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Creative ideas for two dog demo?
Ok, not competitive obedience, nor freestyle, but quite...
I have to do the annual training demonstration for the Canine Fair of this year and I don't want to do the same as past year, so I thought about doing something at the same time with both dogs. I can get one to be in a down while I do something with the other and I'm teaching Diabla to jump over Akela, but I don't really know what else to do or how to present what they know how to do on a more interesting way. This is a simple practice from today, suggestions are welcomed
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I do some fun tricks with my two - like as one to sit on a chair while the other pushes it across the floor.
One spins in place while the other spins the opposite way. Both in a sit, call to come, tell one to down or stand or whatever.. Also, we do this trick where Stark picks up an item (could be anything) and brings it to me, I say, "I didn't ask for that" and then he goes to Zefra and she takes it.
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Those are really neat trick! You should show those to us
The problem is, the demonstration is Saturday, so I don't have time to teach new things, only use what they already know
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That was a fun video to watch - thanks for posting it! You've taught them so many neat things, and the energy is contagious, lol. My favorite is Diabla backing up, but the leg weaves are fun too, and the jumping over each other. And up on you, lol. Good luck with your demonstration - I know people will just love it! My suggestion is to work a hula hoop into the choreography, lol. I have a vivid imagination and I know the three of you would put on an awesome show. Crazy but so cool!
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Rowe Mennonite Church, located 4 miles west of Shippensburg, in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, was organized in 1840. In 1957 it had 108 members, with Amos E. Martin as bishop and Paul C. Martin as minister, and was a member of the Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania Conference.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A body found near a lake north of Anchorage is not that of a barista missing for nearly two months after being kidnapped from a coffee stand, police said Wednesday.
The body found by a person snowshoeing in a state park Tuesday evening is male, police spokesman Dave Parker said Wednesday.
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) represent a technological breakthrough in organizing and displaying spatial information to promote better decision-making by scientists, public officials, and communities facing increasingly complex demands upon their available resources. The Master of Science in GIS is designed for students looking to enter this lucrative and exciting field.
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Not wanting to take the Coastal Route with your beloved puppy? From the historic Goldfields in Victoria travelling up through New South Wales to the Hunter Valley, see the sights and explore the depth of this great country with BIG4 Holiday Parks.
Steeped in history, Ballarat is Victoria's largest inland city and the site of the world's largest deposit of alluvial gold. Explore the legacy of the gold rush, still evident in the magnificent architecture and tree-lined streets of the town today. Admire the city's Victorian and Edwardian buildings, parks, gardens, statues, and churches by following one of the visitor information centre's self-guided heritage walks. Pan for gold and watch the hustle and bustle of an 1850s gold mining settlement at Sovereign Hill.
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BALLARAT to CASTLEMAINE – 79km
Visit historic Castlemaine, a bustling town renowned for its eclectic arts scene, rich gold rush history, and growing reputation as a fine food destination. Castlemaine was founded as a gold mining town and still bears many fine Georgian buildings from this era. As well as its historic charm, Castlemaine is also a very diverse creative community, home to artisans, vignerons and restaurateurs. Explore the lovely Botanic Gardens, ride the historic railway or explore nearby towns of Daylesford and Maldon. You can your canine friend can stay at BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park.
CASTLEMAINE to BENDIGO – 39km
Experience the splendour of Bendigo, an elegant regional city in central Victoria and an ideal base from which to explore Victoria's golden heritage. Dine in sidewalk cafes, discover art galleries and antique stores, and take in ornate gold rush architecture nestled among century-old gardens. Take a walk or ride on Bendigo's talking tram and explore the city's heritage architecture, including the Alexandra Fountain, the magnificent former post office, the law courts, and the ornate Shamrock Hotel.
Slow right down in Rosalind Park and admire its delightful conservatory, cascade waterfall and open-air fernery. Take time out to visit some of the renowned local wineries scattered across the Goldfields. Dine with a view of the vines, sample local varietals at cellar doors, and learn why the region is famous for its magnificent Shiraz. While in Bendigo, stay at BIG4 Bendigo Marong Holiday Park.
