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The "Game Of Thrones" Season 4 Trailer Leads The Daily Links
Plus the top 5 T.V. comedies you might be missing out on, an 8-bit "True Detective" theme song, and The Beibs acts a fool at a deposition.
Plus the top 5 T.V. comedies you might be missing out on, an 8-bit "True Detective" theme song, and The Beibs acts a fool at a deposition.
Kelly Carey 8 months ago 3 responses
Fact: Four days of video are uploaded every minute!
Tiffany Lo 8 months ago 27 responses
UPDATE: One person arrested for drug possession during raid. Justin Bieber is reportedly being detained inside his Los Angeles mansion while police search his house for evidence related to a possible egging incident at a neighbor's home, TMZ reports. Developing…
Mike Hayes 10 months ago 153 responses
Don't be fooled by her age, Charlize Glass woke up like dis. She's already been on Ellen, appeared in one of Ciara's music videos, danced with Justin Bieber and has more than 21,000 followers on Twitter.
Saeed Jones 11 months ago 154 responses
Because sometimes growing facial hair is a scruff business.
Justin Abarca a year ago 72 responses
Get in touch with the diva within.
Mackenzie Kruvant a year ago 474 responses
What if Justin Bieber were King Joffrey from Game of Thrones? Joffrey Bieber answers this question. (Spoiler: still not swaggy.)
Katie Notopoulos a year ago 133 responses
Looks like we've figured out why he's been throwing so many tantrums. Time travel is hard!
mofry a year ago 97 responses
Chill out, Bieber. But we get it.
Whitney Jefferson a year ago 56 responses
Will Congress (puff, puff) pass legislation easing restrictions?
John Stanton a year ago 3 responses
Hunter Schwarz a year ago 572 responses
This is horrifying.
Adam Davis a year ago 4 responses
Um, guys, if you're fans enough to tweet at Justin, you probably know HE'S CANADIAN. But hey, at least they're interested.
Katie Notopoulos 2 years ago 45 responses
Nothing like generic bunch of platitudes to inspire you to be a better person.
Krutika Mallikarjuna 2 years ago 11 responses
Will Smith really went overboard with the green stuff this year. Halle Berry, Justin Beiber, Host Will Smith, Taylor Lautner, Chris Colfer, The Big Show, and The Miz all get it good.
Michael Schmidt 2 years ago 15 responses
Who knew that teen celebrity romance wouldn't last?
Starpulse 3 years ago 7 responses
The article of clothing we've all been waiting for. Will it attract thousands of teenage beavers? View Image ›
Chopped 4 years ago 50 responses
He visits an STD clinic, gets beaten up by the Jonas Brothers. See what the wonders of CGI can do? I like how in Asia, they envision 4chan users as being these really wholesome kids. Watch Video ›
Peggy Wang 4 years ago 76 responses
Stop making fun of her! I can't post the uncensored version, for legal reasons. View Image ›
Eduardo M. 4 years ago 183 responses
We already know that Justin Bieber has some of the creepiest twitter fans. Here's a website that chronicles all the desperate, sweet, and creepy things these fans would do to get with Justin Bieber. I cannot emphasize enough that the average age of a Bieber fan is somewhere under 16. WTF. View List ›
Rebecca E. 4 years ago 94 responses
Bieber Fever + Etsy = pure bliss. Below is just a sampling of the amazing finds from Idolator. View List ›
Kate Zoop 4 years ago 69 responses
Turn your obsession with Justin into ART. Now that's a doodle worth putting on your trapper keeper. View Image ›
Peggy Wang 4 years ago 84 responses
That's exactly the face my mother made when she caught me jamming to Justin Bieber this weekend. **But my mother looks (is!) much younger. You look great, Mom!
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 6 responses
Thank goodness! Now I can finally get all those jokes about him on the internet.
The Internet's Very Own... 4 years ago 5 responses
A bunch of performers, which included some big names like Lionel Richie, Wyclef Jean, Celine Dion, The Jonas Brothers and Justin Bieber, got together to record a new version of Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie's classic "We Are The World" at the Jim Henson Studios in Los Angeles on Monday (February 1). Read More ›
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FILM REVIEW: 'Whiplash'
November 8, 2014
The new film 'Whiplash' is brimming with potential Oscar nods.
THEATER REVIEW: 'The Water Engine'
November 8, 2014
The FSU/Asolo Conservatory has fired David Mamet's 'The Water Engine' up again.
Sarasota Keys returns with Five Points Park concert
November 8, 2014
The Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County celebrated the return of their popular Sarasota Keys public art project with a five-person piano concert
Allyn Gallup, gallery founder and champion of local artists, has died
November 7, 2014
Founder and owner of the Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Gallery, Gallup was a stalwart supporter of local artists and Sarasota art.
Celebrity Chef Tour Returning to Darwin's on 4th
November 7, 2014
The James Beard Celebrity Chef Tour will be returning for the third consecutive year to Peruvian gastropub Darwin's on 4th on Dec. 3.
Manifest Whimsy
November 5, 2014
After a summer of construction and renovation, the Marietta Museum of Art & Whimsy is prepared to expand.
Operatic return
November 5, 2014
After two decades of performing operas all over the world, Michael Robert Hendrick always looks forward to coming home to the place where it all began.
Ringling Underground shines light on local artists
November 5, 2014
Natalya Swanson and Alyssa Esteban combine local, independent artwork with the Ringling's old classics.
BOOK REVIEW: 'The Paying Guests' by Sarah Waters
November 5, 2014
Jennifer McPheeters reviews Sarah Waters' newest novel, "The Paying Guests."
Home & Garden: What all bedrooms need
November 5, 2014
There are no set rules on how to decorate a bedroom. Each person has her own style, habits and routines that dictate how she would use space in the home, but these tips and starting points will lead you in the right direction.
