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But that was not the game. Not concerned with making bad investments that cause financial collapse and just getting their money back, instead the aim has been to ramp-up such debt and then lend the selfsame sums again required to fund the bailouts themselves. So in doing they create enormous and indefinite national debts held by the bailout nations that can afford to pay and pay such interest as demanded. The people of the EU become tax-slaves to the international bankers.
The loophole exploited is the promise that sovereign states will act as lenders of last resort and behind them the resolve of the member-states of the EU to rally behind the EURO.
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Once he got to Kentucky, James Young found out that even though he was a McDonald's All-American and one of the nation's top-ranked recruits, his game had more flaws than he ever imagined.
"I didn't pay attention to them at all really. I think that's what's going to make each player better really," said
Young after scoring 13 points in Saturday's win over Georgia. "A lot of guys have started to do individual work during practice. It's getting everybody better really. It's just coming together as a team really and communicating more."
Young said the breakdown process each player goes through under coach John Calipari can be demanding.
"It's not (fun), it's not. It's not good at all," Young said. "You just got to get it over with, learn from it and get it over with. You can always learn more. He just points out your flaws and what you need to get better at. I think that's what makes us good players."
While UK earned praise from Calipari Saturday for its teamwork and overall play, Young knows there is plenty more to do starting with Tuesday night's game at LSU.
"I wouldn't say a breakthrough (against Georgia), but we're just getting better day by day, practice by practice. I just feel we're slowing getting better. To be where we want to be is going to take time," Young said.
"It was a great win for us. We were practicing really hard these last few days and we just want to get better game by game, and I think that's what we're doing. I feel like during practice we just communicate a lot more, and it's translating over to games."
"Like I said, it's a process. It's just going to take us game by game, day by day just to get better as a team. Every day we're just communicating on how we should be a better team, and I think we're getting there."
It helped against Georgia that sophomore center Willie Cauley-Stein (eight points, six steals, six blocks, three rebounds) snapped out of a three-game funk.
"It helped us a lot. He got a lot of blocked shots, lot of steals, and that's what led us to open buckets," Young said. "We get a lot more pressure because he always gets defensive stops. I feel like that's when we all step up, too."
Young said UK's "communication" was better against Georgia, especially with point guard Andrew Harrison.
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19 Meanwhile, the believers who had fled from Jerusalem during the persecution after Stephen's death traveled as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus, and Antioch of Syria. They preached the Good News, but only to Jews. | 19 Now those who had been scattered by the persecution in connection with Stephen traveled as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus and Antioch, telling the message only to Jews. |
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The jury, which began deliberating Thursday, awarded $63.6 million in compensatory damages and $11.8 billion in punitive damages, a record in the state.
Jurors had to find Exxon Mobil committed fraud to return the multibillion-dollar verdict Alabama sought. If the damages are upheld on appeal, the money would go into state coffers.
''We felt Exxon thought they were going to get away with this,'' said jury foreman Joe King, a teacher. ''We wanted to send a message that they were not, and that this corporation can't get away with doing wrong.''
Exxon Mobil spokesman Bob Davis said the verdict was excessive and the company would appeal. The state sued Irving, Texas-based Exxon Mobil in 1999, contending the company had violated its leases for natural gas wells in state-owned waters along the Alabama coast.


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I can also make Gum Paste from the recipe on Linda Mclures site - if i substitute simple syrup for the corn syrup. but then nobody can eat it ;) Thing is i don't see much for other people choosing this option....why?
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, should be renamed. It should be called The Affordable Management Act.
Under that law, healthcare is to be managed like a business, with the most disposable human beings, unborn babies and old people, being jeopardized to insure that this plan is "affordable" for the rest of the population.
All Americans are forced to purchase health insurance that could cover abortion, and in some cases, is required to cover abortion.
This law also opens the door to Planned Parenthood-run clinics in public middle schools and high schools, which clinics could provide "counseling" and "referrals" which could include abortions and abortion related services. This provision violates the religious freedom of millions of people who believe that abortion is murder.
