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Kim Ricci is lying on her back on a table with hair-thin needles stuck in the hollows of her ears, five on each side. Several more puncture her wrists.
Ricci, 50, says she was surprised when her doctor suggested she get acupuncture to relieve the pain and discomfort she was experiencing after her breast-cancer surgery.
She was even more surprised when the therapy worked.
"While I can't say I thought of it as voodoo, I never thought it was a solution for me," the Orlando, Fla., woman said.
Though acupuncture, meditation, massage and yoga are not typically what the doctor orders, that's changing as more mainstream medical practitioners incorporate therapies once considered alternative into their conventional practices.
UF Health Cancer Center at Orlando Health started an integrative-medicine program last year, and at the University of Florida's medical school, a course in alternative medicine is about to become part of the curriculum. At the University of Central Florida's College of Medicine, students are learning how to make unconventional therapies part of conventional treatment plans.
"It heartens me to see more doctors starting to treat the whole person rather than just cutting them and giving them medicine," said Diane Robinson, a neuropsychologist and the program director of integrative medicine at the cancer center.
Applications for alternative medicine reach far beyond cancer treatment.
Physicians from many fields who just a few years ago would have balked at the idea of incorporating therapies once considered "mystic" into their treatment plans are now recommending them to treat a range of ailments, including headaches, pain, arthritis, stress and depression, said Dr. Irene Estores, an integrative-medicine physician who started UF Health's Integrative Medicine Program a year ago.
When Paula Duffy of Groveland, Fla., developed low thyroid, and her doctor put her on prescription thyroid medication, "the side effects were violent," she said.
Though her dose was low, the 75-year-old woman had the shakes and her heart raced. About a month ago, she went to Estores, who prescribed botanical supplements, including selenium and seaweed containing iodine. Duffy tolerates the combination well.
"I was so lucky to find a doctor like her. I want to try everything first that's not invasive, but regular doctors do not understand about supplements, and few believe in meditation and yoga," said Duffy, a Brazilian native who has practiced yoga, meditation and tai chi for decades.
That acceptance will likely increase as more medical students are being trained in the emerging field of integrative medicine. This fall, Estores will teach a course on the subject to fourth-year UF medical students.
At UCF's College of Medicine, Dr. Lisa Barkley, assistant dean for diversity and inclusion, said, "We teach our medical students to incorporate complementary methods into their care plans along with more traditional approaches. It's important they understand other perspectives, alternatives and cultures."
Ricci is grateful for the philosophical shift. After her double mastectomy in December 2011, the business analyst and mother of three grown daughters experienced painful muscle spasms and skin tightening around her chest and back.
She took pain medication and muscle relaxants but didn't want to become dependent on pills.
"I was pretty miserable," she said. "The muscles were so tight through my breast and back it was a struggle to breathe or move or just get through the day."
She began getting treatments in March at the Gynecologic Cancer Center, part of the UF Health Cancer Center in Orlando. "I feel completely different. Now I can take a deep breath," she said. "My muscle pain is 95 percent better."
This is exactly how Orlando Health's Robinson wants doctors and patients to use alternative therapies, she said, adding that good scientific evidence is emerging to support many alternative methods.
Acupuncture, for instance, has been shown to bring pain relief in animal studies, which would rule out a placebo effect.
Massage, yoga and mindfulness are also "very well supported by science for relieving pain, tension and stress," she said. However, other areas, including light, energy or magnet therapies, are "very questionable."
"Some treatments are not studied and not tested," said UCF's Barkley, who cautions medical students to note the line between evidence-based treatments and quackery.
Though proponents of the integrative trend argue that adding alternative treatments to traditional medicine could reduce health-care costs overall by lessening pain and increasing compliance, insurance companies approve few treatments. Most patients, including Ricci, pay out of pocket.
Ricci pays $50 for each one-hour acupuncture session.
Dr. Frank Stone, an internist and pediatrician at Florida Hospital, understands the resistance among some of his colleagues. "We like to think we're scientists and can prove what works, but not everything in life lends itself to that approach."
