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Micro-evidence on day labourers and the thickness of labour markets in South Africa
The South African labour market is characterised by sharp segmentation, high unemployment and apparently limited informal sector employment. Recent work has focussed on the importance of the quality of education while others have argued that the rigidity of the labour market constrains employment growth. This paper considers the spatial aspects of the day labour market and argues that the size and proximity of economic activity found in agglomerations ensure a thick labour market that allows for better matching between workers and jobs. The results indicate that the day labourers, who were hired by the same employer more often, receive higher earnings and the thicker metropolitan labour market allows workers to become more specialised and receive higher earnings.
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The undergraduate program in African American studies centers on the inspiring contributions that Africans—both continental and diaspora—have made on the road to human excellence. Our students are exposed to national and international leaders who share the history and 21st century reality of African culture, history, literature, languages and community. We teach critical, analytical, research and creative skills to prepare students for roles of effective agency. Students will learn to lead in the intellectual, research and social activist domains of professional and community life.


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(GK: Garrison Keillor, SS: Sue Scott, TK: Tom Keith, TR: Tim Russell)
SS: THE LIVES OF THE COWBOYS ... brought to you by Trailblazer Table Napkins ... use 'em as napkins (SMOOSH OF GREASE) ... as hankies (NOSE HONK) ... or use 'em to flag down the train (CHUGGA CHUGGA, SLOWING, BRAKES) and now, for Trailblazer, here's today's exciting adventure ... (OUTDOOR AMBIENCE. NIGHT. HORSE HOOVES AS DUSTY AND LEFTY RIDE INTO TOWN.)
TR: Dagnab it to tarnation and blazes, doggone the goldarn luck. Drat!
GK: Take it easy -
TR: Take it easy!!! We lose five-hundred goldarn head of dagnabbed longhorn cattle out in the middle of the doggone prairie and I'm supposed to take it easy????
GK: We'll find 'em tomorrow.
TR: How could we do such a stupid thing?
GK: Well, if you're ridin' ahead of the herd, you gotta take a look back every now and then to make sure they're still with ya.
TR: Perfectly clear day in the flattest part of Wyoming and we lose 500 goldarned cattle!!
GK: Whoa. Whoa. (HORSES WHINNY, STOP, CHUFF. DUSTY AND LEFTY DISMOUNT. WALK TO HITCHING RAIL. TIE UP THE HORSES) Easy, there. Easy. (WHINNY) Wonder if there's a spa in this town. We could take our spring baths, Dusty.
TR: (GRUNTS) You take a bath, it only attracts the wrong kinda women. Women interested in working on relationships. Me, I prefer brief but intense friendships with dance hall floozies. And not bathing makes it a whole lot easier to say goodbye in the morning.
GK: I kinda miss having a social life.
TR: What you want that for?
GK: I want a woman I can talk with.
TR: About what?
GK: Anything I want to.
TR: Such as what, for example?
GK: Things. Personal things.
TR: Name one.
GK: I'd rather not.
TR: Name one thing you can talk to a woman about that you can't talk to me about. Name one.
GK: Beauty.
TR: Beauty! Ha! (HE HAWKS AND SPITS) You're getting soft in the head, pardner. I swear, I think you maybe drank downstream of the herd a few times too many. Made you loco.
GK: It isn't crazy to have a little sensitivity.
TR: Sensitivity! Ha! (HE HAWKS AND SPITS) I remember that time you squatted down by the campfire and sat on your spurs. Boy, you showed some sensitivity then! (HE CHUCKLES)
GK: I won't even dignify that with a response.
TR: (READING SIGN) The Yellow Dog Saloon. Let's go in, what do you say?
GK: You go ahead, I'll just walk out on the prairie and gaze up at the stars.
TR: C'mon, don't be a party poop.
GK: I'm not.
TR: Just come in for ten minutes. If it's no fun, then okay -
GK: This goes against my good judgement, Dusty -
TR: Good judgment comes from experience, Lefty, and all the really useful experiences come from bad judgment.
GK: I don't know about this - (DOOR CREAKS OPEN. PIANO, "CAMPTOWN RACES". PARTY MILIEU. FOOTSTEPS AS THEY WALK TO THE BAR AND SIT DOWN.) This is a rough crowd, Dusty. Bunch of one-eyed men and I smell some sheepherders.
SS: Howdy, boys. What can I bring you?
TR: Bring us a whiskey bottle and two glasses, ma'am.
SS: Okay.
GK: Just one glass, ma'am. I'd prefer a juice drink - you make smoothies?
SS: Tell me what's in it, I'll make it.
GK: How about orange juice, ginseng, a pinch of yeast, and some squeezed peaches? (MUSIC STOPS, ROOM IS STILL) (FOOTSTEPS APPROACH SLOWLY AND STOP)
TK: Somebody here make a reference to squeezing Peaches?
SS: He did, Big Messer.
TK: You referred to squeezing Peaches?
GK: I did. Yes.
TK: Peaches is my girlfriend.
GK: That's nice, but I wasn't talking about her, I was talking about fruit -
TK: You sure?
GK: Of course I'm sure.
TK: What you talking about fruit in a saloon for?
SS: He ordered a fruit drink, Big Messer.
TK: Is that right? A fruit drink? YOU ORDERED A FRUIT DRINK? (RUNNING FOOTSTEPS APPROACH) What is it?