On the other end of life, are the people on Medicare. Medicare Advantage Plans are to be abolished, Medicare reimbursement to physicians is to be lowered by $700 billion over 10 years.
This will motivate up to 83% of physicians to retire or seek other work, based on a recent survey conducted by the Doctor Patient Medical Association. An astounding 74 percent of those surveyed said they "will stop accepting Medicare patients or leave Medicare completely."
Even more disturbing is the deprivation of care for seniors that will be inevitable when "Obama-management" establishes the Patient Centered Outcome Institute.
This group will determine what treatment is permissible based on the age and overall health of the patient. Similar panels are in place in Canada and the United Kingdom in order to limit health care spending on seniors.
They, like unborn babies, are not considered valuable enough to spend limited resources on.
The 30,000,000 uninsured people to be covered under "Obama-management" would be far better served by state and local programs much better suited to determine who is really in need, and how to meet those needs responsibly. Tort reform, and insurance that is valid across state lines, and would also bring medical costs down.
We don't need Federal Government Management to control one sixth of the nation's spending. It is well known that whenever they handle other people's money (your taxes) they are like drunken sailors in a far-away port.
Just look at the record of the present administration.
The only way to prevent "Obama-management" from harming our people further is to get rid of Obama.
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The Doctor Patient Medical Association is a member the Patient Power Alliance & works to repeal health care reform and call themselves a nonpartisan association of doctors and patients dedicated to preserving free choice in medicine. The organization is a member of the National Tea Party Federation. They state up front that their goal is to repeal O-care. that's like quoting a poll of KKK members on what they think of desegregation. Not saying republicans are for the KKK but they are about as pro-Obama as the Klan was pro-black.
The DPMA's founder, Kathryn Serkes, is a veteran of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a collection that opposes vaccinations & believes undocumented immigrants spread leprosy. The group is conservative: it describes the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as Destruction Of Our Medicine, or DOOM.
But what about this improbable survey indicating that over 3/4 of doctors have considered hanging up the stethoscope? The first thing to point out is that the survey didn't actually ask about the Affordable Care Act. Here's the question and the results as given by DPMA:
How do current changes in the medical system affect your desire to practice medicine?
I'm re-energized 4.6%
Makes me think about quitting 82.6%
Unsure/no opinion 12.8%
They're assuming that respondents reading current changes in the medical system, thought O-care and nothing else? Doesn't seem likely. And when asked to give their opinion on these undefined changes, they were given three options: super-excited, ready to quit, and unsure. What if they were just slightly dissatisfied? Or cautiously optimistic? The survey left no room for anyone who didn't hold an extreme position.
All this leads up to 83% of respondents saying they are ready to quit their chosen profession even though they don't know what they're quitting over. That's a clue that we're not dealing with a reliable sample.
And how did we arrive at this unreliable sample? The survey was conducted by fax and online from 4/18 to 5/22. DPMAF obtained the fax numbers of 36,000 doctors, and 16,227 faxes were successfully delivered. Doctors were asked to return their completed surveys by fax, or online. The response rate was 4.3% only 699 completed surveys.
They had a tiny sample size culled from a fax that allowed respondents more than a month. It seems pretty clear that of the small percentage that did actually respond, the vast majority were sympathetic to the DPMA and had axes to grind.
Fox IS a news source, but a poor one, slanted far to the right. Not to say there aren't those slanted to the left, because trust me, there are. MSNBC makes me sick. But I watch them both. because if you watch both, you can find the middle ground. I seriously dislike O-care, but I have real reasons for it. At least it required insurance companies to stop discriminating and offer insurance to my wife (24) with a history of cancer.