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30 St. Andrews Day Celebration
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2 Welsh Choir Concert
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PHOTO GALLERY: Interfaith Thanksgiving Worship Service
On Nov. 25, the 34th annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service was held at St. Armands Lutheran Church.
Cumming heads back to school
Where in the world is Longboat Key Police Chief Pete Cumming?
Toys for Tots seeks holiday cheer
Toys for Tots needs help to make Christmas wishes come true for local children in need.


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Dear readers, the time has come for the Oral History Review (OHR) social media team to say so long for now. We've had a fantastic time bringing you the latest and greatest on scholarship in oral history and its sister fields. However, all sorts of summer adventures are calling our names, so we're taking a brief hiatus from the world wide web. In fact, as you are reading this, I am on my way to Nigeria for two months!
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*OFFICIAL* London Knights 2011-12 Season Thread (Pt.2)
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Owen Sound is a big physical team and I think London did well to win back to backs, I fully expected to lose one of them but seeing them fight back on Saturday showed me a lot! Erie was almost the same as the Kingston game. Erie had no reason to even be in the game but Sadikov did what he could to keep them in it and Erie buried the few chances they had. They are a much better team after losing Cazzola, mcKegg and Cook to be honest, I dont think those guys really cared to play there anymore! A few things that really came to the forefront though this weekend. We have the best 4th line in the OHL hands down, Tierney and Horvat both need to see some PP time, have to stick BO in front of that net cause we have to many pretty boys walkng around the boards! 2nd big thing for me was Tinordi. Please keep rushing the puck it is an element we have been missing on the back end all year long and he is doing a great job, he has a long stride and when he gets trucking he is tough to stop! 3rd and final thing, Teichmann is an awesome BUG but please dont let him play unless he is just mopping up, same goes for Martin he would look much better in a suit when Harrington comes back!
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Homesick pope? Vatican opens Argentine gaucho showMay 17, 2013 @ 11:05 am
VATICAN CITY (AP) - If Pope Francis is feeling a bit homesick these days, he need only go downstairs to St. Peter's Square.
The Vatican on Friday opened an exhibit on Argentine gauchos, the legendary horsemen of the pampas _ a show that's been years in the works and coincidentally opened under the first Argentine pope.
Officials weren't sure when Francis might swing by "The Gaucho: Tradition, Art and Faith," which opened in an exhibition space underneath the piazza's colonnade. But if he goes, he'll find antique silver straws and mate gourds _ containers for Argentina's traditional herbal tea _ saddles and stirrups, ponchos, documents and a host of gaucho-inspired artwork.
The exhibit also highlights ties between Italy and Argentina, which received waves of Italian immigrants _ Francis' ancestors included _ over the years.
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We are more than a Club – we are a family exchanging ideas, skills, and knowledge – we are a support group for each other and our members. We believe in the Affordable Art of Living Well
With more than 200 associates, the Club offers career opportunities in a variety of areas including Personal Trainers, Group Exercise Instructors, Massage Therapists, Estheticians, Locker Room Attendants, Maintenance, House Keeping, Receptionists, Front Desk Staff, Child Care Providers, Tennis Pros and many others.
Associates of the Club can enjoy many wonderful benefits:
We are looking for outgoing instructors to join our team! Must have outstanding customer service and sales skills and be willing to make The Claremont Club your home.
To assist clients attain and maintain their personal health and fitness goals, in a professional, service-oriented manner, following medically sound protocols. Design customized, safe and effective exercise programs for clients, based on needs, goals, starting fitness level and existing medical conditions. Constantly monitor progress and results through one on one sessions, and make program adjustments as needed. Provide motivation, encouragement and education to clients. Stay knowledgeable on current trends in fitness training in Yoga/Pilates and exercise science and actively pursue continuing education opportunities.
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- Promote P.T. services by assisting and interacting with member in Group Exercise classes and throughout the club.
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High School Technologists Win 2013 Spirit Of Innovation Challenge
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HOUSTON, April 18, 2013
HOUSTON, April 18, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Four teams of high school students received top honors after competing in the 2013 Innovation Summit, which was held April 10-13 at NASA Johnson Space Center. The summit, led by The Conrad Foundation, gave students around the world an opportunity to present their products and services to benefit humanity in the final round of the 2013 Spirit of Innovation Challenge.
The Conrad Foundation's Spirit of Innovation Challenge celebrates the life and entrepreneurial spirit of former astronaut Pete Conrad. Presented by Lockheed Martin and Battelle, the annual program is a multi-phase, business and technical plan competition, free and open to students aged 13-18 from around the world.
NASA utilizes Space Act Agreements to partner with external organizations, such as The Conrad Foundation, to promote science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) studies as well as further NASA's goals for the future of space exploration.
This year, 20 finalist teams were selected from a pool of more than 200 entries from 44 countries and throughout the United States. The student inventors designed products such as the Magnitact, which helps colleagues digitally collaborate in real time over multiple digital devices, and modular homes called LandRAFTS, which use retired shipping containers as a foundation for self-sustaining homes in the wake of natural disasters.
The following four teams were named this year's Pete Conrad Scholars:
Aerospace and Aviation, presented by Lockheed Martin
Team M^3 from Warren High School in Downey, Calif., for the "Sleep Halo," a low technology, but highly innovative product that has the potential to revolutionize the air travel industry.
Cybertechnology and Security, presented by Battelle
Team AirCOM from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham, N.C., for its suite of electronic detection products that uses international crowd-sourced data to inform the public of dangerous levels of airborne pollutants.
Energy and Environment
Team Eco-Cooker from Gulliver Preparatory School in Miami for developing a clean, self-sustaining methane production system that stores bio-waste to produce a combustible gas that works as a low-cost energy and heating source
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The Back Straight Boys from Canyon Crest Academy in San Diego, for seeking to improve the problem of computer-related musculoskeletal pain and injury through use of the "Posture Pad."
