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Now it is time to load the pit. The first layer of materials are the ceramic pieces partially embedded into a sawdust mixture. You can use just saw dust but a mixture of sawdust plus other materials such as rock salt, crushed charcoal, and crumpled newspaper will help create even more effects. This is what Lancet suggest when loading the pit.
The second layer of materials that goes on top of the saw dust and ceramic ware are 12" of crumbled newspaper. This will help cushion the ware from the weight of the layers of material on top.
The third layer (optional) is a layer of cow dung. It goes on top of the newspaper and below the wood which is the last layer of combustible material.
The fourth and final layer consists of wood. At the workshop, Nottingham members gathered up roughly 10-12 cu. yards of rough dry ocean driftwood composed of bamboo and various woods.
Practically any real wood will work. Just stay away from woods that are treated or have glues in them like ply wood, particle board, or wafer board.
You need enough wood to fill up the entire pit. If it's a smaller pit, you may want enough wood to fill the pit plus some to put more in later. At the worshop at Nottingham, we filled the pit with wood slightly heeping over the top of the pit. It was a lot of wood, but we did not put any more wood on after it was lit and the cover was put on.
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one big problem i see is that you made the proc rates 100%. If you remember, building a trinity force doesn't give you a free frozen mallet, your still stuck with the crappy phage proc rate. I believe it should stay the same for the tank version as well. Basically the combine cost is to save backpack space + buff the raw stats a little bit.
Oooh, this is fun...
Glacial Shroud (1525 Gold) + Chalice of Harmony (890 Gold) + X gold combine cost
50+ Armor
500 mana
10 mana regen/5
UNIQUE PASSIVE: For every 1% mana missing, mana regen is increased by 1%
UNIQUE PASSIVE: Every hostile spell cast in X radius of you gives you X mana
Basically, an early to midgame tank item for mana hungry CDR based tanks like Galio, Amumu, and Nunu. The combine cost would probably need to be a bit expensive as having 20%CDR too early could cause bruisers to pick up the item.
Things about the item you made:
First, why do you gain more magic resistance than armor from this item, shouldn't it be the other way around since the norm is that you gain more armor than magic resistance in a game.
Second, why did you use quicksliver sash. I for one believe that Quicksliver sashis actually really good for the fact that it removes CC and should not build anything to it. It should only remain as a option to counter someone. A few more buffs maybe, but not an upgrade path.
Third, what makes Trinity Force good is not the stats it gives, but the effects. If you're trying to mimic trinity force, I would suggest the stats being lower.
Now to play along and create my very own defense trinity force:
- Kindlegem (850) + Chalice of Harmony (890) + Warden's Mail (1350) + 750 gold = 3840 gold
Stats: (how much it increased)
- 250 Health (+50)
- 55 Armor (+5)
- 35 Magic Resistance (+5)
- 30 Health Regen (+10)
- 12.5 Mana Regen (+5)
- 12.5% Cooldown Reduction (+2.5)
- Unique Passive: Increases your health regen and mana regen by 1.5% per 1% you are missing. (they increase to respect to their individual pools)
- Unique Passive: 30% chance to reduce physical attacker's movement speed and attack speed by 35% for 4 seconds.
The tanky item of all tanky items. I used the three least used items that I know of to make it. The upgrade cost is high because every stat is vaubleable to everyone, so the cost is suppose to reflect that. It's still very cost efficient when including the buffs to the passives.
Fairy EDIT! - After thinking it over and reading some comments, I changed my effects and I declare that every champion would be able to make good use of it because this is the tanky items of all tanky items with every stat you would want to be more tanky!
And Yes, I agree that a tanky trinity force item should never be made, but saying that, I still want to throw out random ideas for fun!
About my suggestion having more MR than Armor, the whole idea about the item is that armor is so much easier to buy, so after you buy it you wouldn't have any issue making up the Armor that you want.
I really like the suggestions you two have made. Of course this is all just idea crafting but I appreciate the effort towards making a Legendary Tank item.