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Neither did I, in all honesty I find it to be random(aka whenever they have the time review a bundle of cases is when we get ip, I think the last time I got ip was several weeks ago,
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I was doing Tribunal for a number of weeks after it came out then stopped early June. Here are my IP deliveries. 9 cases on May 29th = 45 IP. 29 cases June 7th = 145 IP. 9 cases June 22nd = 45 IP. All notified via email. So it looks like it can take up to about a month for a case to get enough votes to do anything about. It also appears that despite my supurb judgement (And I actually took a large amount of time on these things to start) only 1/3 to 1/2 maybe of the cases I judged got enough agreements. And IP rewards are 5 IP per case. So it might take awhile and you probably won't notice the IP reward just off of your game client. Check your email. They will get to you. Assuming you arn't just trolling Tribunal of course. ; P
TBH they need to drop the reward. Problem solved. Those who hate the losers ruining games (read: me) will continue to use the system so that the quality of my game time is better. No IP reward...no people using it when they don't care to use it correctly.
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Dental Calculus Is Associated with Death from Heart Infarction
1Department of Dental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, P.O. Box 4064, 14104 Huddinge, Sweden
2Institute of Dentistry and Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases, University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Central Hospital, PB 41, 00014 Helsinki, Finland
Received 16 April 2013; Revised 30 September 2013; Accepted 22 October 2013; Published 9 January 2014
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*TOP REVIEWER* spaflam on 6/13/2014 3:51:00 PM more reviews by spaflam
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This formula is gone! (D/C'ed) which is a shame as I prefer it over a Shower Gel (way more moisturizing).
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*TOP REVIEWER* missmanic on 1/5/2013 12:41:00 AM more reviews by missmanic
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Black, Curly, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Have these in Dark Kiss and Paris Amour. These lather up so nicely and really leave my skin feeling soft and moisterized. Creamy, silky, with just the right amount of fragrance. Will be buying more scents!
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EL2016 on 5/20/2012 11:37:00 PM more reviews by EL2016
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I loved the ones in "Secret Wonderland" and "Dark Kiss". They smell amazing and keep my skin moisturized throughout the day! I love the packaging, but I think they either changed it or got rid of them this year because the ones I bought were on clearance before they brought in the new packaging. Will definitely repurchase when I see them again!
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bnm5077 on 11/8/2011 9:09:00 PM more reviews by bnm5077
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
I am addicted to this product! The package is so easy to use. The scent lingers for so much longer than their regular shower gel. However, it isn't so strong that you can't layer other lotions or perfumes. The wash itself is so soft and creamy and I find myself lathering it forever in the shower! It's a little pricey, but most times it's buy 3 get 3 free or they have coupons for a free product. Definetly worth the money!
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Amber814 on 6/18/2011 12:10:00 PM more reviews by Amber814
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I love the triple moisture shower creams! Much better than the regular shower gels. I have super dry skin on my body and these work great!
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Love the new version. it holds scent well and is so lush and moisturizing. The lather is not a lot but just enough to get you clean. I will repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Julia941 on 12/31/2010 5:10:00 PM more reviews by Julia941
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I really like these shower creams for shaving my legs, but the fragrances are too strong and I have trouble making it through a whole tube before I'm sick of it. I haven't found one that I can tolerate more than one tube of and I am not anti-scent by any means. I love perfume but the smell of these lasts on my skin and often clashes with my chosen perfume of the day. I have used several tubes of it, but I don't think I will purchase again unless they come out with an unscented version. However, if you like the B&BW fragrances these are great, as are the triple moisture creams and the shea butters in the flat tubs.
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yellie23 on 12/31/2010 4:07:00 PM more reviews by yellie23
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I bought this product in Dark Kiss and Secret Wonderland, and i love it. It is like a very thick lotion that you use as a soap. The scent lasts hours, and it lasts even longer if you use the body lotion after. I have VERY dry skin and it helps alot-making it very smooth. It works great!!(:
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moosue on 12/2/2010 11:36:00 PM more reviews by moosue
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This stuff is like a thick lotion rather than a shower gel! I LOVE the consistency. I have it in Dark Kiss, which is fabulous, but my store in Canada has very few scents in this product, none of which I really like. They say they're going to introduce this product in more scents soon.
It is expensive, but lets face it, you NEVER pay full price at B&BW, there's always a BOGO, B2G2, or B3G3.
I've heard people complain that it doesn't lather well, and I suppose thats true, but lack of lather doesn't bother me. I love this for shaving. It's hard to find cruelty free shave gels, and while this isn't marketed as a shave gel, it certainly does the job.