In addition to team product presentations, this year's event featured a special presentation by former astronaut Alan Bean, as well as a personal message from International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield and Flight Engineer Tom Marshburn, currently orbiting the Earth for Expedition 35. Students also participated in Fireside Chats with CEOs, inventors, cyber security experts, astronauts, explorers and physicians.
The Conrad Foundation will award each winning team with an innovation grant of $10,000 to continue product development and a one-year affiliate membership to Sigma Xi. All teams competing as finalists will be considered for the Conrad Portal, a mentoring program designed to assist teams in the practical development of their product. Following further review of team business plans, the Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation will provide one finalist team with a $5,000 award. Additional Innovation Summit honors include Skybox Out-of-the-Box Challenge and the Nancy Conrad Innovative Teacher of the Year.
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Guest Commentaries
GUEST COMMENTARY: Parents face challenges coming to terms with child's autism
Families struggle with three main issues when it comes to children with autism — receiving the diagnosis, handling the perceptions of others, and deciding on a course of treatment.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Education bill is too broad to be effective
The bill establishes a requirement for evaluating teachers and administrators on the basis of students' academic growth.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Expanding Medicaid will improve care, create jobs
An MU study found that expanding and strengthening Medicaid will create 24,000 new jobs in Missouri in 2014 alone. That means more nurses will be available to provide care to you and your loved ones.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Tide may be turning for Missouri River
Wild weather — from flooding to drought — has created havoc on the river the last two years. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has acknowledged management practices need to be reconsidered to account for these events.
GUEST COMMENTARY: New 911 tax increase is the wrong call
Agencies that Public Safety Joint Communications serves need to pay their part to keep up with growth in our area.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Another effort to change the constitution
The different between a constitutional amendment and a law has prompted misuse and abuse as interest groups seek amendments to prevent alterations by legislators.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Lowering income taxes to lure or keep business in Missouri won't work
Funds to local governments, schools, human services, even infrastructure will have to be cut to accommodate that deficit, which is exactly what Kansas is facing with projected revenue more than $700 million short of budgeted expenditures after passing a similar law last year.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Enforcement effort focuses on unbelted teen drivers
Jefferson City police officers will participate from Friday through March 31 in a statewide effort to crack down on unbelted teen drivers.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Sexual assault is criminal; generals don't get to decide
There is no difference between sexual assault in the military and in the civilian sector. There can be no distinction made between the need to protect women — and the occasional man — in civilian life and those who are working to protect us in the military.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Support a more open government through the Sunshine Law
March 10-16 is National Sunshine Week, a time for citizens and taxpayers to focus on state and local government operations and how those operations are visible to the citizens and taxpayers they serve.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Celebrating African-Americans' contributions to Missouri's justice system
Black Missouri residents have positively influenced the state for years.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Missouri should tread carefully with tax changes
Missouri would better compete by improving schools, roads and public health, not forcing them to absorb further cuts.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Keep 'Big Brother' out of the classroom
A state lawmaker wants to make certain the electronic tracking application is not extended to public school students. Extending tracking devices to students would be an Orwellian invasion of privacy.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Newspaper reading fosters learning, educated voting
MU student Jonathan Seppo urges people to take time to talk to children about newspapers and model reading it for them, as well as support organizations like Newspaper in Education, who aim to expose children to newspapers while they are still in grade school.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Voters should reject 911 tax
Grass Roots Organizing opposes the sales tax because it will hurt the middle and lower classes, and the extra funding is unnecessary.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Newspapers should be part of classrooms to improve knowledge
MU student Karen Miller explains how reading the newspaper can increase our knowledge of the world and turn our youth into better readers.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Knowledge from newspapers can empower youth
A former Douglass Park neighborhood Columbia Missourian beat reporter shares how she thinks providing newspapers to young children will give them an opportunity to engage and advocate for a better future for themselves.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Reading newspapers early can educate, build lifelong readers
Dan Burley explains how reading the newspaper as a child helped further his education and will hopefully lead him to a job. This March, the American Press Institute will promote Newspapers in Education Week to encourage reading the newspaper in the classroom.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Offshore tax loopholes must end to help US budget
Many American corporations and wealthy individuals use complicated accounting tricks to take advantage of loopholes in the tax code, leaving the rest of us to pick up the tab. With serious budget challenges before us, now is the time to put these tax loopholes to rest.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Missouri should not penalize people for sexual orientation
Tolerance is what makes our great, big heterogeneous country work. For all of these reasons — and more — it is wrong to continue to penalize people for their sexual orientation.


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I am a 20 years old women with no children planning a breast augmentation surgery Based on the excellent results all of you show us its obvious the experience and professionalism that you have. I know its difficult and almost impossible for you to predict the size i am going to be or even what is the perfect implant for my body without a real consult, but i will try to share some pictures and adding that i am 5"7 (height) 143 (weight).Would 500cc HP saline give me more or less this look? Thank u
Breast Augmentation 3 Days Left. What Size to Get? (photo)
Doctor Answers (11)
Try sizers
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Breast Augmentation 3 Days Left. What Size to Get? (photo)
Dr Guy Watts
Choosing implant size
I generally help patients choose implant size by taking into consideration their original body contour measurements (including height, weight, breast width, breast height and the distance that exists between the nipple and breast fold) alongside desired cup size. This helps achieve a proportional body enhancement that meets the patient's needs without resulting in an unnatural appearance. Patients often report less pre-surgery hesitation as well, since the technique helps with selecting the right implant size and style to achieve the most natural and pleasing result. Talk to your surgeon to find out what they recommend.
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Be well and good luck!