Whether it makes sense scientifically isn't really relevant if it helps, said Stone, who doesn't prescribe alternative therapies himself.
"Modern medicine often ignores the connection between mind and body," Stone said. "If the brain thinks it's helping, then the body has a related response. If people believe it will make a difference, it makes a difference."
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Literally Destroyed him. i gave him plenty of chances. had a 85-90% win-rate with him and i literally lost so many games because i couldn't q mid leap, killing his burst. His laning is absolute ****. he has no harass what so ever if they hide behind minions while champs like Renek can use minions to harass then jump back, Ryze who spams Q all day, ETC. Rengar is an all-in champion and he cant anymore. He's a "hunter" not a "fighter" he was made to kill not to build tank and scratch the adc while his team burns you down. I'm the kind of person who keeps their cool, but this rework just didn't make any sense at all.
I'm still enjoying the rework but can't wait for the buffs. The q bug is annoying when it happens, but other than that I feel that Rengar will be in a decent spot in 4.6
Last two days I've gone 6/1/4 with Rengar top, 10/0/9 with Rengar jungle, and 15/2/10 top on my other account.
I highly recommend Hydra > Youmou's > Last Whisper build order atm. After the Q animations are cleaned up I'll try going back to blade but without attack speed on Q it's harder to push down towers and waves.
Rengar is supposed to be primarily an assassin, and after that, a fighter. I mean, he has no escape, so he is supposed to kill and fulfill his role as an assassin, and then try to survive while dealing damage, just like a fighter is supposed to do. You cannot mix both, but you can work on both and offer some kind of mechanism to lessen the impact caused due to the transition between assassin and fighter. The old kit was not capable of doing it, and that is why Rengar was "high risk and high reward". Building him as an assassin was a death sentence - you would probably die after killing your target.
And Rengar, as a tank, could not fulfill his job as an assassin.
Keeping this in mind, I have done the following rework in my free time. If you like it, please, upvote and spread every word. Also, feel free to discuss about everything I am going to write here - and be respectful.
Base Health Regen: 7.6 (+0.4 per level)
Savagery / Cooldown: 5s - minimum of 3s with 40% Cooldown Reduction.
Damage: 30/60/90/120/150 plus 120% Attack Damage.
Utility: It may be used to damage a structure, but only the base damage will be added to your attack.
Empowered Savagery
Damage: 20 + (10 * level) plus 150% Attack Damage.
Buff: 10% Attack Damage for 7s.
Buff: 50 + (5 * level)% Attack Speed for 7s.
Utility: No delay between Savagery and Empowered Savagery.
Utility: It may be used to damage a structure, but only the base damage will be added to your attack.
My opinion: Not much different from the actual version of Savagery and Empowered Savagery.
Actually, the buff is lasting longer due to the increased cooldown, but you can use Savagery twice
while the Attack Damage buff is active if you are fast enough. The interesting point is:
The damage dealt by Savagery while the buff is active is very similar to the old version plus Empowered Savagery on the old kit.
You have to choose well between a Empowered Savagery or an Empowered Bola Strike.
If you choose Empowered Bola Strike, your damage will be much lower - like now - but the utility will compensate it, even if you miss it.
Battle Roar / Range: 500 / Cooldown: 10s - Minimum of 6s with 40% Cooldown Reduction.
Damage: 40/80/120/160/200 plus 30% Attack Damage as magic damage.
Buff: 10/15/20/25/30 Armor and Magic Resist for 3 seconds.
Buff: 5/7.5/10/12.5/15 Armor and Magic Resist per enemy champion or large monster hit.
Buff: -2 damage received from a neutral monster.
Empowered Battle Roar
Damage: 30 + (15 * level) plus 30% Attack Damage.
Utility: A heal between 10 + (5 × level) health, increased by 6.25% for every 1% of Rengar's missing Health for up to 50 + (25 × level) health.