TR (LITTLE GUY): Run for your life! Big John is on his way to town! (CROWD REACT, FEAR)
TK: Big John??
TR (LITTLE GUY): They seen him. He's on his way to town!! (RUNNING FOOTSTEPS AND DIVE THROUGH WINDOW)
TK: Let me out of here!! (RUNNING) (MORE HYSTERIA, SHOUTS IN DISTANCE)
TR: I'm getting out of here, Lefty -
GK: You go ahead. I want to have this fruit drink.
TR: (OFF) See you later, pardner.(RUNNING, DOOR OPEN, CLOSE)
SS: You ain't never met Big John before, mister?
GK: Can't say that I have.
SS: Big John is the biggest, meanest, roughest, toughest hombre there is in these parts, that's all. He rides a Brahma bull bareback and uses a rattlesnake for a whip and he'd just as soon bounce a chair off your noggin as look at you.
GK: Izzat right?
SS: His daddy used to be the roughest, toughest, and then one day Big John beat up his daddy.
GK: Interesting. So - you think you can find some orange juice and peaches and ginseng and yeast?
SS: (SHE GIVES HIM A LOOK) You're not like other cowboys, are you.
GK: I wouldn't know. I just know what I like.
SS: Most cowboys just want to get drunk, have sex, fall asleep, have a steak for breakfast, win a thousand dollars at cards, beat somebody up, and then repeat the cycle.
GK: I have gradually gotten over all that and now I am primarily interested in seeking out beauty, ma'am.
SS: (SHE GIVES HIM A LOOK) Huh?
GK: There is in art and music and literature a spiritual power that can get a person through the ugliest times. You wouldn't happen to have a guitar on the premises, would you?
SS: Got one behind the counter here. Here you go - (BUMP OF GUITAR BEING HANDED OVER)
GK: Thanks. Nice guitar.
SS: It was left here by a fellow by the name of Lonesome Leo Kottke.
GK: Is that right?
SS: He got discouraged with his music and decided to switch to writing novels instead.
GK: (STRUM, OUT OF TUNE) Well, I can see why. (HE TUNES, APPROXIMATELY) It was out of tune. (TUNES) That'd discourage anybody. (STRUMS)
When it's springtime on the prairie,Darn.
I'll be coming home to you.
My dear Miss North Dakota,
With your bonnie eyes of blue.... (OFF KEY)
Once again I'll say I love you,
While the birds sing all the day,
When it's springtime on the prairie -
SS: This could be him! (WOOD BREAKAGE. DOOR IS RIPPED OFF FLUNG AND FLUNG ASIDE. CHICKEN FLURRY. TR ROAR. STOMPS.)
TR (THUG): Okay, here I am, time to fall on your knees and weep for mercy. Death and desolation have arrived. (HE HOWLS) I can whip any man alive, no matter how large - outrun him, outpunch him, and if necessary outstink him. I have the worst breath of any man or beast - breath that can gag a goat and knock a buzzard off the garbage truck. And when I pass gas, there is no protection against it. Silent Death; kills people and leaves the houses standing.
SS: What do you want from us?
TR: I want to see you cower trembling with fear and begging for mercy. I want to see you weep and whimper and tug at my pants leg.
GK: And what if we don't feel like it?
TR: What do you mean, what if you don't feel like it? You just wait til I let a good one. (HE HOLDS BREATH.) Darn. Musta been the wrong brand of beans.
SS: You're not Big John, are you -
TR: (TERRIFIED) Big John?? Did you say Big John????
SS: He's on his way here right now.
TR (TERRIFIED): Big John is coming here???? Oh no. (HE FARTS)
GK: That was nothing, mister. I've known Sunday School teachers who let a bigger one than that. You better skedaddle before Big John comes. (TR PANIC, RUNS AWAY).
SS: What'd you say you wanted? orange juice, ginseng, peaches, and yeast?
GK: That's right.
SS: What kind of a drink is that?
GK: It's good. It cures depression and improves your brainpower and -
When it's springtime on the prairie,Darn.
I'll be coming home to you.
My sweetheart of the stockyards
With your bonnie eyes of blue ... (OFF KEY)
Once again I'll say I love you,
While the birds sing all the day,
When it's springtime on the prairie -
GK: Who are you?
TR (VAMPIRE): I am the Prince of Darkness, the Evil One, I roam the world, forever restless, and no mortal can resist.
GK: Hey -
TR (VAMPIRE): What?
GK: Did you know Big John is coming?
TR (VAMPIRE): No! No! Not Big John! Aiiiieeeeeee! (FLAPS WINGS, FLIES AWAY)
SS: What do you with these peaches? You put 'em in a blender?
GK: Yeah. And then strain em.
SS: Smells good, doesn't it -
GK: Yeah.
When it's springtime on the prairie,
I'll be coming home to you.
My dear Miss North Dakota
With your bonnie eyes of blue.... (OFF KEY)
Once again I'll say I love you,
While the birds sing all the day,
When it's springtime on the prairie -
GK: Hi.
TR (ORDINARY GUY): Hi.
GK: How are you?
TR: Fine. Didn't mean to interrupt your song.
GK: That's okay.
TR: What's that I smell? peaches?
GK: Yeah.
TR: Nice.
GK: Yeah.