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I have the Secret Wonderland shower cream. This smells divine, like fresh fruit with jasmine, amber, and musk (they say it's strawberries.) Usually I would find a mixture of the last three scents to be disastrous but the fruitiness perfectly balances it out. This lathers up well and moisturizes. I mainly love this because the smell lingers so well. When I step out of the shower, I'm still surrounded by a cloud of Secret Wonderland. When I layer this with lotion, and NOT perfume, it creates a long lasting scent. I can't comment on its ability to clean dirt/oil because I use this in my morning shower.
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As part of the 25th anniversary of the Legend Zelda franchise, Nintendo announced a series of concerts that would feature orchestral renditions of iconic music from the classic games. In the US the series began in LA (where we interviewed composer Koji Kondo), and most recently there's a sold out show January 10 in Dallas. While the official site doesn't list any other dates, if Ticketmaster is to be believed, at least five more concerts are happening in North America this year.
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DISCLAIMER!: Ryze is not for the faint of heart, or the squimishly squishy. If you play him 1 of two things will happen in your games. You will either 1) Dominate, or 2) be crushed so hard you can not even count the time you were penetrated. (I mean spell pen of course!) Also, if you want to play the best Mage Burst in the game, play: veigar. If you want to play the best Mage Stun/AOE in the game, play: Annie. If you want to play the best Mage CC and AOE in the game, play: Fiddle. If you want to play the best Ranged Mage, play: Anivia or Karthus. For everyone else play Ryze, he is pretty much not going to fit in the best of any category except for "most annoying high single target burst champ that will lock you in place while you stare at him waiting to graze him once so he pops," champion. Intro: Ryze is the glass-cannon Barney colored, giant blunt smoking, tattooed freak of brush/bush loving burst damage that I have come to enjoy. It must be noted that Ryze is Deadily. It must also be noted that Ryze is severly limited by his range, health and mobility. Ryze must be blind, or near blind, because he either is using those giant scrolls on his back to roll the biggest blunts in the world, or is more blind then your girlfriend after bukkake, and needs Gragas to write letters on his scrolls by dipping his belly in body paint. This explains his short range, and why you need to be very careful hug the bush he loves, and attack from the back like a true azz-azz-in does. If you do this well your opponents will cry: OMGWTFBBQ QQ TT WWJD HAX BOT BS ALT+F4 /Wrist /Quit /Surrender And you will scream: OWND! OWND! OWND! Imma BOSS, PAYCHECK, GTFO, LOL, YOU GOT FLUX"D! or I FLUX'D Your entire team. and you can add - 'in da azz' for good merit. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *** New Experimental build, has worked very well in 5 man premade higher skilled games so far: skills: R>E>W>Q 1 - E (or Q - you will have a nice early benefit from 10% mana pool for very early game harrassment with sapphire as first item, however spell flux generally does more and pressures the lane) 2 - W 3 - E 4 - W 5 - E 6 - R 7 - Q then R>E>W>Q Masteries: I know this is odd, but we want 10-7-13 10 = spell pen and ignite, 7 = strength of spirit (it is good) 13 = Ghost, and mana pool/mana regen/mana+hp regen + longer minion buffs Summoner skills obv - Ghost and Ignite Item build: 1 - Start with Sapphire Crystal and 2 HP pots 2 - Tear of the Goddess + Boots 3 - Catalyst the Protector 4 - Mobility Boots 5 - Archangel's Staff 6 - Don't forgot to stack CD Reduction - Frozen Heart - Blue Potion - Nashor's Tooth - My recommendation is Frozen Heart 7 - Whatever (These items can change order, this is more about maxing your mana pool to improve your overall late game build - Archangel's staff is awesome, and tear with an early catalyst will be all the mana you will ever need between blue buff and base trips.) I don't know what build I like best yet, I try to get glacial stone early in this build to get a decent CDR as I dont have CDR through the utility tree or runes. Spell Flux first seems to be the best skill for ganking in a side lane. As