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Hello. My name is cocoloon, and I play as JalapenoSauce (North America) & ImashchaBot (EU Nordic & East). This is my guide for Rengar, the Pridestalker.
Some of you, if you have him, failed miserably with him, like myself when I just started playing him, and the others have an easy time with him because REASONS.
I made this build because I see a lot of people are trying to play him too tanky, or too much of a DPS. I'm not saying it's wrong, and if it works for you, I'm happy for you man, but this guide is here for those who need help. That is why I also listed only the CORE item: This is not the build order whatsoever. If you don't mind, lets skip to the part where I explain my decisions behind everything in the build, shall we?
You might have noticed in your quick dash through my guide that all the runes are the same. Why is that you ask? Rengar is so basic in his stats, yet are unpredictable (also true about items); Everyone thought he's going to be an Attack Speed Assassin, like Shaco or Nocturne. True, he has some features of this play style, but he is not played like that. If you do it and it works, be my guest, I am not stopping you. That's why I went for Physical Damage Marks and Quints, and defensive Seals and Glyphs, as proper. You can alter it to your liking, it is your choice, but this is what I use, and it works so far. Let us continue.
Now I will explain the thought process behind my first 2 builds, and why I put those items there.
You probably noticed they are the same build with different buying order, and that's true. If you're a beginner with Rengar you should get that and not get disappointed that the Bonetooth necklace is a waste of your time. However, if you're familiar with Rengar, I'd suggest the 2 other builds, which I will explain later in this Chapter.
The Boots: Pretty obvious choices for the 2 roles you play, Berserkers Greaves working with your Q and Mercury Treads providing missing Magic Resist.
Sunfire Cape: Adds high durability and more damage while prowling from the brush. Also gives you cool visuals! :D
Maw of Malmortius: Again, allows you to be a lot more resistant and grants you a nifty little shield and some nice Damage.
Trinity Force: Obvious choice for a part Basic Attack part Ability, makes your Q double up in damage and also gives you a lot of stats. Start with Phage to build it.
Infinity Edge: Along with the crit chance from the Trinity Force, it will make your Q far stronger than ever, allowing you to almost one shot squishy carries.
Tiamat: If your team still didn't win, this puppy will crush them. Your Q will spread it's already insane damage to your Target's teammates. Truly a winner to take if your team is failing fights.
Summoner Spells
Choosing the basic Utility spells - Exahust to keep them from running if you're after getting yourself fed, Flash for quick get-aways, and of course, Ignite \ Smite for whatever you're doing, should it be Solo Top or Jungle.
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3A football playoffs: Hurricane back in title game
cabinfever14 HURRICANE, UTNov. 14, 2011 5:05 p.m.
I have followed all high school teams very closely this year, and aside from maybe Logan, Hurricane could beat any team in the state, and would give Logan a run for their money.
Hurricane has averaged 40 points a game and has held their opponents to just 14 points a game, and it would be more like 7 points a game if they didn't play their 2nd string in the 4th quarter.This years offense is the most potent offense in the history of Hurricane Football.
Stang08 Cedar City, UtahNov. 12, 2011 8:51 p.m.
Wouldn't it be funny if they lost again. I hope they don't. They've worked to hard to lose again. But they work hard every year and some how find a way to lose the title. Good luck Hurricane hope you do well.
Mark D LAS VEGAS, NVNov. 11, 2011 9:03 p.m.
Two thoughts:
First - JD Fans are a classy bunch! Good move to throw congrats and cheers the Tigers way... Though many of us will DEFINITELY miss a JD/H-Town final next week...
As for the Tiger Haters - keep throwing the mud, seems you're the only one that is getting "dirty" from the experience... The Tigers are a well coached, well disciplined group of young men - and they're back in the finals for a fourth straight year... Pretty impressive!
As for markymark - the only serious comparison of the Mustangs and the Tigers is the "head-to-head" against Skyline (albeit Herriman faced the Eagles @ home and the Tigers went into the Eagles Nest...). The outcome? Skyline 27, Herriman 26. Hurricane 33, Skyline 14. Any more perspective?
I'm excited for the Thunder to be in their first championship game - but I'm having a hard time with the fact that I won't be treated to yet another "classic" JD/H-Town game next week @ RES...
HHS fan St. George, UTNov. 11, 2011 8:59 p.m.
Syracuse made it to the semis in 5A. They almost lost to Desert Hills, a team that Hurricane blew out. Syracuse was not impressive the whole year until the playoffs. They eeked by in a lot of the games they won. So don't get on here and say Hurricane would be on the bubble of the 5A playoffs. They would beat a lot of the 5A teams, and anything can happen in high school football. They would definitely beat Herriman.
SSOLDMAN MONROE, UTNov. 11, 2011 8:36 p.m.
Jaun Deigo did not 'bow out', they lost out. Call it what it is DN. Good job Tigers!
tigerfan HURRICANE, UTNov. 11, 2011 8:34 p.m.
I don't think too many had DH on their bracket for the finals. Should be a lot closer game than the first with DH getting their hurt players back on the field. I think the emotions will be high and a very close game Hurricane coming out on top for that elusive State Championship.
Ligers Hurricane, UTNov. 11, 2011 6:58 p.m.
