than anything else, Philyaw wants is grateful for those who have been apart of his life. "I'm just thankful for my parents, the parents of my friends and teammates for always being there for me," he said. More than anything else, he says: "I want to be remembered not for what I did, but what I didn't do."More like this story
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From the desert red rock of Arches National Park to the snow-capped mountains of the Wasatch Range, Utah's landscape attracts millions of visitors each year.
The landscape has also caught the eye of Hollywood directors and producers.
Walt Disney's "The Lone Ranger" may have had a forgettable opening, but the film will be remembered as featuring the red buttes, canyons and open spaces of southern Utah.
The film recounts how John Reid, a newly deputized Texas Ranger, transforms into the lone ranger — an outlaw for justice.
"It feels like the frontier. There are parts of it that feel really remote and are pristinely left alone," said Armie Hammer, who plays Reid, in a recent behind-the-scenes video.
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Forrest Gump ran through Utah's famous arches. A young Indiana Jones lived with his father in Moab in "Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade." Utah's red rock served as the background for the opening of "2001: A Space Odyssey." Even sci-fi's famous doctor came to Utah in an episode of the BBC's "Doctor Who."
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Ford was one of the first directors to film in Utah when he chose Monument Valley as the backdrop for the 1938 film "Stagecoach." The film was the first of seven Ford Westerns to be filmed in Monument Valley and launched John Wayne's acting career.
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Hua Laem Resort has for more than nearly 20 years provided travellers with simple affordable accommodation on Koh Phangan. Set in a rough jungle-garden in the hillside just 10 min. walk from Had Rin and over-looking the full-moon party-beach. All bungalows have a stunning view over the Gulf of Thailand.
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