lvl 1 prison just tickles and snares for only .4 secs. On to the guide*** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ Level progression Skill Priority: R>W>E>Q (you want 1 point in each - Q/W/E by lvl 3 for burst attempts/early ganks) looks like this by lvl: 1 - W (gank helper) 2 - E (great on dual melee lane harassment) 3 - Q (helps when coordinating burst, or just harassing with your mana pool) 4 - W (extra time in prison = bad for them, great for ganking - at lvl 4 you are ready to coordinate a lane kill) 5 - W 6 - R (game overman, idiots that approach = free kills - now go buy a soulstealer fast, get golem buff, and start the bush farming) 7 - Decide here to Max W, or Max E, then follow the above. Masteries: 9-0-21 (you want Archaic Knowledge, and I prefer to get Experience gain over Mana pool in Utility - not a big fan of Overload as you can see. I typically also pass on Greed, and put 2 points in improved buffs to keep the blue golem buff up a bit longer) Summoner Skills: Flash + Ghost Runes: AP Quints, AP per level blues, Mana Regen per level golds, Magic Pen reds. Item build: Doran's Ring* + 1 hp Pot* Mejai's Soulstealer* Boots --> Merc's or Sorc's* depending Haunting Guise or Lich's Bane* Deathfire's Grasp or Banshee's Veil Ryail's Scepter* or Zhonya's Ring* *is what I prefer to get to max burst - Bolded is what is probably best to purchase for most people (Other nice items to have - Archangel's Staff/Frozen Heart) Best Champion Partner's for Ryze: This is more game make-up then lane, but I think Ryze's best counter part in LOL is Karthus. With a Good Spell Flux volley, Karthus can just pick up the pieces with his Ultimate. The combo is dirty, yet sick/awesome. Alistar also rocks, He rocks in general, but the stun and headbutt make it easier for you to initiate from saftey. Blitz fits here also, but its rare to find a decent blitz that actually hits his grabs.. QFT!. Quick Tips- -Play like a complete puss from lvls 1-5, you can do early ganks with a decent stun/dps in lane, but will have trouble adding dps until around lvl 4. So use your mana conservatively and focus on early game last hitting. -Let others initiate -Gank from Brush or bait others to brush -Overload (Q) got quite the nerf, because of this, I give much less thought to maxing Mana, as it typically leads to less overall AP throughout the game, and Spell Flux just does way more damage anyways with the buff to it. -Use Ult to farm lanes also with Spell Flux = cash money money! -It has been noted that Summoner Skills also effect Passive cooldown (may need further testing with all skills - Ignite works) -To Burst own people, start just in range of someone with (R), and follow with (W), (Q). (E). Most people say to start with (W), but I prefer the added AP/AOE damage (R) gives to Rune Prison, rather than waiting around for Rune Prison to recharge a bit faster. -You can speed up the passive of key skills by starting burst with (Q) (W) or (E) before hitting R, If you hit R after you cast (Q) (W) or (E) the damage will still get the AOE and AP buff. This may help you get in more than 1 volley while the ultimate is going. -Spell Flux can often make their team QQ, if you use teamwork against them, you can often just get your AP fat and then (R)+(E) them, and watch them die. Sometimes I stop lvling Rune Prison at 3, and max Spell Flux first, if I notice my lane and their team hugging a lot in general. Make them pay for their happy-go-lucky co-dependent ways. -Play aggresively, but also play smart, save your summoner skills as defensive moves vs very aggressive teams, and as offensive skills vs very defensive teams. Realizing this will get you in range when you need to be, and out of range when you need to be. -Get the Blue buff whenever possible. -Rune Prison (W) is your only escape skill, remember this when your summoner skills are down. This is also why you try to max (W) first against strong teams. -Buy HP pots and Wards whenever possible, or get used to recall trips. Take advantage of the fact that you will be heavily targeted and bait ultimates when you can, do your burst and die if you have to so your team can wipe them. Sometimes staying in the fray to get off a combo although you know you will die will be worth it for your team in the end. -Don't underestimate CD Reduction on Ryze. I don't think it should be overestimated either. It is good, but don't force