BENDIGO to ECHUCA-MOAMA – 95km
Welcome to paddleboat heartland. Hop aboard a steamer or holiday on a houseboat, surrendering to the river's charms in the vibrant, heritage town of Echuca-Moama. Taking its name from the Aboriginal word meaning 'meeting of the water', Echuca-Moama is one of Victoria's oldest river towns was once the state's most substantial inland river port.
Jump on a paddle steamer and imagine the bustling riverine trade routes of old, when steamers would travel almost as far as the Queensland border, bringing cargoes of wool to Echuca-Moama for transport to the Port of Melbourne. Make Echuca-Moama your base for a high-energy, water-based holiday. Its location right on the Murray River, its warm climate and myriad water-based activities, including waterskiing, swimming and boating, make for endless family fun. While in Echuca-Moama, you and your furry friend can stay at Maiden's Inn Holiday Park.
ECHUCA-MOAMA to DENILIQUIN – 77km
Known as the ute capital of the world, Deniliquin is situated in Country NSW on a tributary of the Murray River, 750 km south-west of Sydney. Deniliquin is at the centre of Riverina sheep-station country and on the fringe of one of the world's largest red gum forests, where birds and wildlife abound in the Barmah Wetlands. A network of forest trails offers bushwalking, camping, biking and bird watching. The Deniliquin area is rich in history and heritage, and there are several landmarks to see. You'll also find wineries and restaurants in the region that demonstrate why it's such a popular food and wine destination. While in Deni with your doggie, stay at BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park.
DENILIQUIN to HAY – 121km
Hay is a historic farming town in the heart of Country NSW. Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River and surrounded by the vast grasslands of One Tree Plain, Hay has many fine heritage buildings and a diverse collection of museums. You can learn about the pastoralists, prisoners of war, shearers and bishops who have all made their mark here. Take the heritage walk to see the best of Hay's heritage buildings. Highlights include the Hay Gaol Museum, the Witcombe Fountain and the Dunera Museum, formerly a prisoner-of-war camp and Hay War Memorial High School Museum which both provide fascinating insights into the role of Hay and the Griffith area in both World Wars. While visiting Hay with your hound, stay at Hay Plains Holiday Park.
HAY to FORBES – 360km
Head towards the famous Newell Highway and onto Forbes, rich in gold-mining history and the site of the biggest gold robbery in Australia's history, Forbes is renowned for its connections with notorious bushrangers Ben Hall and Frank Gardiner. The town's Heritage Trail allows visitors to explore many handsome historic buildings and the remains of the tunnel system that was created in a bid to foil bushrangers. You can your furry friend can stay at BIG4 Forbes Holiday Park.
FORBES to BATHURST – 173km
Bathurst sits on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range, 207 km west of Sydney. This gracious and historical town has grand heritage buildings, parklands and tree-lined streets. Set in a wonderful natural environment with warm summers, clear, crisp winters, occasional snowfalls and beautiful spring and autumn colours, Bathurst is one of the region's most beautiful cities, offering a diversity of attractions, activities and facilities. It's also home to Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit, where two major endurance meets take place each year: the Bathurst 12 Hour and the Bathurst 1000. Stay at BIG4 Bathurst Panorama Holiday Park.
BATHURST to HUNTER VALLEY – 315km
With more than 120 wineries, the Hunter Valley produces some terrific wines, loved at home and abroad, including the crisp Hunter Semillon and the ripe Hunter Shiraz. While the area is certainly famous for its wineries and wine tours, the Hunter Valley also offers a myriad of experiences and activities. Visitors can stay at BIG4 Valley Vineyard Tourist Park and explore the region, expanding their skills in cooking and wine classes, relax with a round of golf or pamper yourself for the day at one of the spas located in the area.
***When booking a holiday with your dog, please phone the individual Parks to discuss the accommodation types available and any restrictions that may be in place. This information is correct at time of publishing***


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I'll use the proper forum section for an item suggestion which probably means it won't see much discussion, but let's have a go anyway. So yeah, Rammus get's bonus AD from stacking armor, and it's actually a pretty neat trait. So I ask, why not let other tanks itemize for something like this? Say, give them an Item which builds up their AD based on the resistances they got, rather than pidgeonholing them into HP with an Atma, which isn't always as effective?
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Because it will leave only the option of building that, or worse, Atma + That + Defenses whit Hp. Unbeateable and super damaging. Please no.