Utility: The buff provided by Battle Roar and Empowered Battle Roar does not stack, instead it will be reapplied (it may be the same value, or maybe not).
My opinion: The main problem with Empowered Battle Roar is in the jungle. The heal is not effective. If you use it, you will -irocanilly- take more damage.
Empowered Savagery is way more effective right now. Also, he has almost no resilience. What kind of hunter is beaten by its prey?
Bola Strike / Range: 1000 / Missile Speed: between 1500~2000 / Cooldown: 10s - Minimum of 6s with 40% Cooldown Reduction.
Damage: 50/100/150/200/250 plus 100% Attack Damage.
Buff: The target is revealed for 2s.
Effect: 60/65/70/75/80% for 2.5 seconds. The slow will not decay over the duration.
Empowered Bola Strike
Damage: 50 + (25 * level) plus 100% Attack Damage.
Effect: The target hit is rooted for 2 seconds. The slow is applied in full after the root.
Utility: Rengar is refunded 2 Ferocity if Empowered Bola Strike does not hit an enemy champion.
Utility: Rengar may leap at the rooted target.
Utility: The target is revealed for 2s.
My opinion: The projectile is too slow and very punishing if you miss it. Before the rework, Rengar was rendered useless if he could not kill his target.
Now, if you miss Empowered Bola Strike, you are completely useless. Also, the passive does not has much influence on his gameplay. There should be some interation.
And how the heck Elise has vision of the target hit by the cocoon and Rengar does not?!
Thrill of the Hunt / Cooldown: 120s/90s/60s - Minimum of 72s/54s/36s with 40% Cooldown Reduction.
Active: Stealth after 1 second (delayed up to 3 seconds if taking damage) for 10s.
Buff: 20% Movement Speed when chasing an enemy champion.
Buff: 1 Ferocity every 1s for 5s.
Utility: Vision of every enemy champion within 3000/4000/5000 range.
Utility: 30/40/50% Movement Speed after breaking stealth.
Utility: An enemy champion will be made aware when within 750 range.
My opinion: A slight buff and more time to think about your play. Also, 750 range is not much.
His leap has 600 range already. 150 range is enough time and distance to react properly as he is visible since the beginning of his leap.
Pretty much like Evelynn's passive.
Bonetooth Necklace: Hunter's Machete + Long Sword (800g) - IT IS NOT A TRINKET ANYMORE.
+15 Attack Damage
Basic attack restore 5 Health.
+5 Health after killing a small neutral monster or minion.
+15 Health after killing a big neutral monster.
+30 Health after killing an epic monster or scoring a kill or assist.
UNIQUE Passive Bounty Hunter: Champion kill, assist and epic monster grant 40 bonus Gold and large monster grant 10 bonus Gold.
UNIQUE Passive - Butcher: Against a neutral monster, deal 20% bonus damage.
UNIQUE - Mementos of the Hunt: One Trophy is stacked whenever a kill or assist is scored by Rengar.
3 Trophies - +25 bonus Movement Speed.
6 Trophies - Unseen Predator's range is increased by 150 - an enemy Champion will be made aware when within 900 range.
9 Trophies - +10 Armor Penetration, +5% Cooldown Reduction.
12 Trophies - Thrill of the Hunt stealth duration is increased by 5s.
20 Trophies - Active: 5 Ferocity for free (60 second cooldown).
My opinion: Now you have a good reason to kill Kha'Zix!
Also, it is not a trinket anymore, but it has some cool early stuff for a top laner.
Maybe I should swap the second and third bonus? I mean:
6 Trophies - +10 Armor Penetration, +5% Cooldown Reduction.
9 Trophies - Unseen Predator's range is increased by 150 - an enemy Champion will be made aware when within 900 range.
I may not be right about every number here, but the pattern is:
Allow him to jungle efficiently.
Allow the Empowered Savagery to give him the power provided by the old kit.
Bring back his old identity, or at least some of it.