your build around it. Use his passive to your benefit, but focus on AP burst for higher level games. You will rarely get opportunities to do double burst volleys, and if you do your team won a long time ago. Compensate for CD with Golem buff and masteries., My opinion is to not waste runes here. -Ghost and Flash should not need to be explained, but for those lost in why, they are great ways to get there, and by there I mean either the helz away from the baddies, or down their throats like a good pron. Added note: I play with players said to be top 500/high ELO on most occassions when I solo queue. I might not be top 500 myself, but I used to play solely Alistar, who is seen as one of the better champions in the game. Now at this unknown skill level, I still can win 60%+ of my games with Ryze, and these are against tryhard teams most often with a Solid TF player /Sivir/Alistar/Annie. Do not underestimate Ryze, he is strong, its all in how you use him, and his abilities to support the team, and when and where you chose to engage in burst battles. Most importantly, after every kill as Ryze type or yell: OW-OW-OWND! (without the E, as 1 vowel is enough) My Live Stream: www.livestream.com/nicosharp <-- Volume NSFW (F-bombs and NC-17 humor) Other Guides: Alistar the Moo-Caboom! [Standard Guide]: http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board...ad.php?t=51629 The Many Faces of Alistar [Extensive Guide]: http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board...ad.php?t=36784
I thought Magic Pen runes always beat AP, hands down? What are your thoughts on Tear of the Goddess? Personally favor that and HP quints over Doran's and Magic Regen Runes. That, and it turns into ArchAngels. Just like the Guise route better?
I like to run Magic Pen Red Primary Runes, but Go for AP blue when Primary. Are you asking about Magic Pen Quints? Early game most characters, whether they are tanks or not, have very little Magic Resist, and the overall AP seems to do more bang for the buck. I end most games with these items: Doran's Ring Mejai's Soulstealer Sorceror Boots Haunting Guise Deathfire Grasp Ryail's Scepter / Zhonya's Ring (or nearly completed 1 or the other) So I already got quite a bit of Spell pen with the runes and items alone. I think that AP in general is just better all-round, as you will hit some harder than others, but with Spell Flux, you hit so many that those that have Magic Resist will still keep those without it bleeding. I like Archangel's staff, but because It's a pricey path to take, and Snowballing is so much better to try for and focus on early game then a early tear, that I prefer walking this path. I would be all for Tear builds, if my focus was to max Overload first, but I feel it was significantly nerfed and the damage from it is just a little thing to help me with my spell flux/rune prison cooldowns.
I find that unless I'm getting Banshees I'll try and get a RoA or Rylai's before any other major AP item as the extra health it provides gives you a lot more survivability. Also you can rune prison then ult. and the ult. will still effect the original rune prison as it ticks over every 0.4s. It works well if they flash / stun you when they see you approaching.
Quick Tips : - Ignite triggers his passive effect (-1 sec CD). I'm surprised I haven't read that in a guide yet ^^ - Desperate power works if you cast it after your spells. Even if you cast it between two spell flux bounces, the last bounces will benefit from it (they will hit in an AoE). Same thing with rune prison. Don't forget that if you want to maximize the effect of your passive, if you cast the ultimate right after spell flux instead of before, you will be able to cast your next spell flux 1 sec sooner. .
Great tips Bombad. I believe all summoner skills trigger the 1 second reduced recharge passive. Yes the Ult will dish the damage for anything that has not connected yet, Ive had a overload flying to a target, and a spell flux about to bounce when Ive activated and both got the buff. (thanks for the mention both Membrane and bombad). Alternatively, Ryze can be built very defensively and still played well, but that seems like a very odd way to play him at higher levels. The last game I played, I got: Banshee's Veil (5) Merc Treads (3) Frozen Heart (4) Haunting Guise (1) Ryail's Scepter (6) Mejais Soulstealer (2)
Your runes made me die a little inside...