That said, I hope this thread gets more attention and people start thinking about it more to help Tanks out.
Thanks again for your replies!
So as the Trinity force, we need an item that emphasizes the 3 other aspects. So here's my idea.
Warden Mail + Spirit Visage (I think there should be a new MR item for this) + Catalyst
+ some gold
50 Armor
500 Health
500 Mana
25 hp5
Unique: When hit, attacker has 30% chance of being slowed and weaker attack speed
Unique: +20% Self Heal
Unique: Every time an enemy champion hits you, you restore 2% of your max mana
Although only a few tank/offtanks could use this. Galio comes to mind. And Taric is practically giddy if he can get focused with this.
The problem with adding a trinity force like item to tanks is that every dps will get it and defeat the purpose. What you really need is items that dps wouldn't like, such as a stat stick that gives higher armor/magic resistance than ga but without the rez. There are several suggestions for such an item already on forumns.
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If it harms nobody, I don't care But when you try to double down on them, you're being selfish [b]Other Editor.[/b] same hahahahahah What if you're turned on by almost everything except blood and poop [b]Jim S.[/b] That's fine. But one at a time [b]Other Editor.[/b] because that shit's gross That's kind of unfair to bondage [b]Jim S.[/b] Like, don't put boots ON a toaster and fuck it while being pissed on. [b]Other Editor.[/b] There's a lot of really fun things that can be done in conjunction with that that you'd miss out on [b]Jim S.[/b] It's too much. You can't enjoy all that shit at once. Well, I'm talking mostly about the really bizarre stuff Fuck, I think bondage is almost pedestrian [b]Other Editor.[/b] You're doing it wrong then [b]Jim S.[/b] Well, as a concept in and of itself. I don't doubt you can seriously beef it up But when I talk about the doubling down, I mean to specifically reference the really out-there shit Like, I said, the dick-girls with MASSIVE dongs. It's too much to take in (pun not intended) A drawing of a girl with a penis is enough for one man. [b]Other Editor.[/b] I want to know what those people would do if they actually encountered a dickgirl with an empire state building dick Like What would you do with it [b]Jim S.[/b] Exactly! [b]Other Editor.[/b] All my fetishes are at least realistic [b]Jim S.[/b] If I can't reasonably put it inside my spice hole, what can I get off on? 1:20 PM [b]Other Editor.[/b] Hollie has gone silent [b]Jim S.[/b] Like, you can climb up it, I guess. But that's just antics, that's not sexy [b]Other Editor.[/b] It's the same with people who have fetishes of literally being killed Hollie B. sorry, doing my hair [b]Other Editor.[/b] Actually, the one I really truly don't get Hollie B. for some reason i still bother with hair and make-up on a night shift [b]Other Editor.[/b] and I'm open to a lot of things [b]Jim S.[/b] There was a dude in Germany. His fantasy was being killed and eaten. 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Thursday night was perhaps the most surreal night of my career as I stumbled into Gameworks, then stumbled out again thinking I was early, then stumbled back in after someone grabbed me and told me the Dtoid guys were in that corner that I accidentally ignored. What followed was something that felt like it lasted hours, but was probably nowhere near as long, as I stood surrounded by a very small group of people while I felt silent eyes glaring at me from around the room. I was convinced I'd walked into a lion's den of people that hated me and tried my best to socialize with anybody who'd actually meet my gaze, all the while feeling the burning eyes in the back of my head. I was assured that it was just that people were nervous, especially since I'm apparently much taller than expected in real life, and mixed in with the wobbly fatness, it kind of makes me look terrifying. 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Without sounding like a big prannet, I have to say that my entire Saturday morning was one of the most amazing, proud, and unforgettable moments of my life. I would also like to apologize for putting in only limited appearances. I actually missed three of Dtoid's parties, mostly because PAX itself had killed me and I was working far harder than I should've. Saturday, I had no excuse. I just wandered into the Sega party, had several free martinis thrown at me, fell into a TalkRadar recording and then promptly forgot my evening's plans. Next PAX, I intend to work less and party more. I feel like I missed out on a lot. In any case, I guess more than anything I'd like to thank those of you I spoke to for being so nice and friendly, and those I didn't speak to for not shanking me in the dark. I'd like to especially profess my extreme gratitude and love for everybody who woke up early to watch Dtoid LIVE on Saturday and giving me one of the best days I have ever had. 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A five-wicket haul from Anupam Sanklecha and a fine knock of 70 from Calvin Dickinson steered Shipton-under-Wychwood to a six wicket win at home to Falkland in Division 2.
