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(CNN) -- Tensions smoldered in Ukraine, and in capitals around the world on Monday, as Russian troops consolidated their hold on the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, global stocks slipped on fears things could get worse and diplomats grasped for a way to stop the situation from escalating.
At an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting to discuss the unfolding crisis, diplomats asked Russia to withdraw its troops and called for mediation.
Russia's envoy said his country's aim in Ukraine is to stop radical extremists who are destabilizing the country -- adding that ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych had asked Russia to send troops.
The United States' ambassador accused Russia of breaking international law and responding to an "imaginary threat."
Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin read a letter from Yanukovych at the meeting, describing Ukraine as a country "on the brink of civil war," plagued by "chaos and anarchy."
"I would call on the President of Russia, Mr. Putin, asking him to use the armed forces of the Russian Federation to establish legitimacy, peace, law and order, stability, and defending the people of Ukraine," the letter said.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said Russia's claims about the situation in Ukraine were untrue.
"Russian military action is not a human rights protection mission," Power said. "It is a violation of international law."
Ukraine's envoy asked the United Nations for help.
Russian military forces are "illegally occupying Crimea and brutally violating international law and other agreements," Ukrainian Ambassador Yuriy Sergeyev said.
Earlier Monday, British Foreign Secretary William Hague called the situation Europe's most serious crisis of the still-young 21st century.
U.S. President Barack Obama said the United States is examining a series of economic and diplomatic steps to "isolate Russia," and he called on Congress to work with his administration on an economic assistance package for Ukraine.
In Crimea, more Russian troops arrived, surrounding military posts and other facilities and taking effective control of the peninsula from Ukrainian authorities. What they planned to do next remained unclear.
Up to 12 trucks full of Russian troops crossed into the eastern Crimean city of Kerch from Russia Monday, Ukrainian Defense Ministry spokesman Vladislav Seleznyov told CNN.
Additionally, Ukrainian Border Service Assistant Chief Col. Sergei Astakhov said he saw Russian troops move by ferry from Russia across the Strait of Kerch.
As the ferries approached the port, 10 heavily armed troops from the Russian Black Sea Fleet attacked the border post from land and used force to overwhelm Ukrainian border guards, Astakhov said.
In another ominous incident, a Ukrainian Defense Ministry spokesman said the commander of Russia's Black Sea fleet boarded a blocked Ukrainian warship and issued a threat.
"Swear allegiance to the new Crimean authorities, or surrender, or face an attack," he said, according to the spokesman, Seleznyov said.
And one Crimean official has reportedly described the situation in Crimea as quiet.
"Despite hysteria in Ukraine's central media, the situation on the peninsula remains absolutely calm. No conflicts have flared up in Crimea over the past 24 hours. Crimea has preserved its inter-ethnic peace," Crimean First Vice-Premier Rustam Temirgaliyev said, according to Russian state news agency ITAR Tass.
"Not a single armed conflict has been registered in Crimea," Temirgaliyev said. "The 'Crimean spring' is kind and absolutely peaceful."
Despite the assurances, stocks fell around the world, with Russian stocks leading the way as investors parsed the day's developments. Markets declined in Asia, Europe and the United States, where the benchmark Dow Jones was down more than 200 points in mid-afternoon trading.
Although Russia's foreign minister rejected claims his country was acting aggressively, his European Union counterparts met in Brussels to condemn what they called Russia's "clear violation of Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity." They demanded Moscow pull its troops back or face possible sanctions.
Vice President Joe Biden, speaking by telephone to Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, warned of increasing political and economic isolation.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Monday that sanctions against Russia weren't just possible, but likely.
A senior U.S. administration official told CNN that Russian forces "have complete operational control of the Crimean Peninsula." The official said the U.S. estimates there are 6,000 Russian ground and naval forces in the region.
"There is no question that they are in an occupation position -- flying in reinforcements and settling in," another senior administration official said.
In Kiev, interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who has accused Moscow of declaring war, vowed that his West-leaning government would not give up the region.
"Nobody will give Crimea away. ... There are no grounds for the use of force against civilians and Ukrainians, and for the entry of the Russian military contingent," he said. "Russia never had any grounds and never will."
Ukraine's shaky new government has mobilized troops and called up military reservists.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, released from jail last week, asked the international community for help.
"I am asking all the world, personally every world leader, to use all the possibilities in order to avoid Ukraine losing Crimea," she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an interview.
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Ukrainian border guards on Monday reported a buildup of armored vehicles on the Russian side of a narrow sea channel dividing Russia and Crimea, Reuters reported, citing a border guard spokesman.
He said that Russian ships had been moving in and around the city of Sevastopol, where the Russian Black Sea Fleet has a base, and Russian forces had blocked mobile telephone service in some areas. The buildup of Russian armor was near a ferry port on the Russian side of the Kerch Channel, opposite the Ukrainian city of Kerch.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian State Border Security Service said there had been several attacks on border posts in eastern Crimea just along the border with Russia.
Also on Sunday night, unidentified armed men tried to enter the arms depot in Belbek military base near Sevastopol, said Seleznyov, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry spokesman. Ukrainian forces shot into the air to warn them off, but the unidentified men used sound grenades and a Ukrainian commander was wounded as a result, Seleznyov told CNN.
The attackers gained access to the base, but Ukrainian troops retain control of the weapons depot and administration building, Seleznyov added.
Men dressed in both civilian and camouflage gear with red armbands have patrolled the streets of the regional capital, Simferopol. The area has seen several pro-Russia demonstrations with crowds waving Russian flags and shouting "Thank you, Putin."
Navy defector seeks allies
Ten Ukrainian military and naval bases in Crimea were blocked Monday by armed men, the newly appointed naval commander of Ukraine, Rear Admiral Serhei Gayduk, told a Ukrainian TV station.
His predecessor, Denis Berezovsky, who on Sunday said he would not submit to orders from Kiev and defected, was said to have entered the Ukrainian naval base in Crimea under the protection of a group of Cossacks and tried to persuade other Ukrainian officers to defect. However, Gayduk was at the base and urged officers to maintain their allegiance to Ukraine, the Defense Ministry's Seleznyov told CNN. Troops responded by singing the Ukrainian national anthem.
These scenes come after Russian President Vladimir Putin secured permission from his parliament Saturday to use military force to protect Russian citizens in Ukraine and told Obama he had the right to defend Russian interests and nationals, spurning Western pleas not to intervene.
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Skip to comments.Events in Muslim world bear on Obamas speech at United Nations
Posted on 09/23/2012 12:42:48 PM PDT by markomalley
A year after President Obama largely defused a diplomatic showdown at the United Nations over Palestinian statehood, his difficulties with the Muslim world are multiplying rapidly as he prepares to address the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday.
Across the Middle East and beyond, protesters have stormed U.S. diplomatic posts, killing four Americans in Libya in a terrorist attack on Sept. 11 and clashing with security forces elsewhere in a wave of anti-U.S. violence.
A Pakistani government minister Sunday issued a fatwa against the U.S. producer of an anti-Islam movie blamed by some for the worldwide outburst against America, and the leader of Egypts largest ultraorthodox Islamist party called on Muslim leaders to demand that the United Nations criminalize contempt of religion.
