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Rothus bows in respect and smirks. "I don't usually hit children but since I'm not killing you..." And with that he surges towards the figure and slices horizontally so that the tip will cut his chest only.
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The manly hunk of man meat known as Gragas appears in a manly manner. His face had this manly expression that said fight time, along with the manliness of his barrel and the manly man meat that was his belleh. He throws his fist around, breaking the walls in a manly manner, while he eats his steak, which was still breathing. He was chewing bees in his mouth like a man, while washing his manly belleh with a stainless steel soap. FIGHT TIME!
The attendant outside, despite seeing someone break down one of the arena walls, still had a cheery smile on her face. "Sir, we currently have someone challenging the arena, we ask that you please wait." Meanwhile inside, D'Bo dodged the by bending backwards, his back cracking unnaturaly, and aimed a Bone dagger at Rothus' chest. "Oh no I'm far older than even you, I had an 'Accident' at a young age you see..." D'Bo cackles to himself.
Rothus shift to the right getting nicked in his side by the dagger. " Oh really? Well then I suspect your a warlock." As he asks this question he thrusts his sword towards his opponent.
D'Bo laughs. "No, no,Try..." D'Bo bends his body to left more inhuman cracking coming from his back as he aims another stab at Rothus' left leg while his right hand pulses with dark energy,seconds later a skeleton hands erupts from the ground to Hold Rothus' left leg in place. "-Necomancer!" D'Bo begins cackling again.
Rothus grabs D'Bo's arm with his left hand and lifts him up in the air. "Still you shouldn't play with knives." He says cockily.
D'Bo mutters to himself for a bit before putting a hand on Rothus' face,seconds later the hand igniting with black fire. "Let go of me!"
" Ouch!" Dropping the necromancer he grabs his face. " Now you've done it kid..."
"I'm not a kid..." D'Bo runs towards Rothus' and aims a bone at his crotch. "I'm forty-SEVEN!"


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1. Mr. Athlete
Tall and stately, this guy works out regularly and plays in a soccer or softball league.
"He's got a big, outgoing personality and has tons of friends," Nightingale says. "He enjoys hosting parties and is very spontaneous."
Mr. Athlete thrives on attention from anyone around him. He's proud of his physique and enjoys showing off his body.
Where to find him:
Join a ski club or flag football league. Jog in the park or along the beach.
"Athletic types usually have dogs, so go to a local dog park," Nightingale says.
Athletic celebrity types:
Matthew McConaughey, Lance Armstrong, David Beckham, Laird Hamilton, Gerard Butler.
Even if you don't think you can hold your own in a pickup game of volleyball or run a 5K to keep up with Mr. Athlete, try. He might resist activities that don't involve working up a sweat, but it's tough to complain about having his toned, taut body by your side on your next date.
Plus, a hike or bike ride with Mr. Athlete might just whip you into shape too.
2. The Boy Next Door
"He's a little reserved and soft-spoken and hangs with his group of friends who he's had forever," Nightingale says. "But he'll open up once he gets to know you."
These guys are typically CPAs, analysts, doctors and bankers, and they tend to dress on the conservative side.
"They're [satisfied] with their bodies but usually have a few extra pounds they need to lose – and know it."
Mr. Boy Next Door is cute and has a nice smile. He has a nurturing side, is close with his family and has genuine respect for the women in his life.
Where to find him:
You'll find these guys out with friends after work. So round up your girlfriends and make sure your group crosses paths with his. The boy next door is usually involved in foundations and charity, so attending these types of events might prove profitable for you.
Boy-next-door celebrity types:
Matt Damon, Will Smith, Patrick Dempsey, Brad Paisley, Jake Gyllenhaal.
With his caring personality and optimistic view of the world, this guy might seem too good to be true. He'll see you through the flu and PMS. But if you're the kind of gal who isn't into kids, Banana Republic or Hanes underwear, you might want to think twice about signing up for a lifetime.
3. Handsome Executive
"Mr. Executive is very outgoing, gregarious, distinguished, and a high achiever," Nightingale says.
He might not have graduated from an Ivy League school, but he's the entrepreneur who started his own firm.
Mr. Exec is the CEO, founding partner, or venture capitalist. He worked hard climbing the corporate ladder and now enjoys the payoff of an impressive salary and professional respect of his colleagues.
He's a hip, cool and distinguished risk-taker. Mr. Exec oozes confidence and is extremely comfortable in his own skin. From his designer watch, perfect hair and trendy sunglasses, this man always dresses for success. When he walks into a room, heads turn.
Where to find him:
These guys are hard to find. In Manhattan, they dine with friends at the 21 Club or The Met's Roof Garden Café. Country clubs are another famous hangout for Mr. Exec. In Los Angeles, these guys will be sipping a Manhattan at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills.