Web reference: http://www.norrisplasticsurgeryhouston.com/cosmetic-procedures/breast-surgery/breast-augmentation/
Determining Breast Implant Size
I personally order more than one set of implant sizes and use sterile sizers placed in the pocket during surgery to know in advance exactly which implant would work best for you. Software morphing programs can be helpful in some but not all cases (e.g. doesn't work well in my experience with existing implants, sagging or asymmetric breasts).
My advice is to accept advice from your board certified plastic surgeon after a formal consultation and examination with measurements.. If still confused don't hesitate to get a second opinion.
Web reference: https://pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/procedures/breast/augmentation/
Choosing implants
Hello. The most important factors for determining the size of implants that could be used on a patient include width of the base of the breast, the size of your thorax and the amount of breast tissue and skin you have. Once a surgeon has this information he could better educate you on what type of implants would work best for you.
Jaime Perez, MD
Breast Augmentation Specialist
Plastic Surgery Center of Tampa
Web reference: http://www.jaimeperezmd.com/photogallery/breast-augmentation-7001
Selecting implant size requires knowing how wide your breasts are
A 500cc implant may be the right size for you but you cannot know unless the base width of your breast is measured. If you have a narrow breast then likely a higher profile implant will give you the look you are seeking. I moderate profile 500cc implant could be too wide for your breast. Also you have to consider that in the photo it appears that your right breast is smaller and the fold is higher than on the left. There are many things to consider, and you should discuss all this with your plastic surgeon.
Web reference: http://www.plasticsurgerysocal.com/BreastAugmentationBreastImplants.htm
Breast Augmentation 3 Days Left. What Size to Get? (photo)
Thanks for the posted photos but you have a real issue as to size that over the internet is the wrong forum to be discussing this. let alone asking for our size choices. Best to seek additional IN PERSON opinions.
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Judging by your pictures alone, without examining you, a 500cc breast implant is very likely too big for your tissues. While that implant might look OK to you under your shirt, that size of an implant will likely stretch your breast skin out quite significantly, causing significant thinning of your breast tissues which will greatly increase the chance of rippling. The width of that implant, even if it is high profile, will also increase your chance of getting a "double bubble" or "double crease". Secondary correction of these problems is difficult and expensive. I would seriously consider a smaller implant
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Martin carries a cell phone and walkie-talkie. She and her assistant also carry panic buttons to alert police in the event of an emergency.
The school prepares for various scenarios and will be working on a further emergency evacuation plan.
However, Martin and other educators noted, the Sandy Hook school mass shooting one year ago today made it apparent that anyone is vulnerable no matter the security. "When you have somebody with a high-powered rifle....When bad people have bad intentions, you know bad things happen."
Gerry Beaudry, administrative assistant, stopped a reporter as she passed by the front office without checking in and prevented her from entering the interior of the school. Beaudry, wife of school board member Arthur Beaudry, also stopped a mother from heading to her daughter's classroom to deliver cupcakes. Beaudry said the policy was in place to keep traffic in the hallways to a minimum.
Weston Vice Principal Richard Chretien, on the other hand, was welcoming after stopping the reporter who, after being buzzed in, passed by the front office.
Chretien said what people don't remember is that Sandy Hook was a secured school; Adam Lanza still was able to breach that security and kill 20 children and six school staff members in Newtown, Conn. He shot his mother to death before driving to the school and targeting the young children, the staff and then killing himself.
Nothing, they say, is going to stop a madman determined to get inside.
Alerted to the spot checks, Superintendent Debra Livingston quickly met with principals and then called the newspaper. She asked to meet with the reporter and demanded return of a one-page document outlining the school district's emergency response plan. Livingston said the district had to be careful about sharing any kind of security information.
Livingston acknowledged being pleased that the spot checks of Bakersville, Gossler Park, Weston and Webster revealed no security breaches. Livingston said she was proud of the protocols that are in place.
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Capitol Police arrested the press secretary of a Republican congressman Friday when he entered a House-side office building carrying a handgun.
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With the way the new jungle works in terms of damage and the less effectiveness of AoE as opposed to single target. What does this mean for counter junglers, specifically like Shyvana and Nunu? I could see the potential in possible ganks in an enemy jungle, but that ultimately would depend on how well the jungler could clear. Still if the clear is decent someone like Shyvana who rely less on ganks would make them more effective later. But if you have input id like to here it. ^ ^
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After reading through your posts, Statikk, it seems that a play such as Poppy could potentially jungle so long as you work in a bit of lifesteal and/or spellvamp to sustain her. But the crazy Armor/AD buff from her W will give her good survivability against camps and a nice buff to her attacks for free, as well as her Q being a free attack every 8-4 seconds.
I think it'd be really cool to see someone as unique as her whom doesn't see much playtime fill a role like jungle. Please reply to tell me if my thought process has any logic behind it, or if I'm wishing on a star.
What does Phreak think about the jungle?
i play at a low elo of roughly 1k its incredibly rare that top or bot help with red/blue which makes jugnling as any champ very difficult and potentially impossible for most champs if like most teams the lanes dont co-operate
Ok, i read a few pages of a discussion and i can relate with the worries about certain champions. I don't play a lot of champions, i have found my favourites and i have stick to them from the beggining, and i'm really worried about how this changes will affect Sejuani.
(Yes, i will be talking about Sejuani, stop reading if i'm already boring you...)
Sejuani is my main. I struggled with her many weaknesses (which are a lot, plz buff her) since her release, i have tried every build and combination of runes, masteries and jungling routes, and by this point i am able to start with boots and pots, getting my first kill/assist at level 3 or 4.
But this new changes seem to be dangerous for her...
More damage from mobs: This makes impossible start with boots... Maybe she can still pull it off with cloth armor or this new item u talk about, but i'm still worried... Can we get more details on hunter's machete?.