Last week, Sanklecha captured five wickets in Shipton's 69-run victory against Horspath.
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The Indian import trapped David Bloor lbw early on, but Bruce Martin and James Bloodworth steadied the ship.
Spinner Shaun Miller ended the partnership by taking a caught and bowled chance to remove Martin for 53.
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A miserly spell from Jason Hunt, who took 2-4 in only three overs, left the visitors struggling at 118-5.
Sanklecha then returned for his second stint, removing Craig Williams, Ian Slatcher and Nigel Trumper all for ducks as Falkland were all out for 158 in 45 overs.
After losing Joe Barnett early in their reply, a magnificent 112-run partnership between Dickinson and Ross Barrett laid the platform for the home side's success.
Shipton then eased to victory with few alarms Craig Wood and Simon Hole steering them to 162-4 after 45 overs.
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Seeking Alpha is back up and running! [View news story]Oct 4 07:08 AM | 25 Likes |Link to Comment
Why Apple Is Still A 'Don't Buy' [View article]
we now know the ipad mini white has sold out already, and they have the potential to pre-sale 5million of these in one weekend. Which may hurt them as it could perhaps be frontloading demand, which will, of course, result in jacka$$ analysts raising targets for apple to later "miss". Why would they sell as many ipad mini's as iphone 5's in a weekend? when tablets are more niche? Price Point. The status associated with a premium product can now be obtained for 329$, and this is occurring against the backdrop of a consumer sentiment # out today at 83. 600$ for a full ipad was too much of a $$$ commitment for people to just say "F it, im getting one". In 3 months time we will be hearing about how apple cant produce enough mini's and how amazon is facing a threat from the mini. As usual, the bears run their mouths about the lack of viability of an apple product (as occurred with ipod, iphone, ipad, and now ipad mini) and yet again they will be wrong. AND as usual, there will be no point in which they ever have to account for their failings.
The easiest thing in the world is to be a permabear. Eventually, you're right. There's just too many Apple Nouriel Roubini's getting their 15 minutes of fame right now for me to think this stock is going anywhere but up. The reality is, apple and its bearish short sellers coexist in a delicate ecosystem of their own requiring homeostasis where apple knows the shorts are necessary to move its share price up. If everyone's a believer, they've already bought. And the shorts know that there are limits to how much a 130bln cash rich company will allow them to take down their stock before they throw out a massive share buyback program or go private. After all, with 130bln, they dont NEED investors cash. So plunk down 80bln at the current price and they can accumulate 20% of the outstanding shares, decimating anyone short and causing the cost to short the stock to skyrocket. And co will still have 50bln left for acquisitions. But really, theres nothing out there worth half that amount that is worth apples money to buy.