Executive celebrity types:
George Clooney, Chris Noth, Matt Lauer, Richard Gere, Steve Jobs, John Stamos.
This fast-thinking guy isn't really a show-off, but with his outgoing personality and distinguished appearance, he might be mistaken for one. There's no shame in walking into a room on this man's arm. Just make sure you're dressed the part of the sophisticated lady to match his classy personality.
4. Sexy Boy Toy
Living up to his type, Mr. Boy Toy is a younger guy still trying to figure out what he wants to be when he grows up. His major appeal is that he indulges his sexual appetite with no qualms.
"He's totally at ease being with a woman who might be the breadwinner," Nightingale says. "He's usually in the relationship just for the ride."
Or he might be the guy who just has a lust for life. Mr. Boy Toy enjoys his sensuality and that of his partner.
"He might genuinely love this woman but doesn't feel the need to prove himself."
Where to find him:
He's usually a bartender or a lifeguard. Or he might be the sexy actor with a low, caressing voice, so check him out at local theaters and acting classes.
"Don't worry too much about finding them – they have a knack for finding you," Nightingale says.
Boy toy celebrity types:
Antonio Banderas, Ashton Kutcher, Zac Efron, Apolo Ohno, Ryan Phillippe.
Your experience with a sexy boy toy is sure to be a five-star amorous encounter. But the many other women in his life might be a little too hard to accept if you're the type to want him all to yourself.
5. Irresistible Bad Boy
Every woman seeks out a few bad boys in her lifetime – it's practically a rite of passage. This guy type is a total renegade and has little use for the rules.
"This man is a little rough around the edges; [he's] the one who followed his dream and didn't let society decide it for him," Nightingale says. "He went to college, but never finished, opting to travel or join a band."
This wild child is a risk-taker who does what he wants, when he wants. "He dresses hip, but he's not really into society protocols," she says. "He's sometimes angry and frustrated, which might lead to a few scuffles."
Where to find him:
"These are the guys you usually find after midnight," Nightingale says. "They sleep all day and party all night, so try the night clubs, live music venues or concerts."
Bad boy celebrity types:
Jon Bon Jovi (though reformed), Tommy Lee, Johnny Depp, Russell Crowe, Jack Nicholson, Alec Baldwin, Bono.
With bad-boy qualifications, you might spend more than a night or two wondering where he is, which could very well be in some hot redhead's bed. But when he finally shows up, the bad boy is a rush to be around. Plus, there's little room for confrontation because he'll just glare at you if you object to his antics and do what he wants anyway.
6. Ultimate Brainy Nerd or Techie
Let's just say he's not savvy in the dating department but sure knows his way around a keyboard. "This type tends to be worried about how he comes across," Nightingale says. "He's brilliant but inept with women – at first."
Where to find him:
"Starbucks and cyber cafes are loaded with them and their laptops. Or try an investment or banking seminar," she says.
Nerd/Techie celebrity types:
Matthew Broderick, Seth Rogen, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Gates, David Spade, David Letterman.
Remember, these brilliant minds run on a different charge than most others. They're usually financially successful and lead an exciting life, but they also have a tendency to talk down to others. Or you just might not understand what they're talking about at all.
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Joyce MacKenzie (born October 13, 1929, Redwood City, California) is an American actress who appeared in films and television from 1946 to 1961.[1] She is best remembered for being the eleventh actress to portray Jane. She played the role opposite Lex Barker's Tarzan in 1953's Tarzan and the She-Devil. Her final appearance was in the role of Nancy Gilman in the 1961 Perry Mason episode, "The Case of the Duplicate Daughter".
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Favorite Manga Favorite Anime
1. Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro Too many to put in any real order
2. Beauty Pop Just take a look at my 5 stare list
3. undecided or
Favorites list
(-oops- seems I forgot to remake and make each of those list. I'll do that soon)
Hi there
Feel free to call me Gwen
my bio~
there is the typical stuff like I LOVE anime and manga
then there is the less but still typical stuff like I really like j-dramas, k-dramas and light novels
now onto somre thing hopefully a little more interesting
I really like to read old manga, things around the time of Glass Mask.
Which might have lead to my love of old anime. When I say old anime I mean things like Candy Candy, Bearfoot Gen, Rose of Versilles, and many more.
Not to say that I don't like more resent anime. Though I always seem to be a year behind... I like to marathoning episodes so I tend to wait for shows to finish airing.
I don't think I'm very good at making these bio things but I'll just say a couple more random facts
I am 19 but I've been all over the world including Japan
I'm learning Japanese but I'm only just started so don't ask to talk to you in japanese >_<
I'm a horible speller and don't mind at all when people point it out. so if you see something spelled wrong feel free to point it out, I don't mind
now for the last thing
I only keep track of my "want to watch" on MAL ^_^ Not true anymore. It's easier to pick out what to watch using the filter system here.