TR: You from here?
GK: Huh uh.
TR: Neither am I.
GK: You wouldn't happen to be Big John, would you?
TR: Yeah, I am.
GK: You're not like what I expected.
TR: No.
GK: Everybody here is scared to death of you.
TR: I know.
GK: How come?
TR: Publicity.
GK: Publicity -
TR: Right.
SS (APPROACHING): Okay. Here's your drink - oh. Hi.
TR: Hi. Smells nice.
GK: This is Big John.
SS: Oh.
TR: I love peaches and orange juice.
SS: You want one?
TR: Sure.
SS: Okay. (FOOTSTEPS AWAY)
TR: Looks like spring.
GK: Yeah.
TR: They say it should be nice for the weekend.
GK: That's what they say.
TR: I rode over from Cody.
GK: Uh huh.
TR: You could see sagebrush blooming.
GK: Uh huh.
TR: Birds singing.
GK: Right.
TR: Smell grass growing.
GK: I suppose.
TR: Hear cattle lowing.
GK: Uh huh.
TR: About five hundred head.
GK: Really.
TR: Just west of town.
GK: Uh huh.
TR: Yours?
GK: Yeah. Reckon.
(STRUMS)All right.
When it's springtime on the prairie,
I'll be coming home to you.
My sweetheart of the stockyards,
With your bonnie eyes of blue.... (HITS RIGHT CHORD)
(STRUMS)TR: Not bad.
Once again I'll say I love you,
While the birds sing all the day,
When it's springtime on the prairie,
On the prairie faraway.
GK: Thanks.
TR: It's no Leo Kottke, but it's not bad.
GK: So what line of work you in, Big John?
TR: I'm a lawyer.
GK: Ahhh. Of course.
TR: I'm about ready to retire, though.
GK: Oh?
TR: Yeah.
GK: And do what?
TR: Enjoy life.
GK: Is that right?
TR: Yeah.
GK: Well, there's a lot of it out there to enjoy. (THEME)
SS: THE LIVES OF THE COWBOYS ... brought to you by La Casa Grande Brand Placemats for the Trail. Don't set your grub down in the dirt - use one of these handsome place mats from La Casa Grande? Your choice of six patterns: Woodland Scenes, Noted Composers, Tropical Birds, Great Volcanoes of the World, Members of the Supreme Court, or Miss Peaches Savage of Casper, Wyoming. (WHINNY) (MUSIC OUT)
(c) 1999 by Garrison Keillor


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Yes, an excellent reason for all of us to raise our glass – Happy Birthday, Tricia! We love you. <3
And we'll be all over the genre map tonight. Enjoy the show!
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MJ Darl!ng – Starship
Ralph Lindstrom – Harmony
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If a healthy majority of seniors had their druthers, they would opt to remain in their homes.
Creating a Village, based on neighbor helping neighbor, may help make that happen.
Clayton residents are considering starting a senior community that transcends brick and mortar. The village concept will be explored at a meeting Jan. 29, at the Clayton Community Library.
Clayton has the ingredients for such a thriving community, with its larger-than-average senior population and it being located in a region with a bent toward volunteerism, according to Maria Kontras Xiaris, 52, who is among the initial core of Village enthusiasts.
The Village model offers members access to myriad "concierge" services, from fixing a latch to providing transportation, provided by volunteers and a vetted, professionally prescreened list of purveyors, from attorneys and financial advisers to electricians and plumbers.
"It's an empowerment model," she says. "We want to carve another path. We want new options … This will catch fire."
If the idea proves viable, the Clayton Valley Village will join 14 in the Bay Area, 100 nationwide and another 100 that are in development, since the concept was launched on Boston's Beacon Hill in 2002, according to Xiaris.
"It's a whole different feel if you're part of a Village (to ask for help.) With families being so far away, this fits the need," says 27-year Clayton resident Sonja Wilkin, who is part of the initial group and who first introduced the idea for the Clayton Valley Village at a council meeting last April.
She is certain this grass-roots idea is going to flourish.
Proponents of the concept in Lamorinda are further along in their implementation, awaiting their tax-exempt nonprofit status, with a target of fall 2014 for the launching of the Lafayette Village for the 65 and older set.
"So long as the creeks don't rise and the damn doesn't break," says Lafayette resident Ruth McCahan, one of its founders and part of its 35-member volunteer task force.
The Village also will offer options for continuing education, health and wellness and a vital social component, along with providing family members the peace of mind that their senior will have supportive round-the-clock resources, McCahan says, noting they are exploring offering daily reassurance calls for members who live alone.
Meanwhile, the Ashby Village has been operating in Berkeley for those 50 and older, and along with dues from its 275 members, has been sustained by philanthropic contributions from the Archstone Foundation.
"We're not designed to provide case management," says its executive director Andy Gaines. "(The Village) is a way to gracefully embrace the challenge of aging."
Elaine Clark, executive director of Meals on Wheels and Senior Outreach Services in Contra Costa County, cites the emergence of these Villages as beneficial means to address the needs of an ever-growing senior population, with the younger segment facing different problems than those from the Depression- and World War II-era who had paid more into Medicare and Social Security.
"All of these models are going to be critical," says Clark, also citing the various senior centers as vehicles for providing resources.