In Syria, the slaughter of anti-government protesters goes on despite the Obama administrations diplomatic efforts, as if the regime of President Bashar Assad is mocking Mr. Obamas creation last spring of an atrocities prevention board in Washington.
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Not to worry, the UN side trip won't impact his visit to The View
No, I'm not kidding.
Apology speech. Blame the movie. Bend over.
He'll ask the Gen Sec of the UN to put his phone on speaker.
The bend over and tell the muzzies how evil and terrible we are speech. It will be awful.
Hey Dallas59,
Sooo if you or I took a video of us burning a photo of this big ear marxist punk and posted it anywhere will it get us a visit from some federal dumbasses?
So, the Teleprompter of the United States will give a speech at the UN. - How IMPRESSIVE! \s
and that is the effects of the Islamist practice of generations of consanguineous marriages. There is no negotiations when the enemy (a minority of Muslims) have an army of "zombies" made willingly malleable by mental and physical birth defects. And many of the abusers are nuts too.
I am flummoxed to understand the reluctance to make this central to our relations with the Islamist enemy and to make shame be upon them. Are there data that without question refute that these victims of Islamism are not a factor in the war raging against us -- or proof that it is not caused by inbreeding?
From an Internet source:
"If there are two things that characterize Islamic culture, they are terrorism and inbreeding. The latest research shows that these two things might be closely connected . . . First cousin marriages have been the tradition in many Muslim families for innumerable generations. Such marriages increase the risk of negative mental and physical consequences [ask European royalty about that!] . . . Risk of mental retardation increases with 400 percent . . . Research shows that the IQ is 10-16 points lower in children born from blood related parents and that abilities related to social behavior and empathy develops slower in inbred babies . . . Such facts might make several pieces fall into place for many people . . . People with low intelligence (because of inbreeding) might also be easier to brainwash with fundamentalist Islam. "
My emphasis.
ALSO.. "Research suggests that many suicide bombers are suffering from depression, and their actions are just a socially accepted (among Muslims) way of committing suicide in order to end their mental torment . . . close to ninety percent were suffering from severe illness such as blindness, cancer, missing limbs or leprosy. Many Muslim societies, including that of Afghanistan, have a low social acceptance of handicaps and severe illnesses . . . being physically handicapped or mentally retarded often leads to exclusion in a society like Afghanistan, and becoming a martyr might be the only chance of achieving social recognition and honour if not just a way to end the pain of being socially isolated (which is especially traumatizing in collectivist cultures like Islam). Al Qaidas use of people with Downs syndrome might be another unpleasant side effect of the many chromosomal illnesses resulting from inbreeding between first cousins. People with low intelligence (because of inbreeding) might also be easier to brainwash with fundamentalist Islam . . . Being an outcast . . . has now proved to be an important factor as well."
The unhealthy culture of inbreeding in Islamist societies increases the number of "martyrs" who are really just looking for a way out of here. Maher (or Mahem whatever) is wrong.. these folks are not heroes they are victims being horribly abused and used by Islamism.
Imanutjob is back in NYC again for another UN speech. Where are the snipers?
Any time the president goes to the U.N. General Assembly, he has an opportunity to set the agenda on the world stage as the leader of the worlds most powerful nation, said spokesman Tommy Vietor. He does so with the credibility of strengthening our alliances, ending the war in Iraq, devastating al Qaeda, and rallying international action on challenges like securing nuclear materials and stopping the spread of nuclear weapons.
FINALLY, a liberal gives Bush some of the credit he deserves.
....wait....he's talking about Bush, right?
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I'm writing a custom component that creates a private store for itself (I don't want a global store initiated from the application). On destroying the custom component, I thought I should destroy the store too.
But there's no documented 'destroy' method in the docs, and calling the store.destroy method sends a 'delete' request for all the records in the store, which is (obviously) not what I want.
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text: On Wednesday's broadcast of the Fox News Channel's "Fox & Friends," Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said that on foreign policy "I am like the happiest dude in America right now. We've got a president and a national security team that I have been dreaming of…he's done more to correct the world — President Trump — than Obama did in 8 years. … I am all in. Keep it up, Donald." Graham began by saying, "I think we dodged a bullet with healthcare. I'm not so sure the House bill would have done much better fixing Obamacare. It was probably Obamacare-lite, some people say. I would let it collapse because it will. It's so poorly designed. I would tell the Democrats, you created this mess, let me help you fix it." And "When it comes to taxes, we better cut your taxes, or we'll pay a price in 2018. If you can't get all Republicans on board for a tax idea, then we're going to have to maybe marry it up with infrastructure." When the discussion turned to foreign policy, Graham stated, "I am like the happiest dude in America right now. We've got a president and a national security team that I


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If there is one place in America that glorifies food that should not be eaten (and there are many), it's at a state fair. Venders will batter and fry just about anything they can get their hands on. Under their magic spells, an already unhealthy snack will be transformed into some kind of devilish, artery-clogging testimonial to all that is… well, I don't know to what, but it's somehow tasty. These people are not kidding around. They have become so skilled making food unhealthy that frying everything is no longer even a necessity step. For example, what once was a mere 200-calorie doughnut will be transformed into a 1000-calorie cheeseburger. To be fair, Paula Deen does have a similar burger–modestly called "The Lady's Brunch Burger". Not that anything that Paula Deen does is an excuse for anyone's actions, but she's strangely kind of endearing.
My food aspirations at the NC State Fair were a bit lower than that. I had to work my way up to the atrociously unhealthy foods. ("Foods" is a term that was liberally used at many stalls at the fair.)
I started with the NC State University's Food Science College's Howling Cow Ice Cream. The demand is such that the lines at this stand form even before it opens. Fortunately, the pace is brisk and the servings are generous. We picked up three flavors, Chocolate Mint Chip, Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl, and Cookies & Cream. These kids beat most other creameries by a long shot. Best $4 spent at the fair. (The worst was on the damn game where you have to try to lift a soda bottle using a ring tied to the end of a strong.) I heartily recommend it. I'm pretty jealous of those students able to get it at the dining hall year-round.
After much wandering and losing money at the games on the fairgrounds, we decide to find the most outrageous fried food item we could. Apparently, the new popular thing this year has been the "Texas Fried Frito Pie". This snack is apparently so awesome that its website looks like something made in 1998 on geocities. It's like someone scooped chili into each little frito, then breaded the whole thing and dropped it into a deep fryer. If you aren't sold on it already I'm afraid there is nothing I can do. It's a great novelty food item, but I'm not even sure I can make it sound more appetizing than simply describing it. I'll admit to eating it, and even to enjoying it. But I'll also say this, three people split one serving of this and had enough to eat. (That ice cream was surprisingly filling though.) I still haven't had deep fried cookie dough. I'm generally a fan of cookie dough anything, so I'll have to try that next time.
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TORONTO - Josh Williams stands pretty much alone in the Toronto FC dressing room when it comes to the Blue Jays and the American League Championship Series.
The 28-year-old defender grew up about 30 minutes from Cleveland and is a serious Indians fan. The Indians host Toronto on Friday in Game 1 of the ALCS.