Show me the way, oh great one, to the perfect Rune Recipe? I've tried 3 rune combinations now with Ryze. I like this one the best for progression throughout the game. Cooldown runes are pretty bad IMHO if I am getting 40% mid-late game through a few items/buffs, and the Flat AP quints really help me push through earlygame damage for a Soul or 3. The best survivability build I think would be to run flat HP Quints and Golds, as Ryze is so crippled early game by his low HP, and is one of the reasons why I start with Doran's Ring. You could easily go CD blue runes, but again, I prefer AP as, by lvl 6, the 9 AP boost really helps add the damage up with spell flux, and the people I play are rarely there long enough for me to benefit from a second volley. I think runes should really be built around the Champion, and more importantly how you are choosing to play them. If my build, and gameplay purpose was different for Ryze, I would definitely alternate my runes out. Odd question, but has anyone thought of Running Ryze with Exeperience Boost Quints? and Exp through Utility Tree. He seems to be a champion that can greatly benefit from fast leveling, as his effectiveness really soars with his spells skill levels. This boost weens off once you hit 18, but this can really power a early catalyst build, and help with very early game ganks as you hit 6 before the competition, even in a side-lane.
Unfortunately the passive doesn't work with Flash or Clarity*, but I haven't tested all the spells, maybe some of them work. * Btw, the new mastery look interesting, (-2 sec to all CD when using Clarity) MOAR SPELLSPAM =D
OP Champ is OP right now. You should have just stopped the guide at "Get Soulstealer", because after that you just kill and snowball like an OP mofo. Can't wait for a nerf so every game won't be decided by Level 11, 350-400 AP Ryze's.


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Anyone not liking their glass front cabinets? I am looking at counter depth glass front cabinets for my everyday white dishes, glassware, thinking more function less "display" Our plan currently has 3 24" cabinets. We like the style and clean look of the glass. Now we wonder if we'd regret it. |
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what do you mean by glass front cabinets? Do you mean the whole door is glass? or a wood frame with glass inserts? I'm in the process now of adding some additional cabinets to our kitchen (order arrived this morning) I already last Summer ordered 4 frame only doors and inserted nice glass from a local glass company. I love them. I have one more cabinet I ordered with what was delivered today that will have 2 doors with mullion 2x3's meaning 6 lites. Will be adding 2 glass panels in those doors as well. We plan to light those cabinets. |
- Posted by brantley_r (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 14:14
I love glass doors on cabinets for everyday dishes. We remodeled the kitchen in our last house and used them, and are doing the same in our new build. it is so helpful for company to be able to see the dishes and not have to rummage through your cabinets when they are looking for a plate or a glass. |
- Posted by prairiemom (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 16:01
Ours are 12" deep, the same as standard wall cabinets except for the corner cabinet. I really like all of them. Our everyday dishes are in the corner cabinet. It holds a lot including 12 place settings of plates, lunch plates, soup bowls, and that's just the bottom shelf. Middle shelf holds at least 36 glasses, various sizes. Coffee mugs on third shelf, but only toward the front as it gets too deep for me behind them. Top shelf is decorative as I can't possibly use all of that shelf. Dishwasher is just below to the left, it's very convenient to unload everything right to the cabinets. Daily silverware is in the corner drawer, also very convenient to the dishwasher. If your upper cabinets are really 24" deep you might consider some kind of stepped shelf system so you can utilize the space in the back. |
If I had a bigger kitchen with more countertop room or an island, I would love to have cabinets that go down to the counters with glass for every day dishes so I can reach everything as I am only 4'10" tall. I can't wait to read more posts and see more pictures. I would just want to have a pretty contoured grid on the door to partially hide my everyday dishes but still let you know what is inside. I am still not sure if I am doing any glass since I need storage and the cabinet that will have glass if I was to do glass will be over the sink and too tall for me to reach. But I love seeing beautiful kitchens with glass doors. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 18:26
I love my upper cabinet with glass in the doors. In a small kitchen I only have one 42 inch upper cabinet that holds all our every day dishes, glasses and bowls. I think it looks very good and is very functional, right above the dishwasher. And in a small kitchen, it visually makes the space look larger and more open. I've had the cabinet for about 15 years and I think if I was going to regret it, I would have by now. [g] |