Clark notes that the geographic scope of her agency has the requisite population density to provide more of the emergency interventions than stand-alone Villages, and specifically addresses the segment of lower-income seniors, who are "at risk of falling through the safety net."
Senior Services continues to rely on its vital partnership with the John Muir Foundation to address the vast need, recently securing a grant and launching the first of a three-year project designed to "beef up its care management team."
This allows the community-based organization to define the full scope of a particular senior's needs, be it food, medication management or home modifications to reduce the likelihood of debilitating falls, and then create a "full-on, monitored care plan," Clark says of the ensuing services provided at no cost to qualifying clients.
Whether it's a Village or part of senior outreach, "we're going to look at the whole person that we're going to keep out of the hospital and independent," Clark says.
WHAT: Clayton Valley Villages informational meeting to learn how the Village movement lets seniors stay in their homes as long as possible
WHEN: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29
WHERE: Clayton Community Library, 6125 Clayton Road
INFORMATION: ccclib.org/locations/clayton.html


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Hi. I'm Graham Shavick. I'm a registered counsellor and psychotherapist - I support individuals with their psychological wellbeing. I have private sector experience as a counsellor and psychotherapist.
What to ExpectA preliminary assessment session enables you to see if you are comfortable with me, share what troubles you, ask questions, clarify confidentiality, and determine if therapy may help you. Please use a contact option on the right to book an introductory assessment appointment in Regent's Park, London, North Finchley, London, West End, London or Winchester.
Counselling centres on listening to you, and assisting you. You determine which issue concerning your childhood or adulthood you explore. An aim of counselling is to help you to speak about a difficulty and discover a solution which is right for you.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (England and Wales) recommends counselling for depression.
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Integrative therapy selects therapies to suit your needs and the issues you experience. It considers your subjective experiences and options. An aim of integrative therapy is to help you advance your self-awareness.
Psychotherapy focuses on you, and you gaining insight into the difficulties you face. It explores your ideas, feelings and relevant moments in your life. Psychotherapy aims to help you develop or find suitable ways of coping.
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Graham abides by the Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling and Psychotherapy of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), the Code of Ethics of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and the Code of Ethics of the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology Regent's College (SPCPRC) London.
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My Consulting Address is in easy reach ofRegent's Park, Regents Park, Baker Street, Marylebone, North Marylebone, Harley Street, Fitzrovia, West End, Oxford Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch, Hyde Park, Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road, Euston, St. Johns Wood, Primrose Hill, Paddington, Camden Town, Regent Street
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Attorney Robert Greene, Jr. is proud to have almost twenty years of experience in the area of Criminal Law, and is dedicated to protecting his clients' legal rights. Whether you, or a loved one, is facing a criminal infraction or a serious criminal charge, the attorneys and staff at Law Offices of Robert G. Greene Jr., PLLC are available to advise you of your rights, duties and consequences, and to assist you in defending yourself/loved one against the criminal charges.
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As the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) continues to conserve maritime heritage, they welcomed the Miracle Class National Championships last week from 11 -16 August, supporting the legacy of traditional racing classes in the UK.
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Financial Aid To Help Lyme Disease Affected Man Return Home To Hawaii
by Steve Ryan
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I am 34 years old, male, single and childless. I am currently living with my father. I lived for five years on my own - most recently in Hawaii.
I am a huge fan of the Philadelphia Phillies and the Beatles. I am excitedly waiting for my first official nephew to be born in January 2014.
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I have been bitten by a tick and inflicted with Lyme disease on three separate occasions:
-summer of 1992, in between my 7th and 8th grade years in middle school.
-in the fall of 1996, the beginning of my senior year in high school
-in the summer of 2010.
Each time I was bitten, I was given antibiotics to flush the disease out; however, I am stuck with the symptoms.
My personal symptoms include extreme fatigue, extreme, annoying pain to every joint in my body, trouble eating and a slow destruction to my nervous system. I feel at my worst when the weather changes. In New Jersey, the weather changes practically every day.
I didn't realize how bad the disease has affected me, other than the joint pain, until I got bit for the third time.
I have had emotional problems throughout my life that have led to me acting ìcrazyî and very embarrassing - with family, friends, and girls I have dated/liked. I always thought I was a lunatic until I was bitten again and felt the rage over simple things grow.
I realized then how bad the Lyme's has affected my nerves and my brain functions.
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Due to my not fully understanding of my disease and its effects, I dropped out of college after my junior year. I went through some emotional issues that I could not solve.
In high school, I was an honor student, class president and received others honors. Not finishing college was a huge disappointment for myself and others.
I have been stuck with my student loans ever since, but have not had a job that I could help pay them off.
Circumstances with my disease have led to me having two DUIs, which has added to my financial hardships.
After I was bitten for the 3rd time, I attempted to move to a better climate to help me deal with the joint pain and get stronger.
Unfortunately I was on probation at the time so I had to wait two years because those in charge would not let me leave the state, despite my illness.
In June 2012, after I was finally cleared, I moved to Hawaii, for the steady weather and peaceful environment. I transferred my job as a manager of a movie theater, and left everyone I knew.
During my 4th month there, I messed up a transaction on a register. My Lyme's sometimes throws my brain in a loop and I get confused as to what I am doing. After over 11 years with the company, I was suspended because they thought I stole $19.