She is already extremely weak to counter jungling (Shyvana is a nightmare for Sej) and less health during the first or second clearing could be an early death sentence for her.
Reducing the emphasis on area-of-effect damage dealers: Sej's main source of damage is her Northern Winds. Today she is still far behind the faster junglers, and if AoE damage is going to be less effective, i can only imagine the gap is getting wider...
Almost no one plays Sej, even in free week. I trust the changes will improve the game, but i hope Sej, and the other champions people is worried about, get an alternative to keep being viable.
Keep the updates coming!. And thanks for reading (if you did...).
So basically, junglers are going to be useless because ganking will be a lot more difficult and jungling will be more difficult with higher minion damage? This change makes absolutely no sense. Good job making a whole play style useless.
The thing with the nearest target change is, it can make someone who is chasing another at risk of being attacked by the jungle monster. For example, if an enemy champ was chasing me, and i was running in the jungle, I could hit a monster once, run away (or flash away), and then the enemy chasing me will get attacked by the monster. Since they're gonna get higher damage, it would make it a lot harder for players to chase down others in jungle wouldn't it?
If you wanted to reduce the clear speed of Aoe junglers and mid lanes taking wraiths why not make the large camp take reduced Aoe damage like Yorick's ghouls or Zyra's plants. Also will every jungler have to build gp/5 to keep up in income to only build support items/wards/oracles. Is Kha'Zix stronger because of his Q doing extra damage to isolated minions even though his early clear is weak. And can those who choose to still get an early level 2 from a buff and then gank, like are exp rates/clear times going to align well with gank times?
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Shyne has revealed certain restrictions he has when considering to collaborate with other artists, and why unauthentic rappers won't receive any nods from him at all.
From Shyne's perspective, he does not believe in befriending any artists with police affiliation or who have testified in court.
"I'm not a bully," Shyne said in an interview. "So I don't believe in taking advantage of people per se, though, I do have my feelings on this issue. And you know that when people listen to my music, they'll hear me talkin' about it and how I feel about the situation. But it's not that important for me in the sense of callin' a muthaf*cka's name. I don't think about muthaf*ckas like that. And they don't matter that much to me. But I won't do a record with anybody that's not who they say they are. I won't do a record with a muthaf*cka that's gettin' on the stand. I won't do no record with no cops, no sh*t like that. I'm not doin' that. And that's just personal. I won't do it, I won't talk to them, I won't f*ck with them, I won't look at them, I'll keep it movin' and have nothin' to do with them. That's just some personal sh*t…So particularly, that's why I don't do it. So I feel the way I handle it, is you'll never see me f*ckin' with none of them dudes. You will never see me shakin' they hand– nothin'. I won't be in they video, they can't be in my video– nothin'. That's how I handle it, by not f*ckin' with 'em." (XXL Mag)
Earlier this month, Shyne called out rappers whose lives don't coincide with their rhymes.
"I don't let goons take advantage of a square," Shyne explained in an interview. "I'm just that type of dude. What's right is what's right. It's like, I don't have a problem with a civilian calling the police when somebody breaks into her crib, a mother saying, 'Listen man, they got my baby boy.' But when a dude get in the booth and he's talking about the life that me and my partners lived, and he's promoting that, but when real life happens he wants to be a civilian — be what you be. If you ain't where we from or do what we do, then be that. I love Kanye [West], I love Kid Cudi and all these kids talking that truth they know. That's their truth. But when a dude gets in that booth and he talks about truth, he testifies, or he's working for law enforcement — he saying this sh*t's a hundred, putting it in, but when it comes time, he talking to the cops…" (The Life Files)
Recently, Shyne dropped a track called "Belize" subliminally dissing 50 Cent and Rick Ross, due to the Miami rapper's past work as a corrections officer.
"I be smoking trees in Belize when they find me," Shyne raps, "Dude, dude, did everything he said, I'm about a dollar what the f*ck is 50 Cents…They want to know what I'm up to, sh*t, I'm living like I'm accustomed — in and out of customs, what the f*ck you thought fool, I'm a hustler, no, no, no, not the CO, bro, bro, it's the C-E-O…" ("Belize")
Earlier this year, Shyne put out multiple anti-50 diss records including "There Will Be Blood."
"The champ is here and not a minute too quickly, like Mike, I'm back to the city to drop 50," Shyne raps. "Upon my return, I empty the cartridge, got fat while I was gone, now I'ma send you where God is/Ah-hem, let me clear my throat — when you talk to the Feds, spell my name with a 'y'/I hate rats and chumps, you guys ain't gorillas, you're f*cking chipmunks/F-Y-I, I'm the king of the jungle…" ("There Will Be Blood")
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- High power terahertz radiation sources developed by Professor Jarrahi's group are highlighted in the Laser Focus World Magazine
Work by Professor Mona Jarrahi's research group on plasmonic photomixers has been highlighted in the Laser Focus World Magazine.
The team has demonstrated a high-performance source of continuous-wave terahertz radiation that can generate record-high radiation powers with extreme frequency tunability, while operating at room temperature.
This has been achieved by incorporating plasmonic nanostructures into a photomixer to offer significantly higher quantum efficiencies than that of previously demonstrated devices. Moreover, this device is designed to operate at standard telecommunication optical wavelengths, which can be incorporated into a relatively compact and inexpensive setup.
The principal investigator on the research is Professor Mona Jarrahi and other authors include Christopher Berry, a former student of Jarrahi's at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Mohammad R. Hashemi, a UCLA post-doctoral scholar; Sascha Preu, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at the Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany); Hong Lu, a researcher at UC Santa Barbara; and Arthur C. Gossard, Professor of Materials, Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC Santa Barbara.