I don't keep track of this manga list. I only update it when I finish a manga. In case you really wanted to take a look at an up to date list go here.
9,111 total episodes
Your new signature is awesome! Everyone loves Tamaki! XD
Hmm, is possible, I haven't read the manga but I know the anime and it sure looks familiar! :)
I made a custom list containing all my top favourite anime (there're 50 of them, no order whatsoever XP), so I'll just give you the link to it, and browse what you like :)
Ha ha, thanks, your avatar is really cute too! -^-^- Is it from any anime?? :)
As for your signature, just click 'signature' at the top of your profile (it's far on the right) to start off. After that, click 'add/update my signature'. Then choose content - I choose to have my anime list stats in my signature, but you can choose any of the given options. -^-^- Then upload an image as a signature - I recommend it to be kinda stretched on its own, because the image tends to get stretched for the signature and it kinda ruins the picture. :P Watch out for the max size, too! After that, just click the button 'create signature' in the very bottom of the page.
I hope I helped out a little, but if I wasn't clear enough, please feel free to sk me specificly what you don't get about creating your signature, I'll be happy to help! -^-^-
P.S. - I added you as a friend, hope you don't mind! -^-^-
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Would you really want to know you'd get Alzheimer's?
A test could indicate whether people in their 40s are more likely to develop dementia later in life, scientists say. But wouldn't many of us rather not know?
It is a devastating, heart-breaking, life-shattering condition - and one with an enormous impact not just on those who live with it, but on their loved ones too.
Dementia robs from us our memories and our ability to think - the very brain functions that shape our sense of self.
At the same time, it imposes a heavy cost on families, who can only watch as the person they once knew slips away from them.
So we could easily be forgiven for blocking out the possibility that it could happen to us.
This, however, is a decision that middle-aged people could find themselves taking.
Dementia in UK
- One in three people aged over 65 will die with dementia
- Some 750,000 people in the UK have a form of dementia, and more than half of them have Alzheimer's disease
- By 2025 a million people are expected to be living with dementia, rising to 1.7 million by 2051
Source: Alzheimer's Society
Scientists at Brunel University have developed a test which they believe could eventually indicate whether people in their 40s have a higher chance of going on to develop the condition.
Although it does not offer a cast-iron prediction that the patient will develop or be free from dementia, it does allow those displaying indicators - tiny areas of damage in the brain - to receive early treatment and adapt their lifestyles as a preventative measure.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia - or loss of cognitive ability - in the UK, affecting an estimated 465,000 people.
During the course of the disease the structure of the brain is altered, causing brain cells to die, and those with it tend to become confused and experience mood swings as their memory deteriorates.
There is, so far, no cure - although some drugs can lessen the symptoms and slow down the disease.
Doctors say early diagnosis can allow these treatments to have a greater impact.
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End Quote Angela RipponI can totally appreciate why some people would rather not know because I know how distressing it is to watch someone you love disappear from you"
In this respect, the Brunel team's test has the potential to improve the long-term condition of thousands of people.
But it raises an existential dilemma for otherwise healthy individuals: who would really want to live with the knowledge that they had a higher chance of developing such a devastating illness?
It is a conundrum researchers acknowledge can affect diagnosis rates. A 2004 survey (PDF) by a team of Israeli academics outlined the symptoms of Huntington's disease, a form of dementia, and asked respondents whether they would want to know if they or their partner would develop the condition. It concluded that "around half avoided finding out".
Little wonder, then, that according to the Alzheimer's Society, some two-thirds of people who die with dementia do so without a diagnosis.
One person who understands the dilemma is the former newsreader Angela Rippon, who watched her mother, Edna, succumb to dementia.
Ms Rippon acknowledges that witnessing the heart-breaking deterioration of Edna, once an independent-minded career woman, would be enough to put many people off confronting the possibility of the same thing happening to them.
"I can totally appreciate why some people would rather not know because I know how distressing it is to watch someone you love disappear from you," she says.
"But personally, I'd want to take the test. At least that way you can prepare. Otherwise, it's left to the families and loved ones to try and keep up with it."
According to Alzheimer's Society interim chief executive Ruth Sutherland, the low diagnosis rates for dementia can be attributed not just to patients not wishing to confront their condition, but also to lack of awareness and specialist training for GPs.
As such, she welcomes any test that, through increasing vigilance, might lead patients to seek diagnosis earlier - although she warns of the dangers of allowing such data to be misused by insurers and other organisations.
"What we know is that when people get a diagnosis, it's usually a relief to them," she says. "We also know what a big difference early diagnosis makes.
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"But we need to be very careful that these tests were not used to discriminate against people. What we would also want to see is the right level of support and counselling available."
Indeed, the manner in which patients receive such information is likely to have a major impact on whether they judge retrospectively that taking the test was the right decision.