Heck SF was a 5A school not that long ago and is big for 3A. That is what a game looks like when its evenly matched. West Jordan was a bigger blowout then what the score had. Every Friday the match up is different so you can never say who is going to beat who. But yes real good 5A would beat Hurricane up just as Logan would this year too. Nobody said they should play the 5A state champ in 2 weeks. They got nothing to prove only win NEXT week.
sher khan La Verkin, UTNov. 11, 2011 6:09 p.m.
@markymark, as long as your not saying that Herriman would be anywhere near that bubble you're okay.Hurricane 33 Skyline 14. Herriman 26 Skyline 27.
knightrider Hurricane, UTNov. 11, 2011 5:46 p.m.
I'd say for a 3A school that runs the ball primarily to be on the bubble of making the 5A playoffs is pretty impressive. Don't slam on Hurricane just because your team lost. How could you not be impressed with Scott? The whole stadium KNEW he was going to get the ball, and SF still couldn't stop him. It was pretty impressive to me.
Jo Momma CEDAR CITY, UTNov. 11, 2011 4:46 p.m.
Hurricane could beat Herriman.
Jo Momma CEDAR CITY, UTNov. 11, 2011 4:37 p.m.
Even an ugly win is a win and don't be mad your team is out.
Oldcoach Hurricane, 00Nov. 11, 2011 4:35 p.m.
Why could Rio Tinto charge too much? Wasn't it built with taxpayer money?
Oldcoach Hurricane, 00Nov. 11, 2011 4:32 p.m.
I agree somewhat, MarkyMark. There is a quantum leap from 3A to 5A. We beat a 2nd tier 5A team in West Jordan, but they are nowhere near the playoffs. We would just run out of players eventually. We have too many players going both ways. There is just too much size difference.
ohiostatefan DRAPER, UTNov. 11, 2011 3:54 p.m.
Sam Boyd stadium would be a great place to play!
THUNDER_BOY_0 EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UTNov. 11, 2011 3:50 p.m.
Ceder is taking it all no one can stop my lil brother john....
podunk utah DRAPER, UTNov. 11, 2011 3:43 p.m.
sampson is right on!!!
we should have all the finals at Sam Boyd!
you are going to be run out of Orem town with impure thoughts like that, ha!
markymark HERRIMAN, UTNov. 11, 2011 3:28 p.m.
Finally went and watched hurricane after listening to there fans say how good they are. I wasn't that impressed, they would be on the bubble of making the playoffs in 5A
Sampson Orem, UTNov. 11, 2011 3:16 p.m.
Rio Tinto charges much, much more to hold football games than RES.
Here's an idea...move the Region 9 final to Sam Boyd Stadium!!! It's an hour closer and has good weather. The after game party would be better as well!!!
firaman761 SAINT GEORGE, UTNov. 11, 2011 1:32 p.m.
There is no way enough seats at Dixie State for the championship game. Tonight's game will be SRO. Congrats to Hurricane and this is coming from a Thunder player's parent. You are a well coached team. See ya next week.
ohiostatefan DRAPER, UTNov. 11, 2011 1:31 p.m.
I would like to see RIo Tinto get the high school football games. The stadium the the U is so big that it lacks audience participation. I also think that the two schools in Staint George should be able to play the final at Dixie. Why drive to Salt lake then back! Go enjoiy the great weather and celebrate! I
juan val dez Kanab, UTNov. 11, 2011 12:31 p.m.
I heard that they will not move the game down to southern utah becuase they have contract with kjazz to put the game on tv.
scrappy do DRAPER, UTNov. 11, 2011 12:09 p.m.
Another JD fan saying... Go win it Hurricane!
cedarpost Washington, UtahNov. 11, 2011 12:07 p.m.
I heard the state championship is going to be held at DSC or SUU. im glad to hear they made the common sense decision. good luck to hurricane, cedar, and desert hills
EagleFan Lake Forest, CANov. 11, 2011 11:45 a.m.
Congrats to the Hurricane Tigers...NICE WIN. Ha Ha a 3 point win at that..how familiar is that?? ha ha. (different when you are on the winning side ehh??)
Where is Hamobull and USO....crow is a sour tasting meal....the Tigers deserve some congratulations...lets hear it.
Good luck in the Final Tigers...make the most of it!!
This is one JD EAGLE fan cheering for the TIGERS!!
Oldcoach Hurricane, 00Nov. 11, 2011 11:41 a.m.
I started my teaching/coaching career at Spanish Fork, so I can feel for the Dons. (I hate to say that was 42 years ago). There is nothing that can lesson the hurt of losing such a great game. I think someone else already said it, but it came down to which team had the ball last. I hope it is time to "bust the door down" next week, no matter who we play. Way to go Tigers!
yankees27 Heber, UtahNov. 11, 2011 11:12 a.m.
Here's hoping that Hurricane doesn't end up as the Buffalo Bills of Utah high school football (4 straight championship games, no titles) Fun game to watch, good luck Tiggers!
seldomseenanderson HURRICANE, UTNov. 11, 2011 10:38 a.m.
* be much simpler :)
Sampson Orem, UTNov. 11, 2011 10:31 a.m.
Congratulations to Spanish Fork on a well-played game. They gave Hurricane a battle. From a fan's perspective, a GREAT game.