Stat conversions on items are to be avoided. They have only been added in limited quantities in the few places where they seemed like a good idea: Manamune, Archangel's, and Atma's Impaler. The health-scaling on Atma's Impaler was an attempt to make a defense+offense item that would provide roughly equal benefit to bruisers and carries: Carries benefit more from the ad because they have more attack speed and crit to scale it, and bruisers would make up for some of this difference by getting more ad because they have more health. The health-stacking that temporarily became a problem with Atmog's build and ad-ratio champions was never intended. That was merely a side-effect of the health ratio being too high, and the health ratio was not enough of a problem to look at until ad ratio champions were released who benefitted more from the ad without the need for scalars. The health ratio issue had very little impact before the spike in ad-ratio champions because building the scalars (attack speed and crit) necessary to utilize that attack damage already limited the health-stacking+defenses, and if the player did not build those scalars the ad was hardly a benefit.


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1. It has ample shades for pale girls with cool undertones, which I love- most foundations out there are way too yellow.
2.It smells pretty good for makeup.
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Overall, it's a great product and I will definitely repurchase. Although its pricey for drugstore foundation, it's well worth the money.
I like this foundation. I bought this when it was new last year, I was intrigued by the packaging and the reviews I've seen. It works fine for me, but I am a person that doesn't need a whole lot of coverage, just something to make my skin a bit more matte and more even-toned. If you need more coverage to cover scars, acne, ect this won't be for you because it is light to medium coverage. Also, if you are oily skinned, this won't help you out either because it tends to make your skin a bit, I hesitate to say dewy, but not totally matte like a mannequin. My only issue is my nose, which I still have to powder throughout the day, but everywhere else this foundation does fine for me. I am a medium to light skin tone and I am in the color 340 Maple.
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Give others the benefit of the doubt. You may disagree strongly about some point, but always ask yourself: What do I know about the individual both in an historical and situational perspective that might justly explain why they act the way they do? What is preventing me from giving him/her the benefit of the doubt? These simple questions can help you open your mind to what's underneath the other person's idea, and help you find a resolution.
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Maybe it's just my family, but I grew up thinking Frederick Law Olmsted was one of the Founding Fathers. Landscape design was as standard a topic of our dinner-table conversation as politics is in other families.
As a teenager I took it for granted that family car trips always involved running commentary and critiques by my mother and my brother of whatever landscaping we happened to drive by. It never struck me as odd until one day when I had a friend along and she pulled me aside to ask, "Do they do this all the time?"
And so I tend to have my antennae out for landscape – as a wordsmith, if not as a gardener. And I've been noticing how "scape" clauses seem to be proliferating, both in number and in meaning, in the language.
Landscape was originally a term of art in two senses: a technical term and one used by painters. It meant a painting showing inland scenery, rather than a view of the sea, or a portrait. The word was borrowed from the Dutch; given how many times Dutch artists painted the sea, they perhaps felt scenes of terra firma needed their own designation.
The Oxford English Dictionary's first recorded use of this sense of landscape goes back to 1598. Two centuries later, seascape made its appearance. Half a century after that, we got cityscape. In 1856, William Thackeray wrote of "a fairyland of frozen land, river, and city-scape." Most of Oxford's cityscape citations are mid-20th century, though.
A contemporary review of a 1960 novel described it as "a cityscape, a rich Dickensian evocation of a decaying, badly blitzed suburb."
"Scape," as a suffix, comes from the Anglo-Saxon side of English. It's related to the "ship" of "friendship," "hardship," or "scholarship." This ship is not necessarily nautical but is a suffix related to shape – it comes from a verb meaning to form or create.


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Can't believe it's November already!
Game plan for this month is as follows:
- Sort out driving license paper work. One of my goals for this year. I know it is not possible to get it before the end of this year but at least I want to sign up for that and collect all the papers needed. France is a beautiful country. But paper work here sucks.
- Blood tests. You know, just a general medical check.
- Tonya's Health & Wealth Challenge. This is something that I am looking forward. More details you can read here. I modified this a little bit according to my life-style. But I created a new Facebook album to keep the track of it. Join us! It will be fun.
- Cycling 120km. I have stationary bike at home. "stationary bike" is a big word, it is my boyfriend's mom old bike that we put on the indoor bike trainer (something that looks similar to this one). I use it for my work outs before work. I was pretty good with my morning routine in October so I want challenge myself a bit in November. It will be my part of Tonya's challenge.