Dr Daniel Sokol, a medical ethicist at Imperial College, London, says what is most important is that patients are given their results honestly and with compassion.
"Before taking the test, they should ask themselves why they would like to know and how a diagnosis of Alzheimer's would affect the way they go about their lives," he says.
"Ultimately, it is a personal choice. Some would like to know as soon as possible so they can modify their lives accordingly; others would rather not know. There is no single right answer that applies to all."
It is, after all, the loss of control that sufferers and their families find so painful. Offering the choice of whether or not to look into the future at least offers more of that precious autonomy.
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From my own point of view I'd want to know and make what plans I can whilst I still have the mental faculties available to myself to do so. Ignoring a potential problem will not make it go away.
If you took the test, and it said you were likely to get dementia, then you took steps to make sure your dependents got your assets, if you eventually went in to care, could the council say you deliberately deprived yourself of assets so you wouldn't have to pay for care, even though you did it years before any symptoms appeared?
After watching my mother slip away with dementia I can say, like all who've been through it, it is a debilitating illness for all concerned. I personally have absolutely no interest in knowing something so brutal and fearful is a possibility without much better levels of treatment. For me this is one case where knowledge is not power, much the reverse in fact.
I watched my father-in-law deteriorate slowly till his death earlier this year, knowing the lack of control he had in his life and the choices to make that he as unable to be part of, I would want to know - if I can change something to stop or slow it I would. I would if it came to pass have a plan of MY choices so decisions won't need to be made.
As both of my parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer's, I would definitely want to know. The family have had to jump through hoops to arrange care, get power of attorney and generally deal with their estate. I'm in my 50s now and would prefer to have that all sorted out so that my children don't have to go through the same difficulties we have had to deal with.
If you took the test and it showed that you were more likely to get dementia in later years, would you not find yourself analysing yourself every time you walked into a room forgetting why you went in there (we all do it!) and if you couldn't remember someone's name?
Those taking the test, may be forced to reveal the results to their employers or insurance companies in the future -therefore legislation needs to be on the public side ASAP. Otherwise, you can very well imagine the consequence: if you found yourself "positive"; for example, a company could argue that when you were hired, you lied on your health section on the application form, and the company insurance policy is not going to cover the cost and opt out from health payments.
I watched my ex-husband deteriorate and then die of early-onset Alzheimers. His behaviour prior to our divorce put such a strain on our marriage (on top of other factors) that I couldn't live with him. We did not know then that he had this illness - he was too young for it even to be a consideration. Had I known, however difficult, I would have stayed with him to look after him. I've lived for years with a mixture of guilt and sadness.
As someone who has a grandmother in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's, I can honestly say I would never want to know - I would view it as a death sentence, in a sense. Seeing how the disease devastates families, in my family's case particularly my grandfather and my mother, I don't know how I would cope knowing what would potentially happen to me.
Yes - the truth is difficult, but anything less is unacceptable.
I watched my late mother fearing Alzheimer's for years - as her best friend had it - and then succumbing to it in the last years of her life. Happilly she was not badly affected, and she was in a world of her own and therefore did not realise how her mind had gone. So I would not want to know if I was likely to develop Alzheimer's. I could be run over by a bus before reaching that stage, so why worry unnecessarilly about possibilities?
I come from a very small family, single and currently in my 40s I am almost 30 years younger than my nearest blood relative. If I were to get dementia, there isn't likely to a family member to either care for me or make decisions for me. I would like to know, and make a plan for if and when it should happen.
I am currently supporting my mother who at 93 has had Alzheimers for the last eight years. Early diagnosis and medication means she is still able to live at home, although with increasing dependency, loss of autonomy and sense of being a valid person. I don't expect to escape the same illness, and wouldn't have any test to confirm it. I am interested in a cure, not a diagnosis.


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WARREN CONNECTICUT – I got out and around the garden for a few hours today. Everything is up and the mottled light was fabulous. I decided to shoot very wide and very close, and could
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'Project Blitzkrieg': Are Russian cybercriminals about to invade US banks?
Security researchers uncovered 'Project Blitzkrieg', a plan for a major cyberheist of US banks, after its purported Russian mastermind posted recruitment messages online. It's not clear whether the publicity halted the plot.
In one of the most ambitious cyber-bank-heist plots ever uncovered, Russian cybercriminals plan to use a mass of fake wire transfers to steal millions from 30 big US financial institutions, possibly before spring 2013, security researchers say.
A key reason that "Project Blitzkrieg" has been exposed is that its purported mastermind, a cybercriminal who goes by the hacker alias "vorVzakone," which translates to "thief in law," posted notices in an underground criminal online forum advertising for accomplices, researchers say.
The messages vorVzakone posted, including key pictures of his computer setup, screenshots of his malware, and a general description of the plan to organize an army of 100 "botmasters" to attack the banks, were tantalizing, but also suspect – at least initially.