Congrats to the Tigers for accomplishing their fourth consecutive trip to the finals. Very workmanlike. Kudos to the coaching staff and props to the large Hurricane crowd who drove 300 miles to see the game!!! Very impressive!
seldomseenanderson HURRICANE, UTNov. 11, 2011 10:26 a.m.
"For most of these kids..." they will play in a college stadium if they move the game to southern utah (Dixie State, or SUU).
It makes no sense to play this game at REC. The cost would be tremendous (gas for 10 + buses just to bus teams, bands, and student body) The economic cost for Washington County also huge (countless parents and fans missing work, countless parents and fans gas and food costs, countless....) It would much simpler to send a couple cameramen and announcers south rather than an entire community traveling north.
Aloha Saint George Saint George, UtahNov. 11, 2011 10:23 a.m.
Congrats to Hurricane AGAIN, they look like a well oiled Machine. They just played very sharp and a matter of fact they were going to win. Finally will have a Region 9 champ. Once we make it a dynasty down here, college coaches may start pulling kids from down South.
Utah Hs Sports Fan SALT LAKE CITY, UTNov. 11, 2011 9:49 a.m.
I believe so. I was was down on the field last night and after the game I over heard a convo that the uhsaa is already getting some series pressure to move the game. They said they will have to wiegh the options and see what they can do. It didnt sound very good but you never know. I personally as a kid would love to play at RES. Thats what you play for is to make it to the turf. For most of these kids it will be their only chance to play in a college stadium. Most wont play in college. I played at a 2a school and we played out state championship at SUU. It was great to play for a state title but would have been even better if would have got to play on the turf at RES. I know times are tough and hard to travel but for the kids sake it would be great to play there. Especially for a team like Cedar or DH who has never been there before. Great game! Hurricane is a very well coached and desiplined team disciplined. Baseball will be here soon enough Spanish.
On the other hand Spanish Fork, UTNov. 11, 2011 9:22 a.m.
I would have liked to see the Dons go all the way, but the Tigers really pulled it together there. Good luck to Hurricane in the finals!
UTOutlaw North Salt Lake, UTNov. 11, 2011 8:44 a.m.
So is it true that the UHSAA is "contractually obligated to KJZZ" to have the 3A final at RES?
CT98 Saint George, UTNov. 11, 2011 8:35 a.m.
Oh Jo Momma is throwin it down!
Great win for Hurricane. They are a tough group of kids. Spanish Fork is a great team and Hurricane pulled out the W. That shows how much these Hurricane kids want that title. I really hope the state title game will be Cedar vs. Hurricane at Hansen Stadium in St. George. That will be a Sweet Game!
Go Redmen.
Jo Momma CEDAR CITY, UTNov. 11, 2011 7:30 a.m.
Roses are red, violets are bigger, you shouldn't play, with a Hurricane Tigger.
tigerfan HURRICANE, UTNov. 11, 2011 2:12 a.m.
Yardley's interception was on the Dons sideline and it was the turnaround point for the Tigers. Thompson's interception was the one in the endzone right before half and you are absolutely correct that it saved the game. If we go down 28-14 at half I'm not sure we pull this one out.
Sterl SPANISH FORK, UTNov. 11, 2011 1:12 a.m.
One of the best games I've seen in years. Congrats to the Tigers and way to go Dons! Hayden, you were amazing! Now let's get baseball season here!
Mark D LAS VEGAS, NVNov. 10, 2011 11:47 p.m.
Impressive win Tigers! SF brought it tonight, and you didn't give in when it counted and now move on to yet another ( back-to-back-to-back-to-back ) trip to the 3A State Championship game... That in itself is impressive!
Many of us are a bit nostalgic and will be disappointed that we can't watch yet another exciting H-Town/JD match-up in the finals - but here's hoping for yet another classic championship game involving the Tigers, and that this year you can bring home the title!
To our Friends up in Spanish Fork - great game Dons! You showed why you belonged in the semi's with a gritty performance... You've done your School and Community proud with this impressive year of football - hold your heads high!
To Tiger Fans and Region 9 Fans - see you next Friday at the RES!!
lonzo Salt Lake City, UTNov. 10, 2011 11:36 p.m.
Scott was consistently great and SF had no answer for him, but Yardley saved the game with that huge interception in the end zone, so he gets my POG vote. If SF had scored a touchdown there, HHS could have easily been down 21 before they saw the ball again after SF got the ball in the 2nd half.
tigerfan HURRICANE, UTNov. 10, 2011 11:25 p.m.
@samwise You sound like you've put the rivalries behind you (unless Dixies playing of course:)
Great job tigers. Showed great poise tonight. Get healed and rested for next week. Scott was player of the game but Parkers dynamite passing opened everything up. Condor, Yardley, the line, actually everyone played large.
Samwise Salt Lake City, UTNov. 10, 2011 11:07 p.m.
Go Region 9! I am a Dixie High alum, but since graduating I have put High School rivalries behind me for the most part (although I must admit I still enjoy seeing Snow Canyon lose). I am excited that whether it is Hurricane, Cedar, or Desert Hills, a Region 9 team will come away with the state championship this year. However, I must admit I would be even happier if it could have been my Flyers this year.
juan val dez Kanab, UTNov. 10, 2011 10:51 p.m.