- Complete two modules for my studies. Oh well…
- Complete my study cases for two modules. Wish me luck!
- Get in touch with someone I haven't heard/seen in a while. Easy, right?
- Update grocery expenses Excel sheet. I need to admit I haven't done that in a while but I was collecting all the bills religiously. I just need to find an hour or something to update my magic sheet.
- Buy Christmas presents. Could be awesome if I got everything in November before X-mas fever will start. I am not sure how realistic it is for me but let's give it a try.
- Send a birthday card to grandma. Happy B-day to the most amazing lady in my life!
- Create house renovation tab on the blog. SO much going on, so many projects already accomplished and many more to be finished (at least I hope so). Would be nice to put it somewhere.
- Sort out new health insurance in France. For people working in Switzerland but living in France it used to work this way that we had to have private health insurance. It was your choice which company it was, how much you wanted to pay and what it was covering. Due to new governmental restrictions, "health insurance tax" will be deducted from our salaries to the government. You can still have your private insurance if you want. What I need to do this month is to get my new health insurance card and decide if I want some extra health insurance.
- Cleaning challenge: one drawer/cupboard per week. With studies, full time job and house renovation, I don't have much time to be "the perfect housewife". But on the top of regular cleaning, I thought to try to clean one cupboard/drawer per week. You know, this kind of places that you don't use often or you do but because they are always closed and no one can your mess you're not that bother about them.
My dear blog... I am so sorry that I abandoned you. You know that it is not because I don't think about you. I really do. But there is so much going on in offline line.
Much love,
Delicious shovel
A little shovel to dig my life-garden and plant new hope-flowers.
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Shovel for June
To do list for this month is quite simple:
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- Meet with two people I haven't seen in a while: I think there is nothing to explain, I just need to find some more time to reconnect with others.
- My boyfriend's B-day: find a present or something we can do together.
- Order exterior and interior doors. #lovinghouserenovation
- Have the tiles on the floor done.
- Have the kitchen installed.
- Keep calm and paint, just pain(t).
- Sort out retirement plan declaration in Poland.
- Start German classes.
- Run at least 50km this month.
Good luck with your goals for this month!
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Shovel-in May
Quick update about what Shovel digged out in
May. First of fall, I changed a job. Yes, yes, I did it. More details in
another post (hopefully) but I am very happy with this change. It is a big
challenge for me, a lot of learning, etc. but I feel good with it, motivated
and looking forward to that moment when I will be done with the training and
will be working on my own. I think that is the biggest news from the last
That's that farm seen from the distance. |
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Updated dreams: marathon
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I don't know how and when it happened that it's
March already. Almost three months since the beginning of 2014. I still
remember December when I was looking forward to this new and fresh start to
2014, being thankful for all good that happened in 2013 and hoping to make 2014
even better.
I made some goals for myself, for my career, studies, personal
life and because Q1 is almost over, I thought it might be a good idea to check
how are things going. You can name them however you want, it can be "goal", "resolution",
"to-do-list" or "dream" for you. But I had one dream: to complete marathon this
year. Quick update about it: it is out of my list for this year. So…
The plan was…
…to run a marathon in Brisbane in August this
year. My boyfriend had a friend at work. He was from Scotland. His wife was
from Australia. They were living with their kids in France. Amazing people.
After some time, they decided to move back to Australia. Guys were jogging
together from time to time, they did some trial runs and before they left, his
friend said: "you will come to Brisbane one day and we will do a marathon
together". Half-joking, half-serious but still sober at that time, my lovely
boyfriend said "deal!". Fast forward,
three years later, I was on the "marche populaire" in our neighbourhood with my
boyfriend when we started talking about that. I don't know, maybe too much
fresh air, maybe I was too tired to pay attention to what I was saying but in
the end we thought "come on, why not?!". He called his friend the next day and
he said "it's amazing idea, let's do that!". It was around September/October
In the meantime…
…my lovely boyfriend started his training. My
lovely myself got sick and spend October fighting with a cold for three weeks.
Then I wasted November on eating antibiotic and taking steroids and when I thought
that things were going to change in December, I had awful accident in the
office when I fell on my knee. Another cold and antibiotics in January. All in
all, I missed four months of the training.