Was this bluster just evidence of the Russian police setting up sting operation to entrap would-be cyberthieves? No. New findings indicate the plot was all too real, and appears to have progressed since its first discovery in October, according to a new report released Thursday by McAfee, the Santa Clara, Calif., cybersecurity firm.
"McAfee Labs believes that Project Blitzkrieg is a credible threat to the financial industry and appears to be moving forward as planned," the report concludes.
"Not only did we find evidence validating the existence of an early pilot campaign operated by vorVzakone and his group using the Trojan Prinimalka that infected at a minimum 300 to 500 victims across the United States, but we were also able to track additional campaigns as a result of the forum posting."
But the report also notes that discovery and exposure of vorVzakone's message may have slowed the plot, McAfee admits later in the report. Other researchers say the plot might have been delayed, torpedoed entirely – or be progressing as McAfee avers.


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Janine Duvitski | |
Born | Christine Janine Drzewicki 1952 (age 61–62) Lancaster, Lancashire, England, UK |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1972–present |
Spouse(s) | Paul Bentall (1983–present) |
Janine Duvitski | |
Born | Christine Janine Drzewicki 1952 (age 61–62) Lancaster, Lancashire, England, UK |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1972–present |
Spouse(s) | Paul Bentall (1983–present) |
Janine Duvitski (born Christine Janine Drzewicki; June 1952)[1] is an English actress, known for her roles as Jane Edwards in Waiting for God, Pippa Trench in One Foot in the Grave and Jacqueline Stewart in Benidorm. She also played the role of Angela in Mike Leigh's play Abigail's Party.
Duvitski was born in Lancaster, Lancashire.[2][3][4] Her father was Polish. She trained at the East 15 Acting School in London. She has four children, including actress Ruby Bentall with her actor husband Paul Bentall. Her youngest daughter Edith is the singer 'Edith Violet'.[5]
Duvitski's principal television credits include the series Waiting for God (1990-1994), One Foot in the Grave (1990-2000), and Benidorm (2007-).
She has also appeared in the one-off production of Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter, as well as in episodes of Foyle's War (Fifty Ships), Brush Strokes, Citizen Smith, Minder, Midsomer Murders, My Family, Man About the House, The Georgian House, The New Statesman, The Black Stuff by Alan Bleasdale, The Knowledge, Z-Cars, The Worst Week of My Life, Little Dorrit and, in 2013, as Emily Scuttlebutt in the CBeebies show Old Jack's Boat.[6]
Duvitski had a small role opposite Laurence Olivier and Donald Pleasence in Dracula (1979), and appeared in the 1980 rock music film Breaking Glass. She was also in the 1994 film The Madness of King George, and in 2005 in the film The New World.
Duvitski first came to national attention in Abigail's Party, written and directed in 1977 by Mike Leigh. The play opened in April 1977 at the Hampstead Theatre, returning after its initial run in the summer of 1977, with a total of 104 performances. A suburban situation comedy of manners, the play is a satire on the aspirations and tastes of the new middle class that had emerged in Britain in the 1970s. In November 1977 an abridged version of the play, lasting 104 minutes, was recorded at the BBC as a Play for Today. Duvitski plays Angela, nurse and wife of Tony Cooper, appearing meek and somewhat childlike, unintelligent and tactless. She comes into her own only when host Laurence Moss suffers his fatal heart attack at the climax of the play.
In 2007 she appeared on stage in the revival of English National Opera's On the Town. The production, which also included veteran British comic actress June Whitfield, saw Duvitski give a "touching comic account of Lucy Schmeeler, Hildy's homely roommate".[7]


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I notice that a lot of people are rather scared of this rework, and that seems somewhat justified. I'm not saying it's a bad rework or that the direction is malintended; rather, perhaps some of the intent behind this rework isn't fully clear. Could you please edify as to your intent here? There are, in particular, a few questions whose answers would likely alleviate some concerns, or at least set discussion to be more productive. 1. Some people like to play Skarner as an AP tank top, a la Ryze. They like to use his heal to stay in lane for a while, and make use of the great tanky AP itemization to synergize with his sticking power. Is the preservation of this at all a priority? 2. Skarner's permaslow is an iconic part of his kit to some players in this thread. However, Morello mentioned that the permaslow lacked counterplay... to which those players are responding with the assertion that the counterplay lies in Skarner's kiteability and lack of a reliable gap closer. Could you please address that latter point, and perhaps touch on your goals for Skarner's CC power? 3. You've mentioned a desire for Skarner to go into the jungle or the top lane. This makes sense as far as lane assignment is concerned, but what do you want his role to be in teamfights and the late game? Is he meant to deal damage over a period of time, zone out/disrupt the enemy carry, peel for his carry and soak damage, CC the enemy team reliably, or what? Right now, his kit seems to want to touch all of these points, but it sounds like Riot prefers somewhat more streamlined characters.