With doctors' notes, I eventually got my job back, but missing over a month's worth of income, I was unable to keep the place I was renting at the time. Luckily I made great friends in the short time I was there so I was able to find a place to stay.
However, the place was too far from the theater for me to keep my job, so I had to resign. I do not drive. I feel it is completely irresponsible for me to drive due to my nerves being as bad as they are.
In February 2013, I came home for my brother's wedding, I was the best man and had to be there earlier. That, and other personal circumstances beyond my control, led to me being unable to return to Hawaii.
In the few months in Hawaii, I felt better at times than I had since I was 13 years old. Because of the suspension and people basically planning my life for me, I was very stressed and lost all of my progress.
I had every intention of returning to Hawaii to resume my healing, I even left personal items. Unfortunately, I couldn't. I have been stuck in Jersey ever since.
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I worked as a manager of a movie theater for over 11 years. After I was bitten for the third time, I took a few months off and was on disability. I took a pay cut when I moved to Hawaii.
After I resigned, I was on unemployment for a couple of months. I would have liked to stay on unemployment for a little more, just to relieve stress.
Once it was clear that I was not able to return to Hawaii, my father forced me to get a job. He has never really been sympathetic to my disease and situation.
I worked at a swimming pool store up until last week (the beginning of October), but I am not needed there anymore, due to the swim season ending.
I am currently looking for jobs locally due to my non-driving situation, but not having any luck.
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I would like to get back to Hawaii and live stress free - even if it's just for a couple of months. As stated, I was feeling great - working out, eating right, and the weather and peaceful environment was extremely beneficial for me.
If I could get help with my loans and other debt I have neglected, trying to figure out what was wrong with me, that would be amazing.
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It seems that just as the 30's offered the chance to turn dreams into reality, Syria is offering that chance up to 'the left' today. Suddenly, for me, the recent travel bans and the passport confiscation laws etc make sense since we are potentially looking at an international influx of non-nutters and non- psychopaths as happened during the Spanish Revolution of the 30s.
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The social democracy of my youth has radically collapsed into our current culture of individualism, privatisation and personal greed.
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Award winning author Eleanor Catton has expressed her disappointment and anger with politics in general and the government in particular.
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Tania Billingsley has waived her right to name suppression in the case against the Malaysian diplomat accused of attempted rape – and a Minister of Foreign Affairs who wants the finger pointed at anyone but him.
She's spoken to 3rd Degree about it, and I think she's a big damn hero.
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In The Matrix Neo discovers that his "reality", is a virtual world that had kept him from seeing "the desert of the real". George Monbiot cites research that shows how capitalism is eating itself and its consumers. The marketing con of "the good life" – desert of the real.
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It's nothing but ardent colonial nonsense to be celebrating a seasonally determined cultural event in the wrong season and about six months off the mark. Every culture that marks new year celebrates around the time of, well…new year. And every culture that marks New Year locates it somewhere in the winter; notionally around the time […]
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Nowadays that might is lent to important things like… throwing a wee party.
Those tough old bastards must be rolling in their graves.
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Watch the world Burn
Kog'Maw Build
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The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
I do not have time to work on this, I just wanted to get it out there and managed to scrounge up the time to do it (I do enjoy playing the game but between everything in life and relaxing, this does not really count as relaxation to me). I will periodically check it, but it wont be rewritten by me. If anyone wants it improved then take it upon yourself to write up (BBCoded if you so desire) until you reach your heart's content, then either post it in this threads discussion and/or PM it to me as well as explicitly stating that I (A.R.M.) can use the material provided in this guide ("Watch Them Burn" by A.R.M.). Any criticism about how I should improve my formatting (but do not offer the finished formatting themselves) will be taken as Ignorance to what I have explicitly stated here, thus ignored; I will welcome any constructive criticism about gameplay mechanics (including items, spells, runes, masteries, positioning, timing, anything for it.
Note: This is not rigor tested outside of ARAM's, and it took awhile to rigor test it inside of ARAMs for the champions are random. Trying to get people to welcome the idea of going through with this bot lane is quite difficult, I do not like rigor testing things like this with randoms because in my experience in most cases no matter how you do at least half of them get upset, if you do bad they are told you so's that rage and report... although those are not valid test cases for they didn't want to see you succeed in the first place. Considering I had a bad experience when I first started playing for people raging at me because I was really good with one champ that I mained so had a higher than I should have had normal (hidden) elo, then tried new champions and absolutely failed... so I got reported by my own team (even though I told them in champion select the situation (I never played champion before I want to learn it)... so I got banned for "Intentional Feeing." I did go something like 0 and 13 on sion being the worst stats out of them(and some ones from when I initially started playing that were residual, and of course the reports lack date stamps) ... from then on I haven't tried new champs except for when I have at least 2 other friends playing with me... for there is always the propensity to fail (which is why I fear trying new champs in PBE, especially with its stricter offense banning rules ("intentionally feeding"), anyways now that you have that word of caution (even though the tribunal has changed since then), lets get to the topic at hand.
I am going to assume whoever is viewing this knows the basic mechanics of Kog, and if not, one will learn, I advise seeking out other guides/resources to learn how to play him.
This guide is for ARAM, but if you want take the build and do an alternative build order in the other game modes. Keep in mind even AD Kogs do primarily magic damage, so you can go bot lane, for the days of solo Kog'Maw are over, just make sure there is ad elsewhere.