- Posted by canuckplayer (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 18:30
24" cabinets are pretty deep for dishes. Most dinner plates are 10-12" and most serving pieces will fit within a 12" space. Is there a specific reason for the 24" uppers? IMHO I think things will be "lost" in the back, even with a step system. The higher shelves will be even more difficult, as it is almost impossible to see into that depth when it's above you head. Would 13" or 14" not suffice for you if 12" isn't deep enough? |
- Posted by gladys1924 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 18:55
I have glass front (wood frame) upper cabinets in one corner - I think it's just 3 cabinets. The rest of the cabinets are wood. The glass breaks up the wooden uppers - adds a bit of variation. I use those cabinets to mostly store my mother's dishes; it feels like she is in my kitchen. |
We are building a new house and we had the cabinet maker build a cabinet that is similar to what we have in our current house (built in 1917!) We like seeing all of the Fiesta colors! Old house….. |
24" deep? for dishes? I'm thinking you might want to invest in some serious lazy Susans or you'll never see some of your dishes again. That's seriously deep. Like a bottom reach-in cabinet stacked on the countertop. I am planning glass doors. it gives a little texture to the solid door look. |
- Posted by prairiemom (My Page) on Tue, Feb 25, 14 at 20:51
Carol your cabinets, old and new, are beautiful! I love your countertops too. Are they marble or granite? |
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I guess that the N900 is the last Nokia that I will ever own.
Out of the choices of operating systems to go for, why on earth did they choose Windows over Android? What were they thinking? They would have hammered the iPhone in a year or two if they had chosen Android.
They really need their heads examining.
Glad I don't have shares in Nokia.


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First time cruise
Hi all! This is my first time going on a cruise and I was wondering what all do we need at time of purchase?
This our first cruise too! So many questions too!
You'll need names, addresses, birthdates, phone numbers, passport numbers and expiration dates, along with a major credit card.
This is our first Disney Cruise. We are so excited. We are going on the Fantasy. I want to do Palo one night but don't know to much about Remy. it know it is really expensive but we will be celabrating our 10 year anniversary!
Happy cruising to all of you! If you have questions, this is the board to find your answers.
WOW I can see you have cruised a lot. If I have any questions I am sure to post them here!!!!!
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Friday, September 30, 2011 - 8:15am
SAN JUAN - IDEA College Prep held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday in celebration of opening a new school.
The school's principal says the move from a building, that was built mainly for elementary students, to a school that better handles the higher demands of high schoolers was much needed. With 40 new classrooms, three soccer fields, a new gym and a library, students and staff can finally grow at a better pace. IDEA Principal Sam Goessing stated,"They are excited to have a place where they can call home, they are excited to have a place that is new and they are excited to have a place that in their eyes looks like a real school."


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Just got back from the place my DH does pumpkin carving. The neighbors sell home made pickles there, and have been canning for 40 years or more!
The last couple of years she has been getting tops that bulge on the top. She insists that they are still sealed, but, of course won't sell the ones with a bulging cap. Are these defective tops? Should she contact the manufacturer, or does this just happen from time to time? Your thoughts??? Nancy |
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I wouldn't touch them. Not sure who the "manufacturer" might be other than Ball or Kerr. That said, I've never had a bulging top and I make quite a few pickles. Pickles are generally pretty safe provided they were processed properly and an approved recipe used. But, the bulging tops to me say they may have issues. Better safe than sorry. JMO, |
- Posted by readinglady z8 OR (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 12 at 21:34
I don't know how she's been processing pickles for the past 40 years, but cucumbers are loaded with mold spores and bacteria, so it may be that her luck just ran out. A bulging lid is a classic sign of spoilage. While a lid may occasionally crinkle if the ring is applied too tightly, bulging is a powerful indication the product has gone bad. It's not a manufacturer issue. Whatever's working in the jar will continue until the pressure reaches a point where the seal does break, so if the seal is still good, it just means it's early days yet. Carol |
- Posted by nancyjane_gardener USDA 8ish No CA (My Page) on Mon, Oct 1, 12 at 20:48
It might have been crinkled as you said, but I'll print this out for her. Thank you. Nancy |
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