So in the end, people like this author and other bears are just young inspiring John Paulsons, hoping to make one good gutsy call to make a name for themselves. Unfortunately for them, theres nothing subprime about this company or its products. Only its bearish critics.Oct 26 07:20 PM | 17 Likes |Link to Comment
Wolfgang Franz, who heads Germany's economic advisory panel, rips into Paul Krugman's critique of Bundesbank President Axel Weber. Franz: "Where did the financial crisis begin? Which central bank conducted monetary policy that was too loose? Which country went down the wrong path of social policy by encouraging low income households to take on mortgage loans that they can never pay back?" [View news story]Jun 23 08:13 PM | 17 Likes |Link to Comment
The ugly and uglier assessments of the Congressional Budget Office should serve as a wake-up call for Obama, Nile Gardiner says, to stop his "reckless" spending that threatens to bring on America's decline. "It is not too late to reverse course, but so far there is not a shred of evidence that the president is willing to do what is necessary." [View news story]Jul 2 04:56 PM | 15 Likes |Link to Comment
Apple's Positive Uncertainty: Universal Remote iPad [View article]Oct 10 08:33 PM | 14 Likes |Link to Comment
General Growth Properties: Ackman vs. Hovde vs. Me [View article]
No one is disputing those points. I think you are missing the idea; which is that if your primary interest was making the case that the two main institutions involved in a marketing battle are both producing misleading valuations for GGP, then you would need to include yours to make that point! You purposely withhold that information and tell us, the readers of SA, to purchase the right to read that information from you. But we didnt come to you saying "hey can you run a valuation for us to see if Hovde or Ackman are full of it ?" You chose to put out an article on SA disputing Hovde/Ackman analyses but then you withhold your own because we are not subscribers.
It just feels like you shouldn't have chimed in on the topic in the first place if you didnt want to release information that you (rightly) deserve to be compensated for; but which also is vital to making your point. By withholding that information, this article sounds exactly like what davidbdc said: an infomercial.
All I know is that people have been disputing Ackman since the stock was at 60 cents. At this point, the onus is on these other parties (not you, per se) to back up their points if they are going to dispute Ackman.
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So far, so good when it comes to Q2 earnings reports, but Paul La Monica is struck by the "sobering" disparity between what CEOs are saying and what they're doing. "It's as if [they] don't fully believe what they are saying... If companies are so jazzed about the future, why is the economy still mired in a jobless recovery?" [View news story]Jul 13 06:48 PM | 12 Likes |Link to Comment
The markets right now are at a key inflection point, says Bob Macke. The S&P 500 closed at 1220, which, for Fibonacci enthusiasts, is an exact 50% retracement of the recent selloff and a massively key resistance level. No matter what you think of the analysis, "market voodoo" or the "holy grail" of indicators, the Fibonacci ratio is one of the dominant strategies in the futures trading pits in Chicago - and 1220 will be a significant hurdle when the markets open on Monday. (video) [View news story]Oct 14 07:43 PM | 11 Likes |Link to Comment
So far, so good when it comes to Q2 earnings reports, but Paul La Monica is struck by the "sobering" disparity between what CEOs are saying and what they're doing. "It's as if [they] don't fully believe what they are saying... If companies are so jazzed about the future, why is the economy still mired in a jobless recovery?" [View news story]Jul 13 06:22 PM | 9 Likes |Link to Comment
The March Rally May Indeed Have Legs [View article]
What is not lost on me though, is how much the ulterior motive for bearish sentiment has grown in light of the rally. I still share some bearish sentiment regarding the economy, mostly due to a seemingly inept administration, a failing congress and a "main street" too stupid to see past compensation at banks to the real causes of the crisis. Those things do give me pause. But when I hear a bear these days talking about the market, I cannot shake the feeling that many are now being purposely deceptive. Why? They've realized their thesis is wrong and that they need to get into this market now - but "not at these levels." One of the rare times Jim Cramer has been right is when he said that bulls do not have a monopoly on attempting to influence a market in a certain direction. We are all very familiar with the guys who write articles or go on tv shows and start touting certain stocks. Yeah, they probably own them! We all know to have a healthy skepticism of someone who starts plugging for a stock or sector. But what is noticeably absent from the market psyche, is how this tactic can easily be employed by bears, and has been for the past few months. Its a guerrilla tactic that the bears have hoped would eventually weaken confidence in the market. This tactic amounts to a group of 10 people surrounding a gymnast on a balancing beam shouting "you're gonna fall! you're gonna fall!". Five gold medals under his/her belt, but somehow, that gymnast will fall. That is what is going on here; and it is also why the bears have only gotten louder and more shrieking as the rally has continued on. If the gymnast hasn't fallen, you need to yell louder, start jumping up and down, flail your arms a little bit. Every now and then, though, you get a type of individual who is able to zone-out all that background noise and complete his/her maneuvers despite the heckling. That is what has been happening with the market for the past 7 months.