What if the heal is moved to the shield? Like the live version's speed buff, he only heals while the shield is up?
@Scruffy I also want to say that while I disagree with the current direction of the rework as a huge fan of Skarner, I in no way intended any of what I've said to be hurtful or demeaning towards you as a person. I understand that you're looking out for the best interests of the game as a whole, and while I disagree with some of the current decisions, I in no way intended for that to cause you distress in any way. I know you should theoretically have a thick skin given your current job, but I figured it can't hurt to throw that this out there since I tend to come across quite harshly in writing. Keep fighting the good fight. This doesn't mean that I agree with you.
From what I can tell this is what I think I've gathered from the rework: Q- Stronger/(Longer?) slow, but isn't permanent. (Its a change or a slight nerf depending on the numbers) W- Faster speed (with ramp up time) bigger shield. Attack speed moved to Q. (Overall Buff) E- More damage, on next hit attack (good for sheen procs which he usually gets), wider AoE (Overall Buff) R- "Ironing" it out so its more reliable at grabbing people. (Overall Buff) 3 buffs and 1 possible nerf. Looks like a pretty good deal to me!


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Diablo 3 PS4 Version Confirmed for Remote Play With PS Vita
One day after being in the earliest stages of investigating it, Blizzard confirms the same.
Blizzard Entertainment Looking into Remote Play for Diablo 3 on PS4
You just might be able to slay Diablo on the Vita at some point.
Diablo 3 Sells Over 14 Million Units Across All Platforms
Info on the Reaper of Souls expansion to be revealed this weekend at Blizzcon.
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The end of the D3 auction house.
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'May Duke' Cherry
Prunus cerasus x avium 'May Duke'
Jefferson first planted this desirable cherry in 1778. In 1782 he sent May Dukes along with Carnations, Black Hearts, White Hearts, and Kentish Cherries to his Bedford County estate, Poplar Forest. In 1845, A.J. Downing said the "invaluable May Duke is one of the most popular sorts in all countries." This sour cherry is good for cooking in pies, jams, and preserves.
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Atkore International Names William E. Taylor President Of Allied Tube & Conduit
HARVEY, Ill., Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Atkore International today announced the appointment of William (Bill) Taylor to the position of President-Allied Tube & Conduit, effective February 4, 2013. Mr. Taylor will be located at Allied's headquarters and primary manufacturing facility in Harvey, IL.
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"Bill is a strong leader who brings tremendous experience leading complex global manufacturing organizations," said John Williamson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Atkore International. "His proven track record of increased sales and profitability through improved quality and customer satisfaction naturally align with our goal of driving value for our customers, our shareholders and our employees."
Mr. Taylor spent four years as the President at ITT Interconnect Solutions. From 2006-2008, he served as President of ITT China/ India, and from 2003-2006 he held executive-level positions at ITT's Industrial and Biopharm Group.
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If you didn't think things at Silicon Knights could get any worse, think again. A court ruling from November 7th has been revealed, which requires Silicon Knights to destroy all the game code, engine code, and unsold copies of its game that use Unreal Engine 3. The ruling lists Too Human, cancelled horror game The Box/Ritualyst, unknown project The Sandman, X-Men Destiny and rumored project Siren in the Malestrom. Silcion Knights must also pay $9.2 million to Epic, up from the initial ruling of $4.5 million.
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EUGENE, Ore. — His name is not Jerry Maguire, but parts of the Hollywood blockbuster were based on his experiences. On Thursday, super sports agent and author David Meltzer will speak at the University of Oregon Lundquist College of Business. It's part of a two-day seminar sponsored by the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center. The former … Continue reading »
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Maryland State Volleyball Tournament pairings today and Smithsburg, Williamsport and Tuscarora received #1 Seeds.
Students at Smith's Karate in Smithsburg are learning the art of Taekwondo.
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Mountain Ridge High School Students, Fans and Coaches celebrate both the Softball and Baseball teams winning State Championships. The Miners won the State Softball Championship at University of Maryland and then hours later the baseball team won the State Championship at Ripken Stadium.
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Minnesota farmers are expected to plant a record number of acres of corn this spring. The USDA says Minnesota farmers intend to plant an estimated 8.7 million acres of corn, up 7% from last year. Nationally, corn acreage is projected to be the highest since 1937. Minnesota farmers appear to be switching acres to corn from soybeans and wheat to take advantage of corn's higher profitability. They plan to plant 6.9 million acres of soybeans, down 3% from last year, and 1.4 million acres of spring wheat, down 10%. Coupled with news of tightening grain supplies, Friday's national Prospective Plantings report sent corn, wheat and soybean prices soaring. The report is the season's first official survey of what farmers intend to plant in the spring.