This guide basically states:
Kog mainly does magic damage despite the type of build.
Ginsues is a great sustain item (if he falls below 50% hp) and Kog can keep that active up infinitely if proper teamwork and patience is employed. 20% attack speed, 10% life steal, 10% spell vamp until exiting combat (until the timer that recognizes you (or your burns) as hurting anything expires)
One can indefinitely keep the passive up if proper teamwork and patience is employed too. +32% attack speed and +32 ability power
Kog should never overextend, but this build allows Kog to take (most) (<-- assumption that this will not always prove true on the basis that I can not possibly tested this vs the best player for each and every champion all the permutations of scenarios, let alone get anywhere close) anyone down that gets close to him.
This should also allow Kog to stay with his team rather than his team stay with him, although as with any carry, he still needs to be peeled for; point being is that he is not as team dependent.
Liandry's Burns like hell, and if the enemy gets close then your void ooze will cause an extra 6% (magic) burn prior to your additional (for they are now in range) 5% physical damage burn of the blade of the ruined king.
Rabadons makes the difference of 200ap (2% of health bonus magic damage) to (5% of health bonus magic damage), decide if cc/penetration is worth the loss of that 3% (how much health are your enemies packing). Ther eis also the fact that all his spells scale off AP
Ignore what is below for this guide is not proof read not is it formatted well, what is in this preface are my main points.
If you wish to do this outside of ARAM go bot with a support (or rather someone that will let you farm). Build in this following order: a chalice, a liandry's, sorcerers shoes, ginsues, blade of the ruined king, rylai's
Never spam your ult to poke, it is ok to do so if you are in a teamfight, just do not go overboard, for your cd's are not ridiculously long, and your other spells tend to be overall more effective in a teamfight landscape, use common sense (can you afford to go oom at this time, how much longer are you likely to live, and how much longer do you expect the fight to last (cost benefit analysis, the benefit being conserving mana to do more damage in the long run (if it make sense to as defined prior))).
Gameplay (Ginsues)
I know this is a mess, the gist of it is the build as a whole. Ginues offers great sustain, his ult's cd (for mana cost resets) is slightly under that of ginsues cd for stacking it's passive, so this results in a state of predictability(Kog will ult) but also in a state of constant sustain and fear for the opponent for Kog has 8 stacks of ginsues. Once you upgrade the chalice to a grail you increase your cd thus your level of predictability decreases enough strategically speaking. Ginsues drop below 50% health passive of sustain and attack speed yield insane sustain, and since the burns of your items count as damage dealt, it is constantly running, as long as you do damage to something every so often (ult mana cost cd) you are good to go (ad as anyone can imagine it is easy to keep ginsues up on SR, TT, and Dominion because there always are minions around, ARAM all minions die immediately and most champions are either fighting when vs a kog or dead (or Kog's tier 3 ult is not up and the enemy is too fast to keep pace with, although it is not the worst thing I the world to not have it, but it is one hell of a buff).
In short you don't have crazy mana sustain as AP Kog, but with proper management your more effective than AP Kog. Ginsues gives you sustain and damage for it is a given that someone will always get to you, and gone is the day of an AP Kog that can beat anyone that reaches him (lich bane is gone and Kog cannot ascertain 1k AP anymore). Blade of the Ruined King will buff your health a bit plus is a slow, thus your spells burn even if you have no other slow item and have no e.
Gameplay (slow items and liandry's)
Kog Must have liandry's for it almost makes up for his ults nerf, although if you don't know about that, then rather his ults lack of power. You do not need a slw item on ARAM, for more often than not you can hit them with void ooze (for they hav to fight or be poked to death), and that will give them 12% burn, then just keep hitting them whilst they're on it, plus you have the blade of the ruined king.
If you just cannot consistently land your ults then I advise rylai's. If you can but they get close and are high physical damage and life steal, then get iceborn gauntlents (If need be). It is always nice to have rylais for it yields in 12% burn (minus resistance), which is still absurd.
If you are doing this build outside of ARAM I advise a Rylai's as a must have for that added crowd control, plus if you blind skillshot anyone, it is harder for them to run away or engage.
Items overall
I have touched base on the items if you want to use them in ARAM, this section is for outside of ARAM.
Outside of ARAM I advise always rushing a chalice, then liandry's (get tier 1 boots somewhere in here). Then get sorcerers shoes (for Kog is slow, if your having issues with mana then conserve it a bit more, if your still having issues then get Elise's miracle (by level 15, philosophers stone of course prior for that gp10). Get ginsues next, if you are running hybrid pen runes get the pickaxe, if you are running magic pen runes get the blasting wand. Once ginsues is finished get the blade of the ruined king. Once you get the blade of the ruind king get rylais. Finally upgrade the chalice to a grail.
Ginsues allows you to effectively fight those that get unwelcomingly close, and the blade roots this into reality, attempting to fight those that get close prior to this is more or less futile (judge for yourself for it is situational) and resources are probably better spent trying to kill their carries as your team is.
If you are adverse the idea of more AP (a rylais) then grab a mercurial scimitar if cc is an issue, if movement speed or attack speed is an issue go a phantom dancer or a trinity force. If you desire more AP and don't like my other options there is always lich bane (as much AP as rylais but with movement speed and bonus damage rather than a slow).