And that is what you all are. Hecklers. You missed the boat, and rather than sucking it up and buying on a 4% correction (there have been a few), you continue to rant and rave, slamming your shoes on the proverbial table, yelling "we will bury you" like some modern day Khrushchev. Its asinine. Give it a rest. Just a buy a dip like the rest of us normal people and cross your fingers that an S&P 1150/1200 is possible by December 31, 2009.
Oh and PS - for the record, one poster (logicalthought) made a comment about the author's age and experience in the market not being as long as his. Last I checked, its these "experienced fund manager" types who have underperformed by 55% over the past 7 months. If that's what 'experience' brings, I think I'll have a 3rd grader handle my money in the future. Such condescending hubris is often more telling of its source, than its intended target.Oct 29 10:39 AM | 9 Likes |Link to Comment
Insurers are taking an even more cautious stance on Questcor's (QCOR -4.1%) Acthar, according to a Citron Research report. The short seller is now claiming that Humana (HUM -1.5%) has issued a new Commercial Preauthorization document containing a new, specifically asterisked preauthorization for reimbursement for Acthar, which it contends is part of a pattern of insurers taking a more restrictive stance on authorization policy with regard to the drug's reimbursement. [View news story]Oct 19 01:57 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
Insurers are taking an even more cautious stance on Questcor's (QCOR -4.1%) Acthar, according to a Citron Research report. The short seller is now claiming that Humana (HUM -1.5%) has issued a new Commercial Preauthorization document containing a new, specifically asterisked preauthorization for reimbursement for Acthar, which it contends is part of a pattern of insurers taking a more restrictive stance on authorization policy with regard to the drug's reimbursement. [View news story]Oct 19 01:56 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
"Based on our checks for in-store pickup at 100 U.S. Apple retail locations over the past week, we believe [iPhone 5] supply remains extremely limited," writes Gene Munster. That leads him to cut his FQ4 (September quarter) iPhone (AAPL -0.7%) forecast to 25M units from a prior 27.2M. He's keeping his FQ1 target of 49M units unchanged, but cautions some of those sales could shift into FQ2 if supply constraints last for more than 3-4 weeks. (previous: I, II) [View news story]Oct 4 07:20 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
Republicans have blocked Pres. Obama's jobs plan, but how would they add jobs? Basically, "allow more pollution," Paul Krugman claims. Perry and Romney have "put weakened environmental protection at the core of their economic proposals... claiming favorable employment effects from removing restrictions on oil and gas extraction." All they would do "is make us poorer and sicker." [View news story]Oct 21 06:33 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
If a debt deal comes in the next three days, you'll probably be tempted to join a relief rally in equities. Don't buy it, says James Saft: Weakness in areas like housing and consumer spending isn't going anywhere, and the trend toward U.S. austerity likely won't change until "after the beginning of the recession it will help to cause." [View news story]
Also, in 2012 there is a NEW hope for change, that will usher in a President that has ACTUALLY RUN A BUSINESS. Not this farcical "community organizer" president. These 4 years are really going to amount to an exercise in futility by the American voting public.
For now, stop listening to some idiot at Reuters and remember MONEY TALKS. Follow it. Listen to it. And take profits when you've gotten enough of it from an investment. Thats how you'll make money. reading this guys article will only make HIM money as you line his pockets by contributing to his pageviews and clickthrus.Jul 30 09:53 AM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment


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All Day Adrian with 2 TD's
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I came across this name through a fb birth announcment...