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Morgantown, WV (Sports Network) - Morris Claiborne's 99-yard kickoff return short-circuited a West Virginia comeback attempt, spurring No. 2 LSU to a 47-21 victory over the 16th-ranked Mountaineers.
Jarrett Lee threw for 180 yards and touchdowns to Odell Beckham, Rueben Randle and Chase Clement for the Tigers (4-0), who scored 20 unanswered points to end the game.
Michael Ford posted 82 yards and two rushing scores on 12 carries, and Spencer Ware added 92 yards on the ground.
Geno Smith completed 38-of-65 passes for 463 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions for West Virginia (3-1), which hadn't lost at home since last October 23 against Syracuse.
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Stedman Bailey and Tyler Urban were the beneficiaries of Smith TD passes, while Dustin Garrison posted a rushing score in defeat. Tavon Austin led all receivers with 187 yards on 11 receptions.
LSU's Drew Aleman missed a 30-yard attempt wide right, then West Virginia climbed within 27-14 on its first possession of the second half. A six-play, 80-yard drive culminated in a 12-yard Smith-to-Urban connection.
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Dr. Strauman's lecture, "Thinking in Jazz," will discuss some of the conventional components in jazz music (Blues, Improvisation, Swing, etc.) and will offer insight into how to interpret and utilize these elements in music. Edward Strauman, Ph.D., assistant professor of music at Chestnut Hill College, teaches music theory, counterpoint and orchestration. Since his appointment at the College, he has created several new music courses, including "A Critical Survey of Music in Film," "Broadway Bound," "Introduction to Music Theory," and "Jazz Improvisation." In addition, he founded the Jazz Improvisation Ensemble Workshop, an ongoing performance-oriented forum that invites seasoned professionals and music faculty to form a mentor-apprentice relationship with students. Edward Strauman, a Eubie and Marion Blake Scholar at New York University, earned his Ph.D. in music composition from the Steinhardt School of Education, Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions. While earning a Master of Music degree as an Artistic Merit Scholar at Manhattan School of Music, Dr. Strauman studied composition with David Berger and Edward Green. Dr. Strauman earned his Bachelor of Music at Temple University, and has received commissions from the Philadelphia Film Festival, Interlink Video and WHYY Public Broadcasting. Dr. Strauman was the recipient of two National Endowment Awards and a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Additionally, he has received a Rogers Phelps Award from New York University for outstanding dissertation, a Telly Award for contributions to children's educational video, several Popular Music Awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), and the Margaret Jory Award from the American Music Center. The lecture is free and open to the public. A CD with a compilation of Dr. Strauman's work, which contains original music from three of his recordings, will be available for purchase. For more information, please contact Edward J. Strauman, Ph.D. at 215.753.3634 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Has anyone tried Lloyd's carrot cake, I was thinking about bringing one to a bbq this weekend.
i work in riverdale and have the opportunity to get it with some frequency. it is nearly always good, though i'd be lying if i did not mention that on extremely rare occasions it can be a touch dry. for the most part, though, it is excellent--moist, not too sweet, with very sweet and tasty cream cheese frosting. available both with and without nuts and raisins...
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Thank you for responding to my post. I did pick up a Lloyd's carrot cake,and it was a hit,as a matter of fact a couple of guests plan to order cakes for upcomming functions. Several people stated it was the best carrot cake they ever had. By the way the slices they sell seem to be different than the whole cakes, not as good. Go with a whole cake!
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They do? Sometimes I pick up the delis next door before 12am. I do prefer the fresh ones in the morning though :)
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You're right. I called them, and they were closed. They said they are closed until the 27th (thats today). And to stay on the line and leave a message if you're a wholesaler. So I guess that's how the delis get em.. :)
I went three weeks ago to the deli right next to subway station, and got a small one. They had a sign that says we sell S&S cheesecake. And they only had two more left, and some chocolate mousse.
BTW, has anyone tried the Red Velvet in Lloyds? I'm curious if they taste any good.
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It's been ages since i've had Lloyds' Carrot Cake! they are delicious if you order them whole, WITH nuts and raisin.
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