Way to go tigers. We made it back to the finals. On another note. Spanish Fork you played one heck of a game. I was really impressed with the quarterback. He knew where to put the ball, and made some great throws. They are a great team, and played their hearts out. my hats go off to them.


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This report describes patterns of commuting for the nation and metropolitan statistical areas (metro areas) based on the 2009 American Community Survey (ACS). In the United States, commutes make up less than 20 percent of all trips taken, but play a unique role within the mix of overall trips by determining peak travel demand across transportation systems. Federal, state, and local policymakers use the ACS to guide decisions about how to allocate limited public resources devoted to transportation. Planners use ACS commuting data to guide transportation improvement strategies, predict future travel demand, and gauge the amount of pressure placed on transportation infrastructure.
The ACS is an ongoing survey conducted annually by the U.S. Census Bureau that captures changes in the socioeconomic, housing, and demographic characteristics of communities across the United States and Puerto Rico. The ACS questions related to travel focus solely on commuting and do not ask about leisure travel or other nonwork trips. This report discusses commuting characteristics for workers 16 years and over who were employed during the week prior to the ACS reference week and did not work at home.
Respondents answer questions about where they work, what time they leave home for work, the means of transportation used to get there, the number of workers riding in a car, truck, or van, and how long it takes to travel to work. A reproduction of these questions can be found in Figure 1. The central topics of each section of this report are based on these commuting questions.
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Insect specialists have identified the caterpillar species that is ravaging crops in more than 100 Liberian villages — and have found it is more benign than was thought.
Millions of caterpillars have been destroying coffee, cocoa, plantain and banana crops, and contaminating water supplies with their droppings in Bong County, northern Liberia, for the past three weeks.
They were first thought to be the destructive army worms of the moth Spodoptera exempta but, after their behaviour was seen to be different, Georg Goergen — an entomologist at International Institute for Tropical Agriculture in Benin — identified them as the tree-dwelling caterpillars of another moth, Achae catocaloides rena, from digital photographs.
Goergen said that the caterpillar's presence on crops in Liberia is something of a mystery. "Achae catocaloides rena are forest species generally found on trees. How they got to land on crops still needs to be found out," he told SciDev.Net.
But the identification could make it easier to remedy the situation. Goergen said that while army worms deposit their eggs underground — making them difficult to reach with pesticides — these caterpillars lay cocoons on the ground.
The authorities now need to find a pesticide that will kill the caterpillars without affecting the crops or contaminating precious water supplies. The news agency Reuters has reported that spraying teams have already started applying pesticide.
Goergen said that colder-than-average temperatures at the start of the year followed by warming could have caused the outbreak, as tree caterpillars react strongly to temperature fluctuations.
He added that the loss of forest habitat in the area could also have encouraged the caterpillars to seek food elsewhere.
He called for an observatory system to be established to track the evolution of the insects, as army worm moths can fly for up to 1,000 kilometres. "Once the insect number has exploded, it's already too late," he told SciDev.Net.
The caterpillars also appear sporadically in Benin, where they appear to hibernate seasonally, leading Goergen to predict that the caterpillars will reduce in number dramatically by March.
The tree caterpillar is also attacking border villages in Guinea, and cocoa plantations in the Ivory Coast are on the alert.
Insect specialists have identified the caterpillar species that is ravaging crops in more than 100 Liberian villages — and have found it is more benign than was thought.
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FOI release
FOI responses released by MOD: week commencing 22 June 2015
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Ministry of Defence (MOD) Freedom of Information (FOI) responses released during the week commencing 22 June 2015.
Request for number of Ministry of Defence (MDP) personnel suspended during financial year 2012/13
Ref: MDP FOI2015/04282 RFI:100/15 PDF, 47.7KB
Attachment: List of Ministry of Defence Police personnel who've been suspended during the financial year 2012/13
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Request for policy on recruitment checks conducted on applicants for Police Officers/Special Constable for previous service and disciplinary action
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Request for policy on ethnic monitoring in relation to the 'Romany Gypsy' and 'Irish Traveller' community
Ref: MDP FOI 2015/05193 RFI: 126/15 PDF, 27.3KB
Request for copies of the Hullavington Hanger 90 fire risk assessment and action plan
Ref: Army FOI2015/05275 - 75217 PDF, 460KB
Attachment: Hullavington fire risk assessment
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Attachment: Hullavington action plan
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Request for information about MOD off-payroll workers
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Request for information about medical (including practical) assessments, including the forms used which result in an Appendix 9 being completed.
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Attachment: PULHHEEMS Administrative phamphlet 2010: Table - Functional interpretation of JMES/PULHHEEMS grades
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Request for information the number of pigs used for experiments with explosives in 2013 and 2014
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Attachment: Combat Footwear Contract Re-let Industry Day presentation slides
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Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) offences in regards to distraction while driving in the past 24 months
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JOHN TREW spends some time at The Crum…
EVERY visitor to Belfast deserves to spend time in prison this summer. What I mean, of course, is that they should be urged to put CRUMLIN ROAD GAOL near the top of their List of Must-Sees during their visit here because it's a truly fascinating all-weather Visitor Attraction.