If you chose to get sorcerers shoes upgrade them with furor.
Read the description, but basically Kog no matter how you build him does mainly magic damage, I opted hybrid penetration runes to increase the effectiveness of the blade of the ruined king and the smidget of ad I had as to make it harder to be counter built. It works great against the champions that lend themselves to be both high (magical) resistance and heavy sustain.
This guide is for ARAM, but if you are repurposing it I advise exhaust, for people will get close to you, and exhausts resistance reduction as well as it's movement impairment and damage nerf give you the upper hand even if they ignited you for you have overall more healing than ignite will do (you'll probably hit half hp then heal lie mad), plus your hybrid thus wrecking them from all angles especially if you use the blade of the ruined king.
After exhaust comes your preference of flash or ghost. I prefer ghost for Kog is clunky as it is, you can run away with ghost via void oozing (e) in the direction your running and run that way whilst the enemy is stuck on the slow ground, or you can chase down (within reason) anyone who dares try to run away. Flash is one of those spells so many use that if you flash they flash, or you flash to reposition but it is such a sort distance that it is irrelevant if they truly are killing you that fast (I believe it is better to fight to the death than it is to *****foot around).
Ghost is great for getting back into lane with whilst you have tier 1 (or the lack of) boots.
It is a given you always get Kog's ult when it comes available.
Once you have ginsues and you are trading with the enemy, ult every time the mana cost cd ends (right before the ginsues stack resets, even if you are not going to hit anything). Once ginsues hits 8 stacks you are ready to fight and go on your teams mark. Never overextend as Kog. When you have ginsues passive sustain active, always attempt to keep that up, you can do this by the same measure that is suggested to keep ginsues stacked, rather you always have to hit something you can damage.
If you are in an ARAM rush ginsues, if not, build in this following order (or as your game necessitates): a chalice, a liandry's, sorcerers shoes, ginsues, blade of the ruined king, rylai's.
If you get the pickaxe first, focus on leveling your ult, then your w, then your q, then your e, your going to want to get at least one point in your e early as to provide cc, the reason I level it in entirety before my q is that it has great base damage, and the cd on it is invaluable to myself.
If you get the blasting wand first then buy two companion faerie charms and a mana pot, focus on your ult, then your e, then your w, then your q. The same reason still applies for the q.
Other (modes/maps/possibilities):
Since your basically running apc (to start) with a support bot lane, you are going to want to level your spells in the same fashion I described for it you started a blasting wand on ARAM: focus on your ult, then your e, then your w, then your q. The same reason still applies for the q.
For SR:
If you want to be a stinker, someone who defy's the meta, something that no-one thinks would work (good reason or bad), and find the proper situations that it would be feasible, start nothing and have a strong starting "support," (you still get gold but they have the power to keep the enemy at bay), then as soon as possible go back to base for a pickaxe (or blasting wand, again your preference), then finish the ginsues... In other words build as advised for an ARAM, thus level your spells as you would in an ARAM under that build structure as well.
Just note that for anything other than ARAM switch that 1 point in defense to wherever you respectively need it for your spells. Keep in mind you do mainly Magic damage but want to do both. If you want you can switch over to the Archmage from the Brute force if you want, for you will get overall more AP than that initial AD boost.


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The actor is in final negotiations to join the action project, directed by Dan Bradley, which has already begun filming in Michigan.
Red Dawn follows the adventures of a group of teenagers who come together to defend their home town when it is invaded by a joint Chinese and Russian army, reports Variety.com.
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I genuinely love it when (semi)reasonable "Christians" attempt to do the "middle of the road" thing. The whole thing just stinks of desperation and panic at the undeniable fact that Fundies – hell, anybody who attempts to take the bible literally – is going to end up making "Christianity" look stupid/crazy,
Don't get me wrong: as compared to Fundies, they're somewhat less harmful (in the sense that punshing oneself in head is "less harmful" than self-inflicted trepanation with an electric drill.
Anyway – on the turd-polishing:
All the same, here are three logical consequences that follow from the fundamental teachings of young-earth creationism, and a few reasons it deserves to be a theological punching bag for once.
No. 1: God is a liar. The Bible says, "God is not human, that he should lie, not a human being, that he should change his mind." And yet, at the heart of young-earth creationism lies a deceptive God, a deity who appears to have far more in common with the trickster Loki than the savior I've come to know.
The Vredefort crater in South Africa is the largest confirmed impact crater ever discovered on earth; it's nearly 200 miles across — about the width of the state of Massachusetts. Scientists believe the asteroid that caused it was as much as 6.2 miles in diameter (i.e., about 6.0 more miles than the amount of miles I can run).
Under the young-earth model, this asteroid never could have struck. We know that, because if it did plow into the earth some time in the last 10,000 years, history most definitely would have recorded it, and we would still see the effects of its impact today. In fact, most likely, it would have caused mass extinctions and life would not have yet come close to recovering.
And so, if we must accept the young-earth position that either this planet is absurdly young or the Bible is not true, then we're left with one option: God created the world with Vredefort and dozens of other large craters already in it, for no other reason than to make us think the earth had been hit by massive asteroids when in fact, it never was.
And it's not just craters. There's radiometric dating, ice layering, continental drift, human Y-chromosomal ancestry, the fact that we can see starlight that took billions of years to reach earth, and much more — all of which points to a very, very old earth (and if you don't feel like reading, here's a helpful infographic made by Christian smart people).