"I was joking with my friends that Cleveland's the hottest city in the world right now for professional sports. We're coming off a championship (with the NBA Cavaliers) so everyone's feeling good," he said.
"And then the Browns kind of level us off there, bring us back to reality. But both baseball teams are rolling. It's been fun baseball to watch."
"I'll be supporting both sides," he added diplomatically.
The Jays fans among the Toronto FC players have already quietened down defender Drew Moor, a Dallas native and Texas Rangers fan.
Williams recalls seeing some good Cleveland teams growing up, pointing to the Indians teams in the late '90s.
The defender is used to being on the wrong side of Toronto rivalries. Williams and fullback Justin Morrow, a Cleveland native who is more of a hoops fans than a baseball aficionado, heard all about it when the Raptors were facing the Cavaliers in the NBA Eastern Conference final. The Cavs had the last laugh then.


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So I made it to Detroit alright. The flight was a bit bumpy in that little plane. We arrived in Detroit at around 6pm, I rushed through customs and immigrations which was over so quickly.
Once we were back at the gate it already had a new boarding time posted for 10:30pm, I thought WOW!
But since I have no job and my husband wasn't home either I figures I wasn't going to be one of the 50 people harassing the poor lady at the gate with my unimportant questions. I stood by close enough to hear what was said. I hadn't watched TV in about a week so I had no idea that there were heavy thunderstorms surrounding D.C. which turned out to be the problem. Once I heard that, I went to the departure board and saw that every flight to D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and New Jersey had been either delayed or canceled all together. I guess at this point I was lucky that my flight was the only one that was still listed as "only" delayed.
10:30pm rolled around and there was no sign of us getting on that plane any time soon because the replacement flight crew had not arrived yet. At 11:15pm we finally got our second and final boarding call. Everyone got on that plane quickly, stowed their luggage and sat down. The passengers were ready for final take off but the plane need some gas now. Which is funny since it had been sitting there for the past 5 1/2 hours and no one thought of that before. So we sat for another 15 minutes and then we finally rolled away from the gate.
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I just installed a SIIG USB 3.0 to SATA/IDE adapter. No matter what jumper position I place the jumper on the HD, when I power up the PC IT stalls out after the MD logo displays. I did some research and found that the USB Controller driver was missing, yet I cannot find a driver on the web or on my PC. I just recently built this PC using a MSI MB. I tried using their liveupdate program to no avail, If I hook the adapter up to the 3.0 USB port after power up the HD is not recognized.
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USB 3.0 controller
Thanks Theog, but this does not help me. There are two 3.0 usb ports built into the motherboard. It is those two that need a controller as far as I can tell. When I go to devices and printers, I see a yellow triangle with a ! in the middle. I run the troubleshooter and it comes up with the 'There is no USB controller installed'. Or am I missing something. The link you posted, will that driver solve the problem? I don't have that device on my PC.
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Given that the MSI MB does, in fact, have USB 3.0 ports, it could be that you have not enabled them in the BIOS settings. That would prevent Win7 from seeing them and prompting you to install the drivers.
I have a Gigabyte board and their website has a download file for their NEC USB 3.0 chipset on this board. But, I had to Google for Renesas USB 3.0 firmware, download the current version, install it, and update the NEC drivers from the same site -- BEFORE my USB 3.0 ports would work.
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Thanks Mark, I'll give that a try.
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Tips To Help You Adjust To Daylight Saving Time Change
This weekend Daylight Saving Time begins, so that means we move those clocks ahead one hour. That can upset some family's daily routines. Here are a few tips to try and combat that, especially if you have kids and pets.
"Spring Forward. Fall Back."
Every spring, we move our clocks ahead one hour. The theory behind moving our clocks to 'summer time' is to give us more nature light in the evening. Families get more time with each other outdoors after work/school. There are several work related advantages: farmers and more productive uses of time, people spend more in the evening when there is daylight, and the list goes on-and-on.
TimeAndDate.com adds in this nugget, "DST (Daylight Saving Time) normally adds 1 hour to standard time with the purpose of making better use of daylight and conserving energy." Conserving energy? That sounds like I might save a few bucks. I'm all for that.
Despite all the positives one might be able to find, making the adjustment can be jarring for some people/families. Having kids and pets can add another degree of difficulty. You'd be surprised how a large household might struggle to adjust to the new daily timetable routine. So… what are some things you can do to try and eliminate some of that stress?
The biggest suggestion I've seen every where I've looked is to make the change slowly. Don't suddenly change the entire family routine (supper, family time, bedtime, etc) to one hour later and let nature takes it course. Hoping that everyone in the family just adjusts after a day or two can spell disaster and grumpiness.
The week leading up to the 'Spring Forward', start moving the evening routine a little later into the night. WebMed suggests moving meals and bedtimes 15 minutes later several days before the time shift. As you get closer, keep pushing back the timetable until you have moved everything back a full hour.
When the household starts its day, make sure to create as much light as possible. Whether its natural sunlight or lights int he house, make sure to put a little light on things. Our body produces melatonin to help us sleep. Light is a big clue to the brain to stop producing it allowing us to begin waking up.
A little exercise after work can help burn off some pent up energy in kids, pets, and more importantly you. This is especially helpful if you can do it to start your day. Just make sure not to do it too close to bedtime. Don't forget to get those pets up and moving. Fresh air not only helps humans rest at night. It does wonders for pets as well.
Avoiding caffeine close to bedtime is obvious, but apparently we are supposed to pass on a late night nightcap. I've seen several web sites site that alcohol and create unhealthy habits. Well duh, but it's so tasty.
BetterSleep.org says it's okay to nap. "If you feel sleepy after the change to daylight saving time, take a short nap in the afternoon – no more than 20 minutes long." That's news I can get behind, but only 20 minutes? Darn.
It might sound obvious, but sometimes the most obvious eludes are brain, especially when we have hundreds of thoughts bouncing around in our head. Taking a light time to flush all of those crappy thoughts that stress you out will do wonders to producing a night of relaxed sleep.
Just as we as adults need to relax, so do the kids. If the kids are bouncing off the walls, and then you suddenly announce that the recreation of the latest 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movie is over, don't expect the wannabe pirates to suddenly go right to sleep. They need down time as well to prepare for a solid night of rest. Rough-housing with a pet will have the same effect as well. Down time is just as important for our four-legged kids.
Hopefully some of these suggestions will help you and your household to make smooth transition to the time shift this weekend. Do you have a suggestion on what you can do to adjust to Daylight Saving Time? Share it in the comment section below.


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May 22, 2009
Today, the majority of pollution comes from the oldest, dirtiest cars. In fact, the dirtiest 10 percent of cars account for more than 50 percent of smog and carbon monoxide, and the dirtiest one-third account for 80 percent. The Clean Air Act's requirements have sent emissions in the right direction, but Barack Obama's new plan to nationalize fuel efficiency standards for cars and trucks and a new tailpipe standard for CO2 emissions could slow the progress, says Robert Grady, a former trustee of the Environmental Defense Fund.
The irony of Obama's proposals is that they may actually worsen emissions. By the White House's own calculation, the new rules, when combined with earlier proposed increases in Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards, will increase the average price of a new car by $1,300, says Grady. Herein lies the problem:
- If you raise the price of new cars, people will buy fewer of them or put off the purchase while they drive the old clunker for a few thousand more miles.