Indeed, it's the city's top Historic Site according to TripAdvisor which has literally hundreds of enthusiastic reviews from people all over the world. From Toronto to Tokyo, plus scores of Ulster residents, they praise the guides on the 75-minute tour (Brendan and Harry seem to be favourites) and the all-round visitor experience is rated Excellent by the vast majority. I am surprised so few complain about the name 'gaol' which is on all the signage. While being historically correct, this archaic mediaeval word is not only confusing to foreign visitors in search of Belfast's well-publicised PRISON but also to young people like my grandson who read it as 'goal' instead of 'jail'.
Anyway, the wee café in the 'gaol' is also rightly recommended highly by reviewers — and that's where my own Visitor Experience started, as my family party just missed one of the hourly tours, so we had plenty of time for tea and a traybake in what has been wittily named THE CRUM (Crumb — get it?).
Regular readers will know that I am World President of the equally wittily entitled T-POTS (The Preservation of Tea and Scones) and cannot,t herefore, pass by a café without sampling their baked goods together with a cuppa. My Wexford-born son-in-law Henry was most impressed when he ordered for me a 'Fifteen' which is, as the world should know, a particularly calorific traybake containing (according to tradition in its native Ulster) fifteen of each ingredient — mashmallow cubes, glacé cherries,digestive biscuits, condensed milk and dessicated coconut.
"I think we're out of them, but I'll have a good look," said the smiling server. Happily one turned up and was promptly awarded 10 out of 10, or in this case 15 out of 15, for its authenticity. In this Year of Food & Drink, every café in Northern Ireland should offer such regional treats by law and fined if they don't serve filled soda farls and toasted tattie bread. Local delicacies make us different. End of rant.
The Crum café stand-up menu-card listed their offerings alongside details of the regular gigs in the gaol by appropriate Tribute Acts such as 'Johnny Cash' re-creating his famous appearances in the California State Prisons of Folsom and San Quentin when he brought the house down singing 'A Boy named Sue' (one of my all-time favourites).
On the subject of US prisons, some tourism literature describes Crumlin Road Gaol as 'Europe's Alcatraz'. This is a load of piffle, according to our tour guide David, who emphasised that NOBODY ever escaped successfully from Alcatraz while more than FIFTY got out of Crumlin Road. He told us that 13 prisoners got away in one six-month period alone; that was back in the early 1970s, at the peak of our Troubles. In 1981, eight inmates, armed with smuggled guns and holding hostages, escaped through the Front Gate.
These stories are not glamourised during the tour. I was impressed how the political sensitivity of imprisonment during our Troubles was confronted, but not over-emphasised. Also, I appreciated how sensitive was the narrative during our visit to the Condemned Cell; the Execution Chamber with its Hangman's Noose; the hideous Flogging Rack; and the sickeningly named Drop Room where 17 victims of the Public Executioner ended their lives, kicking.
This is a never-to-be-forgotten experience for tourists and locals alike.
My second visit to the scene of the crime…
FOR EVERYONE ELSE in our 20-strong group touring Crumlin Road Gaol, the section devoted to corporal and capital punishment was their first encounter with the hangman's awful artefacts.
For me, it was a second visit. When I was a Law Student at Queen's University (coincidentally, QUB was designed by Lanyon & Lynn who were also responsible for the prison) Capital Punishment was still legal in Northern Ireland. My Criminology lecturer, Dr Alan Milner, obtained the permission of Governor LF Stevenson, to bring a small group of Criminal Law students to see prison conditions at first hand. Astonishing!
The senior Warder who led us around in those distant days, seemed amused by the noisy reaction of the inmates when they spotted our two attractive females in mini-skirts (this was during the early Sixties). He was even more amused when they both nearly fainted because he suddenly and surprisingly operated the gallows when we were in the Execution Chamber. I was utterly appalled as he went into sickening details about the physical aftermath of hanging…
That awful experience strengthened my resolve to fight against Judicial Murder, whereby the State responds to murder by killing the convicted murderer in our name. Within days, I joined my friend and mentor, the crusading jurist Brian Garrett, in the NI Branch of the Campaign against Capital Punishment. Co-incidentally, that was in 1961, the last year a man was hanged here — but it took the Campaign another 14 years to get the law changed forever.
All these memories flooded back as I revisited these scenes of judicial crime in the company of my nearest and dearest a few weeks ago. My wife Karen and daughter Suzanne had, understandably, forgotten my stories about how a student visit to a local prison in 1961 hopefully helped to make me a better, more committed, journalist for the rest of my life…
W5 better than ever after 15 years
NO VISIT to Belfast is complete without a trip to the W5 DISCOVERY CENTRE in the Odyssey complex overlooking the Titanic Quarter on the banks of the Lagan.
It is now well-established as one of our Top Ten Visitor Attractions, but when it opened 15 years ago in Spring 2001, it was a leap of faith as nothing like it had ever been attempted in Ireland before. As a tourism copywriter with experience of the seminal Ontario Science Center, I had been brought in at an early stage of the project to write promotional material for the W5 marketing campaign under the direction of its inspirational Team Leader, Dr Sally Montgomery. One of my first jobs was to compile a Press Info Pack for the Media Launch which I recall was held on a wet day when the building work was still being completed and rain dripped onto the television crews.
I told a nervous Sally that this was not an unlucky omen, assuring her that the worse the weather, the better business would be at W5 simply because it was an indoor experience. My prediction has proved right; W5 is particularly popular with families when it snows or rains, especially during school holidays, so get there early!