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St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright remains hopeful Stevie May will remain at the club until the end of the season.
Team news for the SPL encounter between St Johnstone and Inverness CT at McDiarmid Park on Saturday (12.00pm).
Murray Davidson has confirmed he will be leaving St Johnstone in the summer and is targeting a move to England.
Out-of-contract St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson insists he is in no rush to sort out his future.
St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson has revealed he has already held talks with other clubs over a summer move.
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Rangers boss Ally McCoist is identifying potential transfer targets, with it hoped that talks will be opened in January.
Scotland have added Murray Davidson and Darren Barr to their squad for Wednesday's friendly match against Luxembourg.
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Steve Lomas has warned he will only let Francisco Sandaza leave St Johnstone in January if the deal is beneficial to his club.
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In the late 1990s, Ta-Ta SA initially selling apparel and furniture products, started a process to reconvert the company into a supermarket chain. The company has not stopped growing and in 2010 it achieved a long-term goal becoming the first supermarket chain to have stores in each capital town of the 19 departamentos (provinces) of Uruguay. Ta-Ta SA completed a second expansion in 2011, inaugurating five new stores, including one in the Costa Urbana complex in Ciudad de la Costa.
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Beyond the gowns there was plenty to love on the red carpet at the 87th Academy Awards.
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The Danish jewelry firm said it signed an agreement to push growth in China.
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I have Win7 64 bit Home Premium; Avast6 (free); Malwarebytes (free); Windows Firewall.
What other defence(s) would you now recommend, something like Trojan Hunter that IIRC had a very good reputation for finding threats that other defences did not?
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The only one I'd add would be Superantispyware.
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I'd choose Emsisoft Antimalware because it's very thorough on a full scan. Malwarebytes on the other hand is likely to find anything major on a quick scan but doesn't do well on a full one.
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What you have is good, you could add Spywareblaster as a blocker as it does use any resources.
Add anything else and you are using up resources for little gain and possible conflicts
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I had an idea I had some problems Malwarebytes ans SuperAntispyware did not pick them up, but I D/l a time limited copy of Emisoft Antimalware that found 2 trojans and removed them.
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Fruit Bat /\0/\ - Matter of opinion! Spyware blocker does use resources but admittedly not that much as others.
st-clares - I agree, There are conflicts between those two but just because one program picks something up doesn't mean it's bad. With Emsisoft (Free Version) when it downloads new definitions you can rescan the quarantine and re-instate anything that's gone there by mistake. I Like that feature, no other programme seems to have that.
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Not sure how you can say spywareblaster uses resorces when you only need to run it to update it and enable all protection, after that its closed and not using any as all it does is block access to nasty sites by putting references into the registry.
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As Fruit Bat /\0/\ with spywareblaster, it uses the registry to block known bad activX that can run in your browser. As I only run FF and IE9 I don't know how many browsers it supports now. Spybot Search&Destroy is also a blocker but uses the hosts file.
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Posted August 30, 2011 at 7:30AM
Spywareblaster looks good. However it only works with IE and Firefox. Shame as I am using Chrome. :C
Does that open up other ideas, perhaps?
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Posted August 30, 2011 at 7:48AM
Emisoft is good at detection but has a lot of false positives, I have stopped using it now.
recommend spywareblaster,SAS,MBAM.
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I was not crititising Malwarebytes and Spywareblaster. I have used them for many years. Over that time maybe I have been lucky, they have picked up little over the years. I am still have 24 days left of the full download version, but in my case it has logged few false positives.
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This house in Palo Alto, California is planned in a way to preserve and appreciate two large oak trees (more than 150 years old) on the site. The one on the right rises from the deck towards the house.
The importance of the tree is reinforced by the articulation of the deck in Sagan / Piechota's design. Seating is split into two zones, with a table and chairs by the house and fixed benches along the edge of the deck.
For this house in Austin, Texas architects Sago International designed the whole project around a large existing tree. Walls, roof, and deck wrap around the tree, inflecting to the different branches. Next, a view from farther away ...
... shows how the tree seems to be inserted into the corner of the house. The exterior space created by the concrete walls, deck and tree is quite intimate; it's a good deal of shade in the hot Texas sun.
Also in Texas is this house featured previously in my ideabook on reinforced concrete. The tall wall of concrete next to the entry is softened by the tall tree that rises from the wood walkway. The approach to the house wouldn't be nearly as pleasurable without the tree.
Seating is also integrated into this deck that wraps a large oak tree. Frederick + Frederick Architects point out an important issue that extends beyond the deck, to the house itself: timber pile foundations were inserted in holes between the roots to support the building. Considering that tree roots grow horizontally, preserving one within a deck means dealing with the root system below grade with some structural creativity. This is one way of doing it (the first example actually bridges over the roots at grade).