- Fewer new cars means more pollution, which can cause significant health problems.
- The costs associated with excessive emissions of air pollutants like fine particulates and smog are substantial, immediate and observable.
- The plan may also contribute to a significant increase in highway deaths as vehicles are required to quickly meet the new CAFE standard and will likely become lighter in weight as a result.
None of this is intended to argue that Obama shouldn't be attacking the problem of climate change, says Grady. Indeed, some in Congress are proposing to cap carbon emissions and allow carbon credits to be traded, while others are proposing an increase in gasoline or carbon taxes.
Both of these approaches have their merits, although, in order not to damage the ailing economy, any increases in gasoline or carbon taxes should be matched by a cut of at least equal size in payroll taxes, concludes Grady.
Source: Robert E. Grady, "Light Cars Are Dangerous Cars," Wall Street Journal, May 22, 2009.
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Long-tailed Skua Stercorarius longicaudus
Long-tailed Skua is generally regarded as comprising two subspecies. Nominate longicaudus breeds in Scandinavia and western Arctic Russia but is replaced in eastern Siberia, North America and Greenland by pallescens ('Eastern Long-tailed Skua'). This arrangement is recognised by BOURC (BOU 2004) but the validity of pallescens has also been contested (Olsen & Larsson 1997).
Nominate longicaudus is a regular migrant in Britain whilst pallescens was formerly on the British List but has recently been removed as it was potentially the product of a Meinertzhagen fraud (Kehoe 2006).
Identification is not straightforward. Current evidence suggests that there are only average differences in the appearance of adults and that birds from within the range of longicaudus can match the pale-bellied appearance of pallescens and vice versa. Furthermore, there are no published differences in non-adult plumages and there is a complete overlap in measurements (Olsen & Larsson 1997).
The occurrence of pallescens in Britain has been suspected but BBRC's research has not established criteria by which a vagrant could be identified. Therefore claims of pallescens should contain details of a ringed or marked bird. (updated January 2015 AMS).
BOU. 2004. Taxonomic recommendations for British birds: second report. Ibis 146: 153-157.
Kehoe, C. 2006. Racial identification and assessment in Britain: a report from the RIACT subcommittee. British Birds 99: 619-645.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 1997. Skuas and Jaegers: A Guide to the Skuas and Jaegers of the World. Pica Press.
Black Guillemot Cepphus grylle
Black Guillemot is generally regarded as comprising five subspecies. The subspecies mandtii ('Northern Black Guillemot') occupies the circumpolar High Arctic, arcticus breeds further south in North America, southern Greenland, Britain and Ireland, Scandinavia and north-west Russia, islandicus ('Icelandic Black Guillemot') in Iceland, faeroeensis ('Faeroes Black Guillemot') in the Faeroes and nominate grylle ('Baltic Black Guillemot') in the Baltic. Variation in both structure and plumage is complex, however, not always corresponding neatly with described subspecies limits, and some variation may be clinal (Cramp et al. 1985, Parkin & Knox 2010).
Only arcticus is on the British List though Cramp et al. (1985) note two ringing recoveries of Swedish birds from England. All populations undertake short movements only but mandtii has reached Iceland and the Netherlands and islandicus has reached Greenland (Cramp et al. 1985). Any of the remaining subspecies is therefore a potential vagrant.
The identification of vagrant subspecies is not straightforward but mandtii could be identifiable in all plumages by its upperwing and underwing pattern and in winter by its strikingly white head and body (Garner 2015). The subspecies islandicus and faeroeensis share a short wing.
Claims of mandtii might be acceptable based on notes and good photographs with grylle and the subspecies pair islandicus/faeroeensis potentially acceptable based on biometrics. Acceptance to islandicus or faeroeensis specifically would require a ringing recovery. (updated Sept 2015 AMS).
Cramp, S. et al. 1985. The Birds of the Western Palearctic Vol 4. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Garner, M. 2015. Challenge Series: Winter. Birding Frontiers
Parkin, D. T. & Knox, A. G. 2010. The Status of Birds in Britain and Ireland. Christopher Helm, London.
Little Tern Sternula albifrons
Little Tern is treated as comprising six subspecies. In the Old World, nominate albifrons breeds in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Southwest Asia, guineae in West Africa and sinensis in India and Southeast Asia. In North America three further subspecies occur: antillarum in the east, athalassos in the interior and browni in Mexico and the Pacific West. The Nearctic subspecies are generally known collectively as 'Least Tern'. Many authors (e.g. Olsen & Larsson 1995) award species status to 'Least Tern', a stance long adopted by AOU (Banks et al. 2006).
Nominate albifrons is the subspecies breeding in Britain and there is one accepted British record of a bird from the North American 'Least Tern' group – a bird in East Sussex in June 1983, returning annually to 1992 and also seen in Essex in June to July 1991 (Rogers et al. 2005, Yates 2010).
A combination of voice and plumage detail, in particular rump and tail colour, is required to confirm the identification of 'Least Tern'. Detailed notes of candidates are welcomed, preferably supported by good photographs and a call transcription or preferably sound recordings. Details of a ringed or marked bird would of course also provide solid evidence. Since there appears to be no way to differentiate the North American races in a vagrant context, records not involving a ringing recovery will continue to be published as referring to the subspecies group antillarum/athalassos/browni. (updated Sept 2015 AMS).
Banks, R. C., Cicero, C., Dunn, J. L., Kratter, A. W., Rasmussen, P. C., Remsen, J. V. Jr., Rising, J. D. & Stotz, D. F. 2006. Forty-seventh supplement to the American Ornithologists' Union check-list of American birds. The Auk 123: 926-936.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 1995. Terns of Europe and North America. Christopher Helm, London.
Rogers, M. J. and the Rarities Committee. 2005. Report on rare birds in Great Britain in 2004. British Birds 98: 628-694.
Yates, B. 2010. Least Tern in East Sussex: new to Britain and the Western Palearctic. British Birds 103: 339-347.
Black Tern Chlidonias niger
Black Tern comprises two subspecies. Nominate niger breeds in Europe and western Asia. In North America it is replaced by surinamensis ('American Black Tern').
Nominate niger is a common migrant in Britain. The subspecies surinamensis is also on the British List, with five records, all of juveniles, now accepted (Andrews et al. 2006, Hudson et al. 2013).
The identification of surinamensis, in both adult and juvenile plumage, can be relatively straightforward. Observers of juveniles should pay particular attention to details of the head pattern and the colour of the flanks, rump and uppertail. There are biometric differences too, surinamensis being on average shorter-winged and longer-legged than niger (Olsen & Larsson 1995, McGeehan 2000).
Submissions of surinamensis are welcomed if supported by detailed notes and preferably good photographs. Biometrics or details of a ringed or marked bird would of course also provide additional evidence. (updated January 2015 AMS).
Andrews, R. M., Higgins, R. J. & Martin, J. P. 2006. American Black Tern at Weston-Super-Mare: new to Britain. British Birds 99: 450-459.