Our Edinburgh-based grandson Simon was still learning to toddle when W5 opened and he still loves it at 16. As a toddler, he gamely tried out hi-tech science-based activities but usually settled for low-tech shopping in the mini-supermarket in what used to be the Infants-Only zone. On his latest visit last month, as a hi-tech teen, he spent ages covering a vast white wall with colourful — thankfully virtual — graffiti; making animated (somewhat rude) videos; designing and assembling racing cars and operating a miniaturised H&W Goliath crane.
Most of these activities are old favourites, but the graffiti stuff is a fairly recent introduction because W5 has to keep refreshing its attractions and offer new events to ensure return business. Having been there at the start, I am pleased to observe that so many of our original activities are still popular.
However, I am heartened to see the success of the transformation of the Start Zone plus new kit such as Robot Thespian (in spite of its awkward name) but especially the blockbusting ClimbIt, the mighty multi-storey net-covered climbing structure combining physical fun, exploration and art.
Climbit is claimed to be the only one of its kind in UK & Ireland, but Simon used to enjoy clambering over a similar — if somewhat more primitive — version built into the Atrium of the swanky Ocean Terminal shopping mall at Leith, a few Christmases ago. I recall paying a fiver for every half hour he spent on it — that was £20 for an afternoon! In W5, the much superior Climbit experience is free, as are all the other offerings such as workshops, demos,shows and regular events, on payment of the £6.50 Child Admission. Family tickets are good value.
If I have a criticism of W5, it is that this year it does not seem to have a Special Summer Event with the WOW! Factor as I recall in previous holiday periods. We happened to catch Destination Space, an educational show celebrating Tim Peake, Britain's first MALE astronaut, which is on Tuesdays and Thursdays until late August.
(Feminists in my family — that's all of us — were disappointed that the demonstrator did not emphasise that Britain's first-ever astronaut was indeed the FEMALE Dr Helen Sharman who lived in space for eight days in 1991).
Perfection when Salty Dog meets Chunky Haddock
I AM celebrating Northern Ireland's Year of Food & Drink in every Trew's Travels Column by doing my bit to promote local dishes cooked with flair and care in local restaurants.
That's why I am delighted to feature that finest of all seaside specials, Fish 'n Chips, as presented to perfection upon the window table of Bangor's SALTY DOG BISTRO overlooking the Long Hole, an historic haven for small boats seeking shelter from the tidal turmoil where the waters of Belfast Lough meet the Irish Sea.
This popular Hotel and Bistro located in a Victorian Terrace, is strategically situated for strollers who hone their appetite for fish by watching the guillemots — known locally as The Wee Bangor Penguins — which go fishing 24/7 from their nests under the Eisenhower Pier just across the Seacliff Road. The old North Pier was re-named Eisenhower Pier on the 50th Anniversary of WWII Allied Supreme Commander Dwight D.Eisenhower making a rousing speech to the assembled troops there on the eve of D-Day. (Less of the ornithology and history, John. Get on with the food, I'm hungry — Editor).
For starters, my wife Karen had a generous tureen of Dundrum Bay Mussels in a tangy cider sauce while I enjoyed a selection of speciality breads from the local artisan Central Bakery; the hot rolls and Rosemary Loaf slices were complemented by Donaghadee Dulse Butter and a dipping bowl of nutty Broighter Gold Rapeseed Oil (which I wrote about here last issue).
However, the Main Event was certainly the huge fillet of chunky haddock deep fried in crunchy ale-and-crumb coating that is a Salty Dog secret recipe, according to our young server. The triple-fried chips were also a credit to the art of the chef, crisp outside,floury inside. This is fish and chips at its very best, with only one criticism — the portions were too big!
Perfection comes at a price — but £13 is no deterrent to the crowds of happy eaters who make fish n chips the most popular dish on the Salty Dog's menu cards which all follow the cheffy trend of naming the local provenance of just about every ingredient except the salt and pepper. Their impressive A la Carte menu, in particular, is a geographical and gastronomical tour of Co Down, from Leggygowan goat's cheese and Kilkeel king scallops to Strangford shellfish and Carnbrooke steaks from Dromara.
As it happens, the Salty Dog is literally within inches (OK, 50 yards max) of two other highly praised restaurants, the long-established award-winning fine-dining BOATHOUSE in the ancient Custom House and the quirky, breakfasty GUILLEMOT in a former sweetie shop. I doubt if there is anywhere in the British Isles with three such delightful — and different — eateries in such close proximity by the seaside.
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That's a big improvement over the old approach, where a county sheriff who wanted to know if a person he has detained has any warrants pending from other counties in the state would have to call each jurisdiction separately to find the information. Now, the sheriff uses a standard Web browser to run a query on CriMNet, much like an internet search engine.
The system is more than just a data repository, however. "It allows people to subscribe to certain pieces of data," says Billeter. "If a particular defendant is sentenced, that information can be sent to people who need to know about it, rather than making them check every day."
In implementing CriMNet, Minnesota started with the state-wide systems, like the state corrections, courts and parole systems. From there, it is working its way down to incorporate smaller agencies. So far, more than 100 local police departments and county sheriffs are online. In January of next year, the state plans to hook up to CriMNet every criminal justice agency in Carver county, which is located near Minneapolis/St. Paul.