Speaking as a Christian, I think these facts are pretty overwhelming. And I decided it made a lot more sense to believe in a God who first revealed himself in a document meant to convey theological — not scientific or historical — truth, rather than a God who told the literal truth in Genesis but lied in creation.
No. 2: Faith is unnecessary. Throughout the Bible, we see the high premium God puts on faith. It was a frequent theme of Jesus' messages: Obey me, believe me, even when it doesn't make sense.
Creationism teaches that there is no reason to have faith, and here's why: If the scientific evidence, objectively observed, really does point to the entire universe arising in a single creative event no more than 10,000 years ago, as YECs claim, then that means those who wrote the Bible undeniably had knowledge that they couldn't have had without the touch of God. Thus, the case is closed. God is real, the Bible is inspired and perfect — no further discussion necessary.
Any Christian should recoil from that. We know there is no power in rote knowledge of objective facts; the power is in our faith. Abraham was a man who talked to God. He had no need for faith in him — he had heard his voice. And indeed, Abraham is not remembered as a man who believed in God — that was easy for him. He is revered as a man of faith, because he trusted in God's promises, even when they seemed impossible.
I accept that there are legitimate reasons to doubt God's existence. But I still choose to believe and trust in him, because through my faith and his unfailing grace, I have encountered a relationship with a savior that defies explanation.
No. 3: Nonbelievers must be avoided. Young-earth creationism creates (alliteration, get it?) a vast gulf between those who believe in the Bible and virtually everyone else.
When I engage with other Christians who disagree with me on evolution, I have never sensed in them much of a longing for nonbelievers to experience the joy and salvation of knowing Jesus. I more often tend to encounter a deep animosity and mistrust, especially toward scientists. But here's the thing: If our shared theology is correct, we should be doing all we can to reach that very population (the scientific community) with a message of Christ that might make sense to them.
See, here's the thing: The genuinely sad part about the above-quoted individual is: he or she has ACKNOWLEDGED that the Bible ISN'T history, CANNOT be taken literally, and gets pretty much every factual statement on any "scientific" topic COMPLETELY WRONG (nonexistent global flood, impossible ark, self-contradiction as to the number of animals supposedly contained in said ark, etc.)
And yet, this individual still cannot bring him/herself to question the underlying theology itself (the "heaven/hell/faith"/salvation/blood-atonement thing).
This stupid fuck tacitly believes that those unlucky enough to have been born in areas where children are customarily brainwashed into aping and parroting DIFFERENT superstitions (Islam, Hinduism – whatever) – are (justifiably) doomed to an eternity of "hellfire" – merely on the basis of what is LITERALLY AN ACCIDENT OF BIRTH – MERE GEOGRAPHY.
That (more than anything else) is what is so irremediably vicious and, frankly, disgusting about the even the "naltiest" of these "N.A.L.Ts" – their underlying theology amounts to "Fundamentalism-lite".
Actually, I find them worst than (say) the Westboro assholes – because at least the Westboro assholes don't pretend to be sane.
Quite frankly, there is no chance in hell (pun very much intended), that this individual will ever succeed in the task of brainwashing someone far smarter and more honest into any sort of "personal relationship" with something which is overwhelmingly likely to turn out to be an imaginary friend.
As a site populated (primarily) by really intelligent ex-fundies sums this up:
The Top Ten Occupations That Lead People to Become AtheistsKeep in mind there are others I could mention and trying to rank them's a bitch:
Let me start out with biblical/ministry related ones and move on to others:
1) Become a Pastor. Then you'll learn how church people really behave. It could sour you from thinking there is an inward presence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Christians. Think Dan Barker, Charles Templeton, Joe Holman, yours truly, and many others. I had to start out this way. 😉
2) Become a Psychiatrist/Psychologist. Most practitioners in these fields do not believe. It's probably because they know what makes people tick so they just can't believe in a wrathful god who will judge us for our behavior or thinking patterns. Think Valerie Tarico.
3) Become a Biblical Scholar. I dare you. Do not stay within the confines of conservative scholarship, which is not much better than special pleading. Study at real schools. Think Hector Avalos (OT), Bart Ehrman and Bob Price (NT).
4) Become a Biblical Archaeologist. Just think William Dever and his books What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When Did They Know It?, Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Come From?, and Did God Have a Wife?
5) Become an Anthropologist. Not only are most anthropologists non-believers they are also relativists. Think David Eller (my favorite).
6) Become a Biologist. Try to maintain intelligent design as a biologist. And after getting your degree try publishing a peer-reviewed paper defending it. Only one has ever slipped through the cracks.
7) Become a Neurologist. Once you see how the brain works it accounts for why we think and behave as we do without the god-hypothesis.
8) Become a Physicist. Enough said. Think Victor Stenger.
9) Become a Zoologist. Study animals and see how much they are like us, and how we are like them. You'll be forced to consider their fate when they die compared to where humans go when we die. You'll be forced to consider why they suffer so much if there is a good god.
10) Become a Cosmologist. The existing universe and the many other possible existing ones put out the fires of religious passion. You'll be forced to consider the vastness of existence and the wastefulness of a creator god whose greatest creation is on this pale blue dot.


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