Hudson, N. & the Rarities Committee. 2013. Report on rare birds in great Britain in 2012. British Birds 106: 570-641.
McGeehan, A. 2000. Identification of American Black Tern. Birding World 1: 37.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 1995. Terns of Europe and North America. Christopher Helm, London.
Common Tern Sterna hirundo
Common Tern is generally regarded as having three subspecies. Nominate hirundo breeds in the Western Palearctic and in North America. From the Ob Valley, Siberia it is replaced by longipennis ('Siberian Common Tern') whose range extends to the Pacific. A third subspecies, tibetana, breeds mainly in northwest China. Birds in western Siberia are variable, exhibiting intermediate characters between nominate hirundo and longipennis and are sometimes recognised as minussensis.
Nominate hirundo is a common breeding bird in Britain but no other subspecies is on the British List. Birds with an apparently complete suite of longipennis features have been recorded, however (Darby 2011, Nixon 2011). A number of claims have been submitted but are currently 'held' pending further research into the diagnosability of this subspecies.
'Classic' adult summer longipennis show 'smoky' grey underparts contrasting with an obviously white 'cheek', a wholly blackish bill and dark legs. There are biometric differences too, longipennis being on average shorter-billed and longer-winged than hirundo (Olsen & Larsson 1995). Birds with intermediate characters are an obvious source of potential difficulty, however, with immature, winter-plumaged, variant or otherwise dark-billed nominate hirundo a further potential problem, although whether such birds could exhibit a complete suite of longipennis plumage and bare part characters remains to be demonstrated.
Claims of summer plumaged adult longipennis are welcomed if accompanied by detailed notes and good photographs. Pending ongoing research, however, it remains to be established whether issues of intergradation or variability within nominate hirundo render confident diagnosis of longipennis problematic. Biometrics or details of a ringed or marked bird could provide more solid evidence. (updated November 2015 AMS)
Cramp, S. et al. 1985. The Birds of the Western Palearctic Vol 4. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Darby, C. 2011. Eastern Common Terns in Suffolk and Belgium. Birding World 24: 511-512.
Nixon, S. 2011. The Eastern Common Tern in Suffolk. Birding World 24: 211-215.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 1995. Terns of Europe and North America. Christopher Helm, London.
Common Gull Larus canus
Common Gull comprises four subspecies. Nominate canus breeds across northern Europe and north-west Russia where it intergrades with heinei ('Russian Common Gull') east of the White Sea and in the Moscow region. The latter then breeds widely across northern Asia, intergrading with kamtschatschensis ('Kamchatka Gull') in the Russian Far East. A further subspecies, brachyrhynchus ('Mew Gull'), occurs in western North America. The taxonomy of this group is controversial, however, some authorities (e.g. Olsen & Larsson 2003) splitting brachyrhynchus and some (e.g. Johansen 1961) splitting kamtschatschensis.
Nominate canus is common (and breeds) in Britain. No records of heinei have ever been assessed or published by BBRC but the subspecies is on the British List, at least three birds from a sample of 250 trapped in south and east England (i.e. more than 1%) proving to be heinei on wing length measurements (BOU 1994). Given that these three must have been males at the extreme long-winged end of the range and that any shorter-winged males and all females would not have been detected, it is likely that the real proportion of heinei in this sample was even higher. In some winters this subspecies is reported to be present in good numbers as near as southern Scandinavia and northern Germany (reportedly as many as 50% of all Common Gulls at Kiel, northern Germany in winter 2000/2001) (Olsen & Larsson 2003). Ringing evidence also suggests its regular occurrence in Britain, with a number of British-ringed birds recovered from within the published breeding range of heinei as far east as east Vologda at more than 46 degrees East (BOU 1994). Birds ringed in the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and Sweden have also been recovered within the range of heinei and a Danish-ringed bird has reached as far east as Kazakhstan (Olsen & Larsson 2003). All the evidence therefore suggests that heinei occurs regularly around the southern North Sea (including in Britain) and that its status here is probably at least that of a scarce migrant. Neither of the other two subspecies has been proven to occur in Britain although both have been suspected and both are potential vagrants.
Some male heinei are separable by wing, bill and leg measurements but field identification is highly problematic. A number of field characters have been proposed but the picture is clouded by extensive intergradation. Birds with heinei measurements and nominate canus plumage are common amongst Estonian breeders whilst many Baltic winterers have nominate canus measurements and heinei plumage (Olsen & Larsson 2003). The subspecies kamtschatschensis is large and dark but due to intergradation with eastern heinei reliable features of this subspecies are also lacking. In some cases, though, a combination of plumage and biometrics may be useful. Adult brachyrhynchus has a distinctive wing pattern but this can, on occasion, be suggested by rare, variant canus (Shepherd & Votier 1993).
Submissions of heinei are not sought but claims of kamtschatschensis and brachyrhynchus are welcomed if supported by detailed notes and good photographs. Pending further research, however, biometrics (in the case of kamtschatschensis) or details of a ringed or marked bird are probably necessary to secure acceptance to the British List. (updated Sept 2015 AMS).
British Ornithologists' Union. 1994. 20th Report. Ibis 136: 253-255.
Carey, G. J. & Kennerley, P. R. 1996. "Mew" Gull: the first record for Hong Kong and the identification and systematics of Common Gull forms in East Asia. Hong Kong Bird Report 1995: 134-149.
Johansen, H. 1961. Die Superspecies Larus canus. Vogelwarte 21: 152-156.
Kompanje, E. J. O. & Post, J. N. J. 1993. Nieuwe vondsten van Russische Stormmeeuw in Nederland. Dutch Birding 15: 254-258.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 2003. Gulls of Europe, Asia and North America. Helm.
Shepherd, K. B. & Votier, S. C. 1993. Common Gull showing characters apparently consistent with North American race. British Birds 86: 220-223.
Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus
This species comprises at least three and possibly as many as six subspecies. Traditionally included within Lesser Black-backed Gull are three western forms: graellsii (breeding in Greenland, Iceland, the Faeroes, Ireland, Britain and along the coasts of western Europe from the Netherlands to Iberia), intermedius (breeding in southern Scandinavia and Germany) and nominate fuscus ('Baltic Gull', breeding around the White Sea, the Baltic and in northern Norway).
Other, more eastern, forms – heuglini, ('Siberian Gull', 'Heuglin's Gull'or 'Tundra Gull', breeding in Arctic northwest Russia), taimyrensis ('Taimyr Gull', breeding east of the Taimyr Peninsula to the Khatanga River) and barabensis ('Steppe Gull', breeding in northern Kazakhstan and southwest Siberia) – are sometimes included also.
The species' taxonomy is controversial, however. Because of differences in plumage, moult and migration strategies, Sangster et al. (1998) afforded species status to fuscus though subsequent studies demonstrated significant gene flow with intermedius (Liebers & Helbig 2002) and this taxonomic judgment was later reversed (Sangster et al. 2003). There is, however, more limited gene flow in the other direction, between fuscus and heuglini (Liebers & Helbig 2002).