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"Being old Sucks . . ." 18 June 2011 Drama, Comedy 110 mins
A Man With Style is a bittersweet family drama which has at its centre two fifty-something school friends – widower Junichi Miyata (Ken Mitsuishi), a blue-collar worker and Sanada (Tomorowo Taguchi). Both are rather ordinary middle-aged men, far removed from any association with 'style.' Junichi Miyata is the more cantankerous and frustrated of the two in Ishii's oeuvre. His wife died of cancer ten years ago, leaving him with an overriding memory of a silly but hilariously acted children's song of bunnies she used to sing and two children who now, aged 18 and 19, hardly engage with him and are keen to move to university in Tokyo. He is short-tempered with them and nags them endlessly to no avail.
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NBC stars past, present and future turned out at New York City's Radio City Music Hall Monday as the No. 4 network introduced its new fall lineup to advertisers. Among the day's highlights:
• Matthew Perry, along with castmates including Amanda Peet, D.L. Hughley and Bradley Whitford, promoted Studio 60 On the Sunset Strip, Aaron Sorkin's West Wing-like take on the making of a late-night show. Perry, joking about the high expectations of the series with such marquee names attached, said, "Please be thinking of us as the little show that could."
• Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, who star in the new 30 Rock, (also about the making of a late-night show) joked about their sitcom's similarities to Studio 60. Alec Baldwin intoned, "Every once in a while there comes along an idea so moving, NBC only has two of them." Added Fey, "I think it was author Paris Hilton who once said, 'Does this look inflamed to you?'"
• My Name Is Earl star Jason Lee joked, "Being on NBC has allowed me to achieve three childhood dreams: One, hosting Saturday Night Live. Two, growing a mustache. And three, losing a Golden Globe to Steve Carrell."
• NBC's new Sunday Night Football crew – John Madden, Al Michaels, Bob Costas, Jerome Bettis, Cris Collinsworth and Sterling Sharpe – tossed autographed footballs to the audience. After a particularly floppy toss by Collinsworth, Costas quipped, "Jerome threw a perfect spiral and you threw a wobbly duck."
• Crash director Paul Haggis introduced his family drama The Black Donnellys, about four Irish brothers and their struggles in Boston. Quipped Haggis: "You win a couple of Oscars and you'd think you'd be on the No. 1 television network. But I'm most happy to be on dangerous ground."
• Meredith Vieira joked about leaving The View to take Katie Couric's Today show spot. "After nine years with four women, it was take this job or become a lesbian," she quipped. "And now Rosie O'Donnell will be taking my spot on The View!"
• NBC played up its other big score: Regis Philbin, who's signed on to host the Simon Cowell-produced series America's Got Talent. Also on the schedule is Treasure Hunters, a new reality show from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard described as The Amazing Race-meets-The Da Vinci Code.


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ATHENS (WATE) – Nearly three months have passed since a tornado touched down in McMinn County which hurt 20 people and destroyed dozens of buildings. The EF 2 tornado left behind a trail of damage in Athens and some homeowners are still working to clean up.
Homeowner Shelly Shields says nearly 40 trees on her property were damaged in the tornado.
"When we first came upstairs it looked like a war zone," she said.
The Shields family had only been calling Tennessee home for four months after moving from Colorado.
Previous story: 20 injured in Athens tornado
"It was just beautiful when we moved here. That's why we moved here is the trees," added Shields.
For days now Shields and her husband Mike have been picking up branch by branch, piece by piece. Crews are working inside their home because part of their roof and a sun room were ripped off. Just like the Shields, 140 families have been coming to the Tornado Relief Center in Athens for help.
"Someone comes in and they have a certain need, that's what we're here to do. So, instead of people having to go 10 different places for assistance, they can just come here," said Mary Brown, tornado relief coordinator.
Volunteers were boxing up donations Tuesday because the center is closing on Wednesday. Needs in the community are changing to long-term assistance.
"They call Athens the friendly city, but McMinn County, I can't even describe the amount of people who've come in to volunteer, the amount of donations that we've had," added Brown.
This community is patient and relying on faith as they rebuild.
"God keeps orchestrating every day and taking care of us," said Shields.
Brown says at this point homeowners need help clearing their properties of debris. People who want to volunteer their time can reach out to Brown at (423) 506-1404. Financial donations to help tornado victims can also be made by reaching out to United Way of McMinn and Meigs counties by calling (423) 745-9606.


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What's the Node Type on the other computer? If it's Peer to Peer, that's an issue.
The one that you posted has 'Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid'
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The Hills head to the mall to get Christmas shopping done and from there they split up; Hank's group and his dad take part in a lawnmower focus group, Hank's two moms get to know eachother even though the awkwardness from Cotton humiliating Tilly is still in the air, Bobby and Luanne go ice - skating and Peggy has a siesta in a shoe repair place.
This episode takes a while to find it's feet since it starts with the mortifying dinner, Cotton is a funny character but the things he says and does at the expense of his family are not. Once they get to the mall, it begins.
Early on, Hank knows that the focus group will not go as he planned; his rival Kahn is there, his father also storms in and on top of all that he realises that the company is introducing a futuristic new mower and they're pushing out Hank's beloved old model. Hank then sets out to prove that old things aren't always useless in reference to his mower and his mother.
