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http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/....php?t=1680645 A moderator has officially closed the thread. Though it may slowly die, never forget that we were told almost a year ago that we would be getting more info, and we haven't gotten anything then but a series of rewrites removing worldbuilding, followed by a few AMAs, and now nothing at all for the last three "lore" releases.
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o.O Wow.... I was the last person to post on it. But more importantly.... seriously riot!? Is it really that hard to have someone write up a story >.>
They promised a new way to deliver lore to us, and now that they've failed, they're trying to bury the evidence.
Let us weep my brothers
http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...d.php?t=249826 So, uhm, is it just me or does anyone else notice how Riot handled lore before compared to present day? Before the critique of the community seemed to be sought, now well it's not wanted nor responded to it would seem. I figured this is a tiny bit relevant because the thread in question is a prime example.
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It is pretty different nowadays. Biggest mistake was letting Baba get away? I really appreciated his take on lore building.
Minion Strong
The lore lives on in forum...form however yes?
*sigh* I just find it sad how riot doesn't care about it in the least. I understand most people don't care about lore but the people who do are a good percent >.>
Honestly, I'm sure the people that care about the lore are a tiny enough percentage of their player base that ANY bones that we get thrown outside of the champion bios are already above and beyond the call of duty, as sad as that is for us precious few.


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not to get all political, but what exactly does it mean to 'look like a girl'? Or 'think like a man'? Sad how misogyny is so deeply engrained in us...especially women. Not a comment to the artist, who's work I love. Just a thought...
Not my favorite quote...quite the sexist statement in every direction, but I do still enjoy your other work.
Wow. What a completely ironically misogynistic quote. "Look like a girl", "Think like a Man"!!?? what are you, a sexist man pretending to empower women?
Yeah. I got that Wesley. You missed my point. I do enjoy the rest of your portfolio and didn't mean offence, but this quote is so odd. Like it's trying to be empowering and achieving the absolute opposite.
This print makes me sad that the artist, the people they show their work to, and the entire staff at society6 have not found it questionable to suggest that women need to "think like a man". This is a terrible thing to suggest, particularly to young women who may be shopping your site.
Our world is characterized by men's thoughts, and I feel that it needs much more input from women, as bosses, to be a better place.
Our world is characterized by men's thoughts, and I feel that it needs much more input from women, as bosses, to be a better place.
It's really disappointing to see a design like this presented alongside the work of talented artists.
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Frommer tossed off five examples: Argentina ("an absolutely delightful place for Americans to visit"), Australia, Canada, Japan ("notoriously expensive, but it has now become very inexpensive") and, due to political difficulties, Turkey ("it will be an unusually favorable country for Americans to visit in the months ahead"). At left, gauchos at a fiesta in San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Read these related stories from NextAvenue.org: 6 travel tips for midlife adventurers and How to save enough to fulfill your travel dreams
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Over the years I questioned my original neurologist about the MS diagnosis and he ASSURED me he was correct in the dx and could back it up with the spinal tap that was done back in 1996. I guess my whole journey with MS has been different than most......but I'm NOT complaining!!!
My journey with MS literally began overnight with a MASSIVE headache and within hours, I had lost just about everything on my right side, and it stayed that way for a few weeks, and went away completely and has never been a problem.
The worst part of MS was dealing with the effects of Avonex once a week and the effects NEVER lessened over 17 years, so I just QUIT taking it a year ago and haven't looked back since. Again, everything about my health has always been strange and different and the doctors involved just kinda shake their heads and don't KNOW the answer to everything.....or anything!!! GRRR!!
It's been a hell of a ride in the last two months......to go from Multiple Sclerosis to possible Multiple Myeloma!!! Not fun at all with all the stress and wild thoughts I was having "if" it was cancer and "if" it was malignant! Yes, I still supposedly have MS but will NOT get back on meds unless the neuro can tell me more about everything.
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When you started on the MS medicine (the ABC drugs) did it diminish the pain or change it in any way? Also does it feel like it's in the bone & does it ever feel like you do when you have the flu? Thank you very much for all the info. Guess I'm gonna take a nap as I'm nodding off here., lol.
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If you look at MS as a mitochondrial dysfunction and attack it from that angle you will need to develop his specific "mito cocktail"
MS is a mitochondrial disorder:
" A Modern Approach to Mitochondrial Disease":
For a Doctor familiar with the connection to mitochondrial dysfunction AND treatments for mitochondrial dysfunction contact your local MDA office.
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You didn't mention whether you've seen a doctor yet about your symptoms. Try not to diagnose yourself, MS symptoms are not unique and are shared with a hundred other medical conditions.
If you haven't already, start by seeing your primary care doc. If a neurological problem is suspected, you'll be referred to a neurologist. Hope this helps.
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by brujaojos » 15 May 2005, 00:07
ToniZ wrote:Hello Everyone
Thanks so much everyone for their help with giving me ideas on how to locate possible relatives with the surname of Zeppellini. Unfortunately, there are just too many persons with that surname for me to contact so I've come up with a different plan. My family tree has hit a brick wall with my grandfather so I came up with the idea of obtaining his birth certificate. I am hoping that like in Australia, the birth certificate lists parents and any siblings the person had at time of birth.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to locate & hopefully obtain a copy of my Grandfather's certificate? (If the site is in English that of course would be fantastic but if not my Mum will have to translate it for me.)
Thanks so much for reading.
Any help would be much appreciated.
by ToniZ » 15 May 2005, 03:44
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There was only one thing I didn't like, but this happens in alot of the hotels i stay in, They have a really nice HDTV but they run analog cable on it. That would be the only thing I would change.
Awesome breakfast, real breakfast, not continental... room was great, help was great...
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Very clean and spacious with a nice flat screen tv and movies. Nice bedding also. Great free breakfast also:)
We were given a handicap room.
Back door did not lock stop everyone from coming in without a key.
Location was great for our needs.
Did not have a hot tub, sauna or spa. Dirty at night, clean in the morning. Glasses in the room had smudges and fingerprints (appeared to be recovered, not washed).
nobody answer the phone during whole afternoon. we forgot stuffs and can't contact them, finally we gave it up!
Room was clean and well-appointed. Great for parents with a grown daughter. Also, we were up on the top floor and it was nice & quiet. Shower had excellent water pressure and actually had little shelves to hold your toiletries. Beds were comfortable & bedding was clean. The hot breakfast was very good - waffles were awesome! Despite it being quite busy that morning, there was plenty of food.
Daughter slept in sofa bed and was cold - the heat didn't quite reach that area of the room.
Clean and neat. Cleaning crew left a note on the bed stating that the sheets and comforter cover have been changed out for clean ones.
Great place to stay while on an extended road trip.
The room was beautiful and clean!! Great breakfast!!
When I asked the front desk where the nearest restaurant was she did not bother to tell me you get a discount if you show your room key, I learned this from another hotel guest after the fact.
The hotel was very clean and the staff was so friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very good with many tasty selections.
Very nicely decorated. The inclusion for breakfast and the evening reception was also very nice.
The typical hotel bed was somewhat uncomfortable.
Nice location, Helpful staff, and not far from the revolution center
No shampoo or conditioner, no breakfast, and room had a funky smell.
No free breakfast
We were greeted with a warm smile upon arrival and then every time we returned back to the motel. It was the quickest, smoothest check in that we have ever had in our travels. As we left, we were told to have a wonderful day.
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