The taxonomic position of the three eastern forms is also debated, some authors (e.g. Olsen & Larsson 2003) affording them collective species status as 'Heuglin's Gull' whilst others (e.g. Liebers & Helbig 2002 and Collinson et al. 2008) retain them within Lesser Black-backed Gull. Further controversy surrounds the validity of taimyrensis (potentially a population of heuglini x Vega Gull hybrids) and the position of barabensis (genetically close to heuglini but sharing morphological similarities with Caspian Gull).
The subspecies graellsii breeds in Britain and intermedius occurs commonly. The subspecies fuscus is on the British List on the basis of a ringing recovery from the breeding range, and a further ringed bird in Gloucestershire in April 2007 has also been accepted (Hudson et al. 2008). A number of other claims are in circulation. Older published records pre-date the full recognition of variability within intermedius and are no longer acceptable. Identification problems prevent a full understanding of the current British status of fuscus, however. With continuing debate over what might constitute an 'acceptable' out of range bird, BBRC policy has until recently been to accept only ringed birds of known provenance though it is of course recognised that, as a consequence, the British status of fuscus is being under-stated. In reality, fuscus may be of regular occurrence here.
None of the eastern forms is on the British List but heuglini is a long distance migrant occurring regularly as close as Finland and is clearly a potential vagrant. The other forms may be potential vagrants also.
In terms of identification, quite marked average differences exist between fuscus and graellsii, and fuscus within its home range presents a relatively distinctive appearance. However, its separation from intermedius is problematic, especially in a vagrant context. Jonsson (1998) and Rauste (1999) proposed a set of identification criteria for fuscus, based mainly on its different moult strategy, the former identifying three age-classes – second calendar-year birds in spring, third calendar-year birds in spring and adults in autumn – which might yield an identifiable out of range bird. Subsequently, however, the moult strategy of both graellsii and intermedius (particularly that of third calendar year birds and adults) was found to be more variable than previously thought, overlapping with that described for fuscus (Gibbins 2004, Muusse et al. 2005, Winters 2006). Winters (2006) went on to propose a tighter definition of which second and third calendar year birds might be acceptable but this position was subsequently reviewed by Altenburg et al. (2011) who concluded that only second calendar year birds in April to June (and perhaps into the summer) can be safely identified. Research is ongoing into the diagnosability of juvenile fuscus.
Further identification problems exist with the eastern forms. Much of the literature on heuglini focuses on its separation from fuscus but its much closer resemblance to graellsii/intermedius means that its identification in a vagrant context may not, on current knowledge, be possible. As with fuscus, however, moult cycle details may provide some clues. It is also worth noting that much of the identification literature on heuglini is based on the appearance of extralimital individuals in areas where graellsii/intermedius has now also been proven to occur.
Claims of any vagrant subspecies are welcomed if accompanied by details of a ringed or marked bird of known provenance. In respect of fuscus, the criteria set out by Altenburg et al. (2011) now provide an opportunity to accept claims of unringed second calendar year birds based on detailed notes (including moult analysis) and good photographs. (updated Sept 2015 AMS).
Altenburg, R. G. M., Meulmeester, L., Muusse, M. J. M., Muusse, T. O. V. & Wolf, P. A. 2011. Field identification criteria for second calendar-year Baltic Gull. Dutch Birding 33: 304-311.
Collinson, J. M., Parkin, D. T., Knox, A. G., Sangster, G. & Svensson, L. 2008. Species boundaries in the Herring and Lesser Black-backed Gull complex. British Birds 101: 340-363.
Gibbins, C. 2004. Is it possible to identify Baltic and Heuglin's Gulls? Birding Scotland 7(4): 153-186.
Hudson, N. & the Rarities Committee. 2008. Report on rare birds in Great Britain in 2007. British Birds 101: 516-577.
Jonsson, L. 1998. Baltic Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus fuscus – moult, ageing and identification. Birding World 11: 295-317.
Liebers, D. & Helbig, A.J. 2002. Phylogeography and colonisation history of Lesser Black-backed Gulls as revealed by mtDNA sequences. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 15, 1021-1033.
Millington, R. & Golley, M. 2006. Identification of Baltic Lesser Black-backed Gull and two presumed individuals in Norfolk. Birding World 19: 388-390.
Muusse, T. O. V., Muusse, M. J. M., Luijendijk, B. -J. & Altenburg, R. G. M. 2005. Identification update: moult variability in 3rd calendar-year Lesser Black-backed Gulls. Birding World 18: 338-348.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 2003. Gulls of Europe, Asia and North America. Helm.
Rauste, V. 1999. Kennzeichen und Mauser von "Baltischen Heringsmöwen" Larus [fuscus] fuscus und "Tundramöwen" L.[fuscus] heuglini. Limicola 13: 105-128 and 13: 153-188.
Sangster, G., Hazevoet, C. J., Van den Berg, A. B., Roselaar, C. S. & Sluys, R. 1998. Dutch avifaunal lists: species concepts, taxonomic instability and taxonomic changes in 1977-1998. Ardea 87: 139-165.
Sangster, G., Van den Berg, A. B., Van Loon, V. & Roselaar, C. S. 2003. Dutch avifaunal lists: taxonomic changes in 1999-2003. Ardea 91: 281-287.
Winters, R. 2006. Moult and plumage variation in immature Lesser Black-backed Gulls in the Netherlands. Dutch Birding 28: 140-157.
Yellow-legged Gull Larus michahellis
This species comprises two subspecies. Nominate michahellis breeds throughout the Mediterranean and around the southwestern coasts of Europe, while atlantis (variously termed 'Atlantic Gull', 'Azorean Gull', 'Azorean Atlantic Gull' or 'Azorean Yellow-legged Gull') breeds in the Azores. Birds in the Canaries and Madeira share some features of atlantis and are sometimes regarded as of that form but are also often included within michahellis (Olsen & Larsson 2003). Western Iberian birds also differ slightly from typical Mediterranean michahellis and are sometimes separated as 'lusitanius' or 'cantabricans' ('Cantabrican Gull'). The current subspecific taxonomy of Yellow-legged Gull may therefore merit review (Collinson et al. 2008).
Nominate michahellis is a common and increasing summer visitor to southern England and occasional breeder though western Iberian birds are thought to be largely sedentary (Arizaga et al. 2010). The subspecies atlantis is not (yet) on the British List but it is a highly pelagic wanderer and regularly reaches North America (Howell et al. 2014). Nearer home, ten have now been provisionally accepted in Ireland (http://www.irbc.ie/reports/irbr/2012_IRBR.pdf). Clearly, therefore, it is likely to be reaching Britain too, indeed three claims – on the Outer Hebrides in September 2005, in Cornwall in July to November 2008 and in Oxfordshire in October to December 2009 – are now under consideration by BOURC for admission to the British List and a number of others have been suspected, not only from the west but also from eastern England. Some of these are now in circulation.
'True' adult atlantis have a slightly darker mantle than michahellis and, in non-breeding plumage, show a strikingly dark, heavily-streaked 'hood' whilst younger age classes are dark and 'swarthy' and may resemble Lesser Black-backed Gull or even American Herring Gull as much as Yellow-legged Gull. There are, however, potential problems in distinguishing 'classic' atlantis from birds from the Canaries, Madeira and western Iberia which may share, at least to some extent, some of the same features. Furthermore, hybrids involving a range of other large white-headed gulls including (at least) Herring, Lesser Black-backed, Yellow-legged and American Herring Gulls are also a potential source of difficulty.