- Professor Ozcan was a Keynote Speaker at NanoBioTech- Montreux 2014
Professor Ozcan gave an Invited Keynote Lecture at the 2014 NanoBioTech-Montreux international conference for micro- and nanotechnology biological, chemical and medical applications, held in Montreux, Switzerland, November 17 to 19, 2014.
- Prof. Jarrahi was a Plenary Speaker at ISOT 2014
Professor Mona Jarrahi was a plenary speaker at the International Symposium on Optomechatronic Technologies held in Seattle, WA, November 5-7, 2014. The title of her talk was "Plasmonic Enhanced Terahertz Imaging and Spectroscopy."
- Prof. Ethan Wang created a non-magnetic circulator called Distributedly Modulated Capacitor (DMC)
Professor Ethan Wang and his research team recently developed a device that allows simultaneous use of the same frequency for incoming and outgoing information on one communications device. The technology goes beyond the current architectures whereby it would only use a third of the bandwidth. Furthermore, it is compatible with IC technology and may be included in mobile devices without increasing manufacturing costs.
Together with Wang, the DMC technology was developed by graduate student Shihan Qin and post-doctoral scholar Qiang Xu. Their research paper was published in the IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques in October 2014.
- Grad Student Yufei Mao Presented a Late-Breaking Research at HICPT 2014
Grad student Yufei Mao, advisor, Associate Professor Chi On Chui, together with colleague in the Department of Pathology, UCLA-Ronald Reagan Hospital presented a late breaking research paper, entitled, "Validation of Semiconductor Electronic Label-Free Assay (SELFA) for Point-of-Care Cardiac Troponin I Measurement," at the IEEE EMBS Special Topic Conference on Healthcare Innovation & Point-of-Care Technologies (HICPT'14) in Seattle, WA.
In the work, the SELFA platform was implemented to measure cardiac troponin I (cTnI) in patient specimens, the results demonstrate a highly linear relation with that measured by LOCI® assay at the UCLA clinical laboratory, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. With a turnaround time within 10-15 minutes, the SELFA platform can be developed to a point-of-care device and be used to quantitatively and accurately measure cTnI in patient specimens for diagnosing myocardial infarction or commonly called as a heart attack.
- Assistant Professor Lara Dolecek Collaborates with JPL on Memory Coding Systems for Deep Space Use
Assistant Professor Lara Dolecek has received funding from NASA to study new coding and signal processing mechanisms to help overcome unreliability in memories used in deep space applications. The 2-year project is titled "Breaking the Limitations of Radiation-Hardened Devices" and will be performed in collaboration with Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
In a broader research effort with JPL-NASA, the non-binary LDPC codes developed by Assistant Professor Lara Dolecek and Adjunct Professor Dariush Divsalar are featured in September issue of NASA Tech Brief. This new class of codes proposed by the UCLA/JPL team offers significant coding gains that enable mission-critical communication systems to operate under adverse environments. NASA Tech Brief features commercially significant innovations by NASA researchers and their collaborators.
- Professor John Villasenor to Speak on Cybersecurity on Capitol Hill
Professor John Villasenor will be giving a presentation at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center in Washington D.C. on "Hardware: The Other Cybersecurity Challenge" on October 15, 2014.
Professor Villasenor is a professor of electrical engineering and public policy at UCLA and a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. He is also a National Fellow at the Hoover Institution, a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Cybersecurity, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
- RapidScat Boards the International Space Station Which Carries Prof. Yahya Rahmat-Samii's Original Reflector Antenna Design
Distinguished Professor Yahya Rahmat-Samii's original reflector antenna design for RapidScat, a device measuring ocean surface speed, was employed by JPL for use at the International Space Station. JPL team optimized and developed the original dual polarization and dual beam Ku-Band reflector antenna design capable to monitor and predict the extreme effects of climate change.
RapidScat was launched on September 22, 2014 onboard SapceX Falcon 9 and robotically attached to the exterior of the International Space Station (ISS) about 8 days later. The antenna system resides on a rotating platform and is expected to function for at least two years.
- Professor Asad Madni is Honored Around the World
Distinguished Adjunct Professor Asad Madni, for his outstanding contributions and service to science, engineering and technology, has been honored, once again, by multiple academic and professional institutions around the world.
He was recently selected for honorary professorship by the General Assembly of the School of Production Engineering and Management at the Technical University of Crete, Greece for his outstanding contributions to the engineering science and practice.
He was a co-honoree at the 2014 World Automation Congress (WAC) which was dedicated to him "for his extraordinary career of visionary leadership in and pioneering contributions to the development and commercialization of intelligent sensors, systems and instrumentation." He was also the inaugural recipient of the 2014 WAC Medal of Honor.
He was the keynote speaker at the 2014 IEEE International Conference on Semiconductor Electronics and was awarded a visiting professorship at the Institute of Microengineering and Nanotechnology at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, named him as the recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Alumnus Award. A $2000 scholarship was awarded in his name to a deserving student member of Tau Beta Pi.
With a vast list of honors and commendations that he has received throughout his professional career, Professor Madni is still very committed to the electrical engineering department at UCLA and to its alumni advisory board of which he is the founding chair and board member.
- Jean Paul Santos Awarded a Prestigious SMART Fellowship
Jean Paul Santos was recently awarded a prestigious Science Mathematics and Research for Transformation (SMART) Fellowship. The SMART Fellowship, established by the Department of Defense (DoD), "for service to individuals who demonstrate outstanding ability and special aptitude for a career in scientific and engineering research and product development, express interest in career opportunities at DoD laboratories." The evaluation is based on a review of each applicant's academic records, personal statements, recommendations, and GRE scores by an evaluation panel. SMART Fellowships provide full student support, including full tuition and fees as well as a monthly stipend during the duration of the scholar's graduate tenure. The SMART Fellowship also provides the scholar a unique opportunity to work for many one-of-a-kind world-class DoD facilities as an intern as well as a full-time research engineer after graduation.