This deck is elevated so much above the ground that it's like a walkway in the trees. Note the bench wrapping the large tree in the distance ...
This tree, seen from the opposite direction as in the previous photo, is the node for a deck that travels in different directions and connects above and below. The deck bows out around the tree to allow for the seating around the trunk.
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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1928/9347
Title: | Effect of moderate magnetic annealing on the microstructure and mechanical behavior of a structural epoxy |
Author: | Tehrani, Mehran |
Advisor(s): | Al-Haik, Marwan |
Committee Member(s): | Leseman, Zayd Luhrs, Claudia Yu-Lin, Shen |
Department: | University of New Mexico. Dept. of Mechanical Engineering |
Subject: | Magnetic Annealing Texture Nanoindentation Continous Contact Compliance Measurment Nanocreep |
LC Subject(s): | Epoxy resins--Magnetic properties. Epoxy resins--Mechanical properties. Epoxy resins--Microstructure. Diamagnetism. |
Degree Level: | Masters |
Abstract: | The effect of a moderate permanent magnetic field (i.e., 0.50 Tesla) on a structural epoxy has been investigated. The magnetic field induced-changes on the microstructure of the epoxy system where probed through wide-angle x-ray diffraction (WAXD) and texture analysis. Pole figures were generated for all the samples along the directions parallel and perpendicular to the applied magnetic field. This allowed, quantitatively, comparing the textures and fully understanding the mechanisms that result in a preferred orientation generation. The texture analysis revealed that under such moderate magnetic field and due to the diamagnetism of the epoxy system, the chains and the cross linking reorient biaxially in a plane that shares the magnetic field direction. The evolution of mechanical properties (modulus, hardness and toughness) under different thermo-mechanical environment was investigated using the instrumented nanoindentation. Improvements in both Young's modulus and hardness by up to 6.6% were observed in the transverse direction of the magnetic field. However, evident by the measured elastic and plastic work under nanoindentation, it was observed that the magnetically annealed sample encountered slight embitterment. Furthermore, the current study reports enhancement on the mechanical properties of the epoxy when the nanoindentation tests are carried out under elevated temperatures (50-70 °C) below the glass transition temperature of the epoxy The time-dependent behavior of the epoxy was investigated under different thermal environments on light of the magnetic annealing- induced texture. The storage and loss moduli together with tan-delta as measures of the viscoelastic behavior of the polymer were measured using the continuous contact compliance module of the nanoindenter. The results of the current study showed that even under relatively low magnetic fields the mechanical properties, creep resistance and viscoelastic properties of the structural epoxy have been improved; tan-delta was measured to be 9.8% less for magnetically annealed compared to the neat epoxy sample. |
Graduation Date: | May 2009 |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1928/9347 |
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Why was he banned. I don't want a generic "oh poor behavior past reasons blah blah blah." I want the specific incident that got him banned. And whoever has been closing/deleting all of the law threads that were simply asking for an explanation should be fired. This isn't "moderating," this is censorship.
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I do cosplay for about 5 years now and I sewed 52 costumes so far (OMG!!). And these costumes become a problem more and more... reason? -> I still own them all XD
So I decided to sell some of my costumes. For the beginning about 10, I will list them below. They are all size XS or 34. I'm not a professional sewer, but I always try to sew very very clean and to design the costume handy... that means: you can put the costume on and out easily and you don't have to tape it on your body in addition
If you are interested in one of the costumes, please send a note
Miku Hatsune (Unhappy Refrain)
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Mio Akiyama (Don't say Lazy)
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Phosphorylation of a critical residue in the activation loop of many protein kinases is essential for enzymatic activity. The trimeric complex CDK7/cyclin H/Mat1 phosphorylates the cell cycle regulated cyclin-dependent kinase, CDK2 at Thr-160 in the activation segment in vitro. Whether CDK7/cyclin H is the in vivo CDK2 activating kinase (CAK), or the sole CAK for CDK2 remains elusive. Here we show that monomeric human CDK2 purified from bacteria is phosphorylated at Thr-160. CDK2 expressed and purified from bacteria exhibited kinase activity against histone H1, which was stimulated by cyclin E or A expressed and purified from bacteria. The kinase activity was dependent on both the catalytic activity of CDK2 and Thr-160 phosphorylation since it was abolished when CDK2 was mutated at Lys33 in the ATP binding site (K33R) or Thr160 (T160A) or when treated with lambda phosphatase. Mass spectrometry based phosphopeptide mapping confirmed the phosphorylation of bacterial CDK2 on Thr160. Consistent with a role of CDK2 in auto-activation, inhibition of CDK2 in human cells either by pharmacological inhibition of CDK2 or by the coexpression of the CDK2 inhibitors p21 or p27, inhibited CDK2 Thr-160 phosphorylation. Our results demonstrate that CDK2 is capable of autophosphorylation at Thr160.
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