Submissions of potential 'true' atlantis are welcomed if accompanied by detailed notes and good photographs. Details of a ringed or marked bird would of course provide additional evidence. (updated January 2015 AMS).
Arizaga, J., Herrero, A., Galarza, A., Hidalgo, J., Aldalur, A., Cuadrado, J. F. & Ocio, G. 2010. First-Year Movements of Yellow-Legged Gull (Larus michahellis lusitanius) from the Southeastern Bay of Biscay. Waterbirds 33: 444-450.
Collinson, J. M., Parkin, D. T., Knox, A. G., Sangster, G. & Svensson, L. 2008. Species boundaries in the Herring and Lesser Black-backed Gull complex. British Birds 101: 340-363.
Dubois, P. J. 2001. Atlantic Islands Yellow-legged Gulls – an identification gallery. Birding World 14: 293-304.
Elliott, M. 2008. The Azorean Atlantic Gull in Cornwall. Birding World 21: 462-466.
Howell, S. N. G., Lewington, I. & Russell, W. 2014. Rare Birds of North America. Princeton University Press. Princeton and Oxford.
Lewington, I. 2009. Identification of the Azorean Atlantic Gull in Oxfordshire. Birding World 22: 459-462.
Lowe, T. 2006. An Atlantic Gull in Ireland. Birding World 19: 391-392.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 2003. Gulls of Europe, Asia and North America. Helm.
Iceland Gull Larus glaucoides
The taxonomic history of Iceland Gull (sensu lato) is among the most complex of any gull species and has long been the subject of debate. The current BOU treatment recognises three subspecies: nominate glaucoides (Iceland Gull), breeding in Greenland, kumlieni ('Kumlien's Gull'), breeding mainly on Baffin Island, and thayeri ('Thayer's Gull'), breeding in High Arctic Canada. There are, however, rival interpretations, some authors (e.g. Olsen & Larsson 2003) regarding thayeri as a species in its own right, a treatment long adopted by AOU (AOU 1998) and, more recently, by a number of other European rarities committees. The position of the notoriously variable 'intermediate' form kumlieni is the key to this problem. This form intergrades with both thayeri and glaucoides and its taxonomy remains uncertain. It is currently treated as a valid, though highly variable, subspecies though some authors (e.g. McGowan & Kitchener 2001) regard it as an invalid taxon, a 'hybrid swarm' between thayeri and glaucoides.
Nominate glaucoides is a regular winter visitor to Britain, generally in small numbers but with occasional larger influxes. The form kumlieni is a scarce winter visitor. The subspecies thayeri is also now on the British List with two records accepted (and eight have also now been accepted in Ireland – http://www.irbc.ie/reports/irbr/2011_IRBR.pdf). There are also accepted records from Norway and Denmark (Mjøs & Garner 2000, Klein et al. 2003).
The identification of thayeri is potentially problematic, the main difficulties being its separation from darker kumlieni, Herring Gull, American Herring Gull and hybrids (of Nearctic origin) involving a range of other large white-headed gulls including (at least) American Herring Gull and Glaucous-winged Gull. Only 'classic' individuals are likely to be identifiable.
Claims of thayeri are welcomed if accompanied by detailed notes and good photographs. Details of a ringed or marked bird would of course provide additional evidence. (updated Sept 2015 AMS).
American Ornithologists' Union (AOU). 1998. Check-list of North American Birds, 7th edition. AOU.
Gantlett, S. 1991. The rise and fall of Thayer's Gull. Birding World 4: 84-86.
Garner, M. & McGeehan, A. 1997. The Thayer's Gull in Belfast. Birding World 10: 93-100.
Garner, M. & McGeehan, A. 1998. Identification of juvenile and first-winter Thayer's Gull. Birding World 11: 94-101.
Howell, S. N. G. & Elliott, M. T. 2001. Identification and Variation of Winter Adult Thayer's Gulls with Comments on Taxonomy. Alula 7: 13-144.
Howell, S. N. G. & Mactavish, B. 2003. Identification and Variation of Winter Adult Kumlien's Gulls. Alula 9: 2-15.
Klein, S., Pedersen, K. & Thorup, K. 2003. Sjaeldne fugle I Danmark og Gronland I 2002. Dansk. Orn. Foren. Tidsskr. 97 (3).
McGowan, R. Y. & Kitchener, A. C. 2001. Historical and taxonomic review of the Iceland Gull Larus glaucoides complex. British Birds 99: 191-195.
Mjos, A. T. & Garner, M. 2000. The Thayer's Gull in Norway. Birding World 13: 10-11.
Olsen, K. M. & Larsson, H. 2003. Gulls of Europe, Asia and North America. Helm, London.


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So I gotta admit, it is tempting to be a part of that distinguished fashion world. I miss wearing my maxi skirts and being cold because I was underdressed but stylish. This experience during London Fashion Week woke up my passion for fashion. And I didn't forget why I stopped doing a style blog. But now I'm thinking that maybe there is a golden mean to it and I could easily reconcile my true fascination (that I had since I was a brat!) with the contempt for vanity, showing off, falseness and cheeky deals. I have a room full of clothes that I don't wear anymore, it's outrageous! Isn't it time to change that and really be my true self?
Here's the second part of my street style stories.
Again I met fantastic people like Yolandi Visser, Yasmin Sewell, Sita Bellan, Yu Masui, Carlotta Oddi, models Sora Choi, Jolina Sofie and Doina Ciobanu, bloggers like Anisa Sojka, Mariko Kuo and more!
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Hello I'm XeroKimo, Gold 3 in NA, this is my first guide so some feedback will be appreciated.
I picked up Taliyah 1 week after release, for why I picked her up is because I love playing the supposedly weak champions and find ways to make them strong. I currently have a rank 3 on her and been playing her pretty often
Laning phase
In lane, you'll want to keep your worked ground to a minimal, your main damage tool is your Q, and to maximize the effectiveness means to be able to use all 5 volleys. Stand at the very edges of your worked ground so you can easily step in and out of it when you're prepared to trade.
At level 3, depending on the match up, you can go pretty aggressive. I suggest using quick cast without an indicator so her skills don't feel clunky. Walk up to your opponent close enough that your enemy is either at the very edge of the your E or they are on top of it, during the animation of your E forming, cast your W and as fast as you can, into the direction of your E to maximize the damage, follow it up with your Q on unworked ground and you'll deal a **** ton of damage.
If you're on the defensive, don't worry too much about worked ground on your side of the lane, as long as you don't miss farm you can still be relevant.
Once you hit level 6, you can look for ganks in allied lanes, your ult has a pretty decent range at lvl 1 and at lvl 2 the range of the ult can be well out of sight from wards near lanes. When you ride the ult, if the enemy is running away to try and get on the other side of the wall, you should jump off on the opponents side of the lane so you can continue to cut off your opponents safe retreat, if they started to run in a different direction, don't be afraid to collapse the wall to give chase, if they plan to continue fighting by the time you get there, then you jump off on the allied side of the lane so you don't cut yourself off the fight.