Jean Paul Santos is studying under Prof. Yahya Rahmat-Samii and has been conducting research on an optimized array with desired antenna performance for space communications. With the SMART Fellowship, he aspires to research various military applications of antennas including for biomedical purposes. His research interests also include antenna measurements and textile antennas. After attaining his Ph.D., he hopes to serve as a research engineer at one of the Sponsoring Facilities at the Department of Defense.
- Asael Papour is Awarded the Dr. Ursula Mandel Scholarship
Asael Papour, a graduate student under the mentorship of Prof. Oscar Stafsudd, received the UCLA Dr. Ursula Mandel Scholarship for scholastic and research achievements in the medical field. Papour has developed two compact biomedical imaging systems using auto-fluorescence and Raman techniques for intraoperative real-time tissue characterization. These robust technologies can image various tissue abnormalities including cancer tumor margins and serve as an early detection system for bone growth (Heterotopic Ossification) in failed wounds (combat wounds). A paradigm change in fluorescence and Raman optical tissue characterization enabled new research approaches, and removed the hurdles for accepting these technologies in patient care. By using spectroscopy-free fast Raman imaging and auto-fluorescence pulse shaping breakthrough, an unmet clinical need for inexpensive, non-ionizing (x-ray) imaging device is created.
Asael is a member of the Quantum Electronics Laboratory under the supervision of Professor Oscar Stafsudd (Electrical Engineering), and Professor Warren Grundfest (Bioengineering/Electrical Engineering). Asael completed a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from UCLA in 2012. He received bachelor's degree in Physics, minor in Chemistry, in 2008 from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
- Professor Jason Cong was the Keynote Speaker at the VLSI-SoC 2014
Chancellor's Professor Jason Cong gave the keynote speech entitled "Design Automation Beyond High-Level Synthesis" at the 22nd IPIP/IEEE VLSI-SoC 2014 on October 6, 2014.
VLSI-SoC 2014 is the 22nd in a series of international conferences sponsored by IFIP TC 10 Working Group 10.5, IEEE CEDA and IEEE CASS, which explores the state-of-the-art in the areas that surround Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) and System-on-Chip (SoC). The purpose of VLSI-SoC is to provide a forum to exchange ideas and showcase research as well industrial results in EDA, design methodology, test, design, verification, devices, process, systems issues and application domains of VLSI and SoC.
Previous conferences have taken place in Edinburgh, Trondheim, Tokyo, Vancouver, Munich, Grenoble, Gramado, Lisbon, Montpellier, Darmstadt, Perth, Nice, Atlanta, Rhodes, Florianópolis, Madrid, Hong Kong, Santa Cruz and Istanbul.
- UCLA is the Top U.S. Public School in Engineering and Technology
The UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science has been named the highest-ranked public university in the United States for engineering and technology, according to the Times Higher Education 2014-15 World University Rankings. The rankings were released Oct. 1. http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2014-15/subject-ranking/subject/engineering-and-IT
- Assoc. Prof. Mona Jarrahi was the Keynote Speaker at the 14th International Conference on Nanotechnology
Associate Professor Mona Jarrahi was a keynote speaker at the 14th International Conference on Nanotechnology held in Toronto, Canada in August 18-21, 2014. This is one of the largest Nanotechnology conferences in the world, organized by the IEEE Nanotechnology Council. The title of the talk was "Nanophotonics and Plasmonics for Advancement of Terahertz Technology."
- Graduate Student Shang Hua Yang Received a IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society Doctoral Research Award
Shang Hua Yang has been selected to receive a Doctoral Research Award from the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society for his research project, Three-Dimensional Plasmonic Photoconductive Antennas for High-Power Terahertz Generation.
Shang Hua is an electrical engineering Ph.D. student working with Prof. Mona Jarrahi at Terahertz Electronics Laboratory. His research is focused on designing plasmonic nanostructures to enhance efficiency of conventional photoconductive terahertz emitters. For his doctoral research, he has demonstrated the most efficient laser-driven terahertz radiation source.
About the Award: The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society grants up to ten Ph.D Research Awards each year. The selection committee evaluates each applicant based on his or her research project, academic record, and potential to contribute to the electromagnetics profession in the future. The award consists of a $2500 fellowship.
- Graduate Students Hsinhung Alvin Chen and Zuow-Zun Joseph Chen are Inaugural MediaTek Fellows
On September 23, 2014 MediaTek and UCLA electrical engineering department announced the inaugural MediaTek fellows Hsinhung Alvin Chen and Zuow-Zun Joseph Chen at a kick-off meeting graced by Dr. Lawrence Loh, MediaTek USA President and corporate Senior Vice President, and Dean Vijay Dhir, UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science.
Hsinhung Alvin Chen, a graduate student of Professor Asad Abidi, will pursue a research on "Adaptive Calibration of Time-Interleaved Analog-To-Digital Converter." While Zuow-Zun (Joseph) Chen, a graduate student of Professor and Chair Frank Chang, has selected to investigate on "A Low-Noise Sub-Sampling Fractional-N ADPLL."
A graduate student who has passed the preliminary exam qualifies to apply to the fellowship. The MediaTek Fellowship provides full graduate student researcher (GSR) support including non-resident tuition (NRT) for one academic year and a possible paid summer internship. Continued support may be considered in subsequent years for fellows who are deemed to make good progress.
From a substantial number of applications, each distinctly innovative, only the top two proposals of excellent technical merit and with a strong likelihood of success were jointly selected by UCLA and MediaTek. The UCLA MediaTek Standing Committee is chaired by Professor Ken Yang with committee members Professors Jason Woo and Frank Chang.