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:44 AM
I mean I'm all for a little 'spunk' when it comes to naming a baby (although I decided on a more traditional name, simply because I loved it for a long time) but I'm thinking... eek, poor kid!
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:45 AM
Could be worse .... HASHTAG #
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:47 AM
NMS but heard way worse than that.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:48 AM
I love it
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:49 AM
Jagger has been around for a while. I think it's an awful name but it's not the worst I've seen.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:50 AM
I don't find Jagger all that surprising.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:52 AM
Famous swimmer and model/singer wife (forget names) named one twin Jagger.
NMS but it's not too bad.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:53 AM
cool, but only if he moves like...
Dammit, I was trying to be funny and now that song is in my head.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:55 AM
Hmm.. I don't think I've come across it before, perhaps it one that grows on you. I certainly agree there is plenty worse! I don't think it's a bogan name but one that is trying to be just a little 'too cool'.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 09:58 AM
Jagger is a terrific name. Reminds me of Mick Jagger, and quite honestly what's not to like about that?
Are you worried it is more of a "last" name than a "first" name? Because I don't see the problem with that either. Plenty of traditional last names make lovely first names, like Cameron, Campbell, James, MacKenzie.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:04 AM
One of DH's friends recently had a baby girl named Bowie...
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:04 AM
Famous swimmer and model/singer wife (forget names) named one twin Jagger
wasn't it Grant Hackett?
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:05 AM
haha a friend of ours named theirs IGGY!! after POP
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:06 AM
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wasn't it Grant Hackett?
Yes it was. Hate it
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:17 AM
I think Damien Leith has a Jagger too,there's an english rock musician with a Jagger as well.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:34 AM
Jagger is actually a varient of Jaeger (German) which has been around for a very long time. (Means hunter) I won't deny that along with Wolfgang it has been on my list, not that my DH has gone for any of the "homeland" names I have chosen
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:40 AM
QUOTE (MrsLexiK @ 28/11/2012, 11:34 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Jagger is actually a varient of Jaeger (German) which has been around for a very long time. (Means hunter) I won't deny that along with Wolfgang it has been on my list, not that my DH has gone for any of the "homeland" names I have chosen
I've always been curious about the name Wolfgang - is it pronounced EXACTLY like it is spelt? Or is there a special way of saying it (kind of like how an Irish name is never said the way it is spelt!)
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:45 AM
NMS but it's not awful.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:49 AM
I like it personally, and don't think it's that out there. But I'm a westie so maybe I'm used to bogan names
I did have a fleeting moment of wanting to name DS after my favourite musician, but quickly decided Reznor was just setting him up for trouble
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:53 AM
I've always been curious about the name Wolfgang - is it pronounced EXACTLY like it is spelt? Or is there a special way of saying it (kind of like how an Irish name is never said the way it is spelt!)
As far as I am aware how it sounds, I probably pronounce it out of habbit with an accent though so it might sound slightly different if you heard me yelling it in the street or at the play ground.
ETA: by accent I would automatically pronounce the W as V and tthe a gang is a bit gahng however I think it is really acceptable to prounce Wolfgang like that, and our NN in my head would have been Wolfie with a W sound not a V sound.
Edited by MrsLexiK, 28 November 2012 - 01:13 PM.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:54 AM
Pfft, Jagger is fine IMO. But then we had it on our boy lists several times, so I think it's rather cool.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:59 AM
Slightly OT but my little one sings "I've got the boobs like Jagger"
Posted 28 November 2012 - 11:09 AM
I know a few Jagger's I wouldn't use it myself but I like it
Posted 28 November 2012 - 11:10 AM
In my opinion the problem with unusual / 'cool' names, is that people have an expectation of a child who is unusual or cool. If young Jagger is boring, bland and garden variety then the name just won't suit him.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 11:13 AM
I don't see anything surprising about it either. Normal and used given name and I have no expectations at all. It's just a style of name and I like it. And Damien Leith gives it plus points for me.
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Technology and farm performance: paths of productive efficiencies over time
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