Your ult doesn't have much use except to cut off enemies from joining/retreating or joining in a fight so late game there isn't much of a different story.
Small tip: you can use your ult to cancel dashes and channeled abilities, so if you time it right, you can save yourself or an ally from a dash or channeled ability from afar, though it's extremely hard to pull it off
Late game
You don't want to be aggressive without vision, though you can easily kite the enemy for 45% cdr, it's still better to be safe. At this point of the game, you can pressure your enemies if your team is pushed as with 45% cdr, your Q is on at 2.2 second cooldown which pretty much means by the time you fire all 5 volleys, it's up again. Your E and W are on a 4.4 second cooldown. As your E last for 4 seconds, it's pretty much always up.


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Fabriana was ranked 935 in 2013 and came to ranking only once in list of female names but is among the latest names appearing in US.
Full form of Fabriana : Frank Attentive Brilliant Restless Intelligent Able Nonjudgemental Accurate
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Cherey as a girls' name is a French name, and Cherey means "dear; cherry fruit". Cherey is a version of Cher (French). Cherey is also a derivative of Cherry (Middle English, Old French).
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I just had an experience that I want to share as it seems to be quite typical of the writer's journey. I wrote a post that I thought was really good, got all excited about it, expected some lovely feedback and…. Nothing. I fell flat on my face. Well, my ego did. In comedies, when the main character falls flat in his or her face it's funny. In real life, it hurts.
Writing can be a lonely business sometimes. People don't realise. It's not like those office jobs where you have colleagues, a coffee machine, a boss, a structure, a plan, an annual review and a pay check. For a writer none of this exists. You have to self motivate yourself. You have to build your own plan. And very often it's wiser to have a day job or at least a part time job so that you don't find yourself in a state of desperately needing money as it usually repels opportunities when you approach them in that emotional state. Believe me, I learnt the lesson first hand.
So how do you keep that motivation? How do you build self belief? Very often, friends and family, as well meaning as they are, have no clue what it is like to fend for yourself. They have jobs. They don't take risk. And writing is a very risky business. You risk making a fool of yourself. You risk spending years "trying" with no obvious result. Writers circles can be good, as long as you come across one that is supportive. I admit not having ever been to one myself so I can't comment. I would love for you to share your experience I'm your circle if you go to one.
I have however, shared my work with friends and family and although I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, I don't recommend it. For me, what has worked best, is make friends with like minded writers. I learnt over the years that just because you do the same thing does not mean you will be on the same page. We all have our insecurities, especially us creatives. In fact, I would hazard a guess that most of us walk through life feeling like frauds and hoping no one is going to expose us. I do. Our inner critics are vicious. We struggle to gather enough self belief to get started. The last thing we want is to share a piece of work with someone who has ulterior motives. Someone who has unresolved issues and who is going to trash our piece because it's good and they are jealous. Someone who is going to only pretend to help us but does nothing to really improve our work because they believe in competition and it's them or us. And believe me there are a LOT of those birds flying around.
If you are put in the position of Irving feedback on a fellow writer's work, remember the compliment sandwich. Praise-feedback-praise. No one should ever give feedback in any other way.
Be extremely picky who you share work and make friends with. I know this does not sound very nice but at the first sign of a lash out, take your leave. Don't put up with nasty behaviour. You want to be around people who genuinely want you to do well. They are rare, I know, but well worth the wait. And let's be honest, it is hard for us too. If your best friend got a book deal before you, it would be hard to celebrate it, especially if you believed that your work is better than his or hers. This is human nature. But we can all rise above the fear, envy, jealousy, anger, resentment and all those dark feelings that we all experiment when we forget there is space for everyone. The best way to do this is to be honest. It is better to say to this friend "I find it really hard to be happy for you when I feel left behind, so please accept my apologies, let me sleep on it and hopefully I will be able to be genuinely happy for you tomorrow morning." Rather than pretend you are happy but give her a fake smile.
We all have our insecurities, but if we are not willing to stick out for others and support each other, then there is no point. No one else can do it for us, because no one else understands the loneliness of the writer's life. So in a way, I see this as a necessity.
I don't believe in competition. I don't believe competition is doing any of us any good. I much prefer collaboration. So what! the world as we know is competitive? Maybe we can invent a new world for writers where encouragement, support and space for everyone could be created.
At "I can make you write" I want to create such a space.
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What is the best way to tune this car to turn a little more easier, the ferrari's on these races are kicking my butt on the Medium difficulty. ( I increase difficulty for more credits)
Any help will be appreciated
Mercury_Archer 7 years ago#2
What kind of trouble is it giving you? Is it too hard to turn, or are you spinning out a lot?
If it's the former, try shifting a bit more of your traction to the front wheels. Increase the front downforce a bit, maybe decrease it in the rear somewhat. Set the front ride height a smidge lower than the rear and perhaps the tire pressure as well, though I tend to prefer lower tire pressure for the drive wheels.
If you're spinning out, do the opposite and maybe tighten your differential a bit(believe mine is sitting at about 85% on acceleration). Hopefully someone a bit more knowledgeable will answer soon, haha.
The SL65 is one of my best overall A-class cars, though I don't have either of the spoilers on it. Have you tried driving it without them? I'd also suggest you lower your brake pressure a bit and try messing with it in smaller increments. If you didn't already know, you can go under "Upgrade" and select "Test Drive" and make adjustments while driving your car and see how different changes affect it as well. Hope this helps.
Gamer_Dude12345 7 years ago#3
^ it's RWD
WaywardSon464 7 years ago#4
I feel like it has really, really long drive ratios in regard to when you upshift compared to other cars. Even when you're near redline, it still drops you down to like 4k from like 9k after upshifting. It does handle kinda like a boat.
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Guybrush_Three 7 years ago#5
I used the 65 black as soon as I unlocked it, its one of the cars from my dream garage, take the spoiler off the rear you dont need that, you need the arse end to slide a bit and 4wd it, put 80%+ torque rear wheels, drops the PI a bit and you and give the engine a bit more attention. you must must must do full weight reduction due to it being stupidly heavy. its not the best car to race but you dont half look a G when power sliding the pimp mobile past lambos and rarrar's
I'am dyslexic no the spell check dosent help, I fail at English I know thank you...
considering this is one of the most badass cars at Mercedes makes, i was really disapointed with how it is in game.
it seems so boaty. so fat and over weight. i couldnt get any type of tune into that car that was competitive, there are so many other A cars that are miles ahead of this one.
even with full weight reduction and AWD swap it still seems over bloated and junky to me.
i had high hopes for it, as i love the looks and the specs, but disapointed overall with the performance.
would sure love to touch one in real life, something about twin turbo v12s that make me drool....hehe
Tried the tips everyone gave me, still can't get it to turn, what other dependable A class cars are there that can beat the Ferrari's on the Medium Difficulty, Lambos I have no problem with.
WaywardSon464 7 years ago#8
It's definitely one of the less-than-stellar vehicles that have been translated into the game.
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Oh yeah, I might add that people treat 4WD cars like they're holier than thou, but they have one weakness--they can't turn on a dime. I have an A-class rear-wheel drive SL65, it's not that bad with basic tires and some speed upgrades, try it if you're desperate.
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