Despite taking place in the same room for a duration of the episode could be a potentially slow plot, it really isn't the smooth comic chemistry between Hank and Kahn and Hank and Cotton as well as Hank's other friends who're always good for a chuckle, the laughs keep coming and to balance out the bevy of regulars, a few one - off characters are thrown in; the lifeless Reverend Hubert (voiced by Billy Bob Thornton), the sleazy car salesman Layne Pretley and even the yuppie moderator, Jonathan.
No matter what show; a mall setting is usually a buffet of hilarity and it's a shame that they didn't take even a momentary break from the focus group storyline to explore this.
On King of the Hill; We always know when a joke is coming but it's up to the viewer to interpret what it is as they're many subtle things to keep us laughing, this is contrary to Family Guy where every little gag is given the red carpet treatment. The plot elements mentioned above are only given about a minute each and even then they don't contain anything that memorable but the Peggy - sleeping - in - the - shoe - place running gag is the lone exception. 9 Pretty Darn Angry Men is a strong episode from our favorite Southern Series; like most episodes it is something that you're totally into while watching but once it's over to blink and forget about it.


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A Superlative weekend in the Denver sports scene transitioned into a parade for the ages in the Mile High City this afternoon. An estimated one-million Denverites flocked downtown in orange, to get a glimpse of their recently crowned Super Bowl champion, Broncos.
For the fraction of that pie also invested in the city's ice-hockey club, tonight was a stark reminder that the Colorado Avalanche's playoff chase will likely involve doses of frustration, head scratching, and racking-of-the-nerves.
Hockey fans are witnessing a wet-noodle fight of epic proportions, as the Avalanche, Minnesota Wild, and Nashville Predators trip over their own feet while trying to hold the playoff door open for their peers.
Francois Beauchemin put the Avalanche on the board first this evening, wristing his 7th goal of the season glove-high on Jacob Markstrom early in the 2nd period after a nifty dish from Jarome Iginla. Alex Tanguay also got in on the action, giving the goal over 110 combined years of Earth-experience on the scoresheet. Old man jokes.
The tally softened the sting of not one, but two, missed 5-on-3 opportunities for the Avalanche momentarily. In the end, an 0-for-4 night on the power play would haunt the Avs.
The Canucks slowly took over the game during the middle frame, and got goals from Matt Bartowski and Sven Baertschi to carry a 2-1 lead into the third-period.
The Baertschi goal stood up to yet another failed challenge from Avalanche head-coach, Patrick Roy, who seemed to have a moderate case for goaltender interference, as Tyson Barrie got shoved into Semyon Varlamov — a critical factor in the goal. Off the top of my head, I don't recall the Avalanche winning a challenge this season. If they have, someone will need to refresh my memory.
The Canucks got an insurance marker early in the third from Bo Harvat, his 10th of the year, and held off a feeble Avalanche rally down the stretch to earn the 3-1 victory.
The loss wraps up a miserable 0-3-1 homestand for the Avalanche, whose offense has been held to two or fewer goals in nine of their past 13 games.
Fortunately, the Minnesota Wild lost their sixth straight game tonight, and the Nashville Predators also fell short, and have just one win in their past four games.
A little marinara and Parmesan would do just fine with those wet noodles. Suddenly, the Pacific Division looks a whole lot bigger in the rear-view mirrors of the Central Division wild-card contenders.
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Beauchemin opened the scoring, with a crafty decision to sneak up into a scoring area, after the Canucks started scrambling in their own zone. A nice finish from the veteran defenseman.
The go-ahead goal for the Canucks, provided by Sven Baertchi, really seemed to take the air out of the sails for the Avalanche. Tyson Barrie was lightly pushed by a Canuck attacker, and crashed into Varlamov, a metaphor for the funk the Avs are currently in. Any slight shove of adversity, and this team seems to lose confidence to play quality hockey.
It would also be easy to point to a pair of failed early 5-on-3 advantages as key missed opportunities tonight. The wise words of Coach Q remind us, when you don't score on your 5-on-3 power plays — you don't win the game. Well, the Avs are 0-for-10 with the two-man advantage this season.
Miraculously, the Avalanche still find themselves positioned in a wild-card slot out west, although the teams they are in the pool with all have games-in-hand. Those extra contests could ultimately be the water-wings which allow the competition to float while the Avs sink in the standings, if the Avalanche don't start playing some more inspired hockey.
Also, hey, at least Colorado got to enjoy a Super Bowl victory this weekend, and a defensive performance by the Orange Rush that will go down in history.
The Avalanche take this show on the road for a three-game swing out east. Up first, a stop in Canada's capital to take on Dion Phaneuf and the Ottawa Senators. Yes, Ottawa is the capital of Canada, not Toronto. And yes, as of today, Dion Phaneuf plays for Ottawa, not Toronto. The more you know.
They cap off the trip with a morning date with Ryan O'Reilly and the Sabres on Valentine's day. Love is sure to be in the air.
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Should a fungicide, fertilizer, and insecticide all be mix together one spraying a lawn?
I ask because I work for a company and the owner has us mix all of those together (occasionally) plus a little iron micro mix and a type of conform. I feel like this is not good for the grass with all those together. Is it more effective to just do one at a time although I know that we would be spending a lot of money. Like if a grass has fungus would it be better just to spray nothing but fungicide mixed with water or is it okay to put everything in one?
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