MediaTek, founded in 1997, is a pioneering fabless semiconductor company and a market leader in cutting-edge systems on a chip for wireless communications and multi-media. They created the world's first octa-core smartphone platform with LTE and the CorePilot technology released the full power of multi-core mobile processors. In 2013, they were the fourth largest integrated circuits designer worldwide. Headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, MediaTek recently opened an office in San Diego, California.
- UCLA Researchers Receive $1.29M NSF Grant for Scalable Nanomanufacturing
A team of UCLA researchers has received a $1.29 million, four-year grant from the National Science Foundation to explore low-cost methods of manufacturing fibers with unprecedented continuous metal nanowires — a material with potential for ultra high-resolution cellular electrophysiology analysis technologies that could conduct sub-cellular and intracellular measurements down to a single biological cell.
The principal investigators of the research team include Xiaochun Li, Raytheon Professor of Manufacturing and Chi On Chui, associate professor of electrical engineering and bioengineering, both of the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science; and Huan Meng, an adjunct assistant professor of nanomedicine at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine.
While there is a great demand for the high-volume production of fibers with continuous metallic nanowires, there has not been a reliable and scalable manufacturing method due to fundamental and technical issues surrounding their nanoscale size. This includes instability of molten metals during thermal drawing of the wires, and difficulties controlling wire formation using traditional manufacturing techniques. The UCLA research team will explore novel approaches to address these barriers to a low-cost, reliable and scalable nanomanufacturing process.
Current cellular electrophysiology analyses are used in high-volume, such as the development of pharmaceuticals, toxicity screenings, and threat detection. Using fibers with continuous nanowires as narrow as just tens of nanometers in diameter would enable high resolution analytical platforms, which could examine a single to few biological cells at a time. The resultant platforms could measure cellular events that, for example, indicate the presence of cancer cells, earlier than current technologies can. Specifically, the researchers and their students will explore theoretical materials and functional designs for nanoelectrode arrays; scalable nanomanufacturing of fibers with metal nanowires through thermal drawing; observation and characterization of nanoelectrode arrays; and development and validation of nanoelectrode-enabled cell-based assay platforms.
Other potential technologies for this include high-resolution semiconductors and metamaterials characterizations, and neural and cardiac electrical signal recorders.
Re-print from UCLA HSSEAS Newsroom.
- Alumnus Dr. Henry T. Nicholas, III was Named for the IEEE Frederik Philips Award for 2014
Dr. Henry T. Nicholas, the co–founder of Broadcom Corporation and a Bruin (B.Sc. '82, M.Sc. '85, Ph.D. '98) was named to receive the Frederik Philips Award from IEEE for 2014. His citation reads, "For exemplary leadership and entrepreneurial vision in the commercialization of communications semiconductors that enable ubiquitous broadband connectivity."
Nicholas was one of the brilliant brains of Broadcom Corporation, together with his professor and co-founder, Dr. Henry Samueli, who led the technological advancement and commercialization of consumer broadband circuits in cable modems which created a paradigm shift in modern communication systems. The world's first commercially launched digital cable TV receiver was built with the chipset from Broadcom Corporation. There after the company has been a global leader and innovator in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications.
The Frederik Philips Award was established in 1971 through the generous contribution of Philips Electronics N.V. in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. The recipient is selected based on his/her leadership on the management of the research, impact on innovation, personal contributions, technological impact, and the quality of the nomination.
In 2005, Henry Nicholas was awarded the UCLA Alumni of the Year Award. He has been active in his philanthropic passion in arts and education. His Nicholas Academic Centers has sent over230 students to top universities. He has also supported the passage of the Marsy's Law, a crime victim's bill of rights.
- UC Engineers Collaborate on Light Emitting Semiconductor on Silicon Using Graphene
Light-generating semiconductor on silicon is the technology with the greatest potential toward integrating electronic and photonic devices on the same chip. Integration of highly-efficient optical sources on silicon will enable the combination of photonics with silicon electronics, leading to many new capabilities, such as providing high bandwidth in optical interconnects, long-haul communication systems and conventional CMOS technology.UCLA Engineering researchers, in collaboration with colleagues at UC Irvine and UC Riverside, have developed a new growth technique using a wonder material, graphene, made from a single layer of carbon atoms, in which electrons travel at incredible speeds. According to this innovation, ultra-smooth light-emitting semiconductor thin films can be deposited successfully on top of the growth-assisting graphene layer which sits on silicon substrate. Led by Kang Wang, the Raytheon Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCLA and the study's principal investigator, the team demonstrated for the first time that the likely-epitaxial light-emitting (i.e. GaAs) thin films can be deposited on silicon using graphene as a buffer layer. The research was published on Aug. 26, 2014, in the journal Advanced Functional Materials.
The co-lead authors on the research are Yazeed Alaskar, a UCLA graduate student, and Shamsul Arafin, a UCLA post-doctoral scholar in electrical engineering.
Several major material-related challenges were overcome on the way towards realizing such atomically-smooth quasi-epitaxial GaAs (gallium arsenide) thin films on a graphene/silicon system. Most significantly, while the conventional deposition technique requires the growth of one-micron thick GaAs on top of silicon to realize a certain material quality, the UCLA-led group's innovative and cost-effective growth technique demonstrated that the same quality can be obtained by depositing only 25 nanometers of GaAs atop silicon.
"This is the first time that an ultra-smooth morphology for quasi-epitaxial GaAs thin films on graphene/silicon using an optimized growth technique has been developed," Shamsul Arafin said. "It is a remarkable step towards an eventual demonstration of the epitaxial growth of GaAs by this approach for heterogeneous integration." As this technology develops, it could lead to less expensive and high-performance light sources, yielding ultrahigh-speed computers."
UCLA Engineering would like to acknowledge its collaboration on this research with King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) via the Center of Excellence for Nanotechnologies (CEGN).


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