Reality check is…
…I started "jogging" in February. My very first
jogging was on 3rd February. 1,29km in 10 minutes and 10 seconds
done in five intervals: 1 minute of jogging, 1 minute of walking and again… 1
minute of jogging, 1 minute of walking. I did it but in my fourth minute of
jogging I was thinking that I'm too young to die and how I was going to call
the ambulance if I don't speak French. Ok, I know, it sounds dramatic and maybe
it wasn't that bad but it was not the best experience, to say the least.
But I didn't give up. I went for two more runs,
seven intervals: 1 minute of jogging, 1 minute of walking. I did it! With
burning pain in my chest, red face like fire-brigade's car but it was done! And…
I was done as well. My body not used to exercise and after such a long brake,
just said "no". I had the worst pain in my both knees I've ever experienced in
my life. I was "taking it easy", I was avoiding stairs, walking too fast, I was
using special gel three times in a day. After one week break I was back in the
It's mid-March already and I completed 13 runs
together. My work-out yesterday was 2 minutes of jogging, 1 minute of walking,
repeated six times. 2,42km done. Just as a reminder, my first run was 1,29km. Still
with a red face but without pain in the chest, sore muscles next day and wondering
if what I feel now in my body is the first sign of heart attack/stroke/put
whatever you want here.
I will do 2.5 minutes of jogging and 1 minute
of walking as of next week. When I'm not jogging, I cycle on my stationary bike
at home. Work-out like that takes around 30 minutes and I complete 10-11km in
that time. I know I can do more but I don't want to push myself too hard, I
just want to avoid problems with my knees like I had in February.
New update is…
…I won't sign up for a marathon. But it doesn't
mean I gave up this project in Australia. My plan is to complete half marathon.
It will be still a big challenge for me but I believe it is realistic and
doable for me. I have 4,5 months for preparations. So, that's the plan. That's
my updated dream. Thoughts, prayers and sending good karma are more than appreciated
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As Olson notes in this absorbing chronicle, the bitterness of that debate has been obscured in postwar histories that focus on American unity and resolve after Dec. 7, 1941. In "Those Angry Days," she assigns herself the task of recreating the splintered political climate of 1939-1941, when American policy toward the war was very much in a state of flux.
"Those Angry Days" promises to benefit from some good timing, coming as it does on the heels of "Lincoln," the widely discussed Steven Spielberg film in which a compelling moral ideal – in this case, racial equality – operates against a backdrop of political expedience and sordid compromises. In Olson's story, the evolution of America's role in World War II, a conflict now remembered as "The Good War" fought by "The Greatest Generation," reveals equally imperfect political realities.
Some of the most unflattering episodes in "Those Angry Days" involve Charles Lindbergh, the celebrated American aviator who used his international stature to argue against early American participation in the war. The book's period photos include a snapshot of Lindbergh and wife Anne visiting Nazi Luftwaffe chief Hermann Goering, one of numerous occasions in "Those Angry Days" when the reader winces at the thought of global terrors to come – and Lindbergh's apparent blindness to the full implications of the Nazi regime. Even more unsettling is Olson's detailed account of Lindbergh's casual anti-Semitism, as when he blamed fledgling American pro-war sentiment at least partly on a Jewish media cabal.
But rather than demonizing Lindbergh, Olson parses the nuances of his early isolationism, noting that his reluctance to fight the Germans grew from several factors, including his conclusion that Nazi air power made diplomacy, rather than confrontation, the most practical way for Americans to address the European conflict before Pearl Harbor.


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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Dan Uggla hit a three-run home run for the second straight night to extend his hitting streak to 21 games and help Atlanta take a 5-1 win over Florida.
On Friday, Uggla's three-run blast in the seventh inning kept his hitting streak alive and he kept his MLB-best run going on Saturday with his three-run shot in the third.
Rookie Freddie Freeman extended his hitting streak to 14 games with a 2-for-4 contest that saw him score once while Martin Prado went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored for the Braves, who have won four of five. Eric Hinske added a leadoff home run in the eighth.
"It's two good games for us in a row," said Hinske. "We were able to get some runs early and give the pitcher a little breathing room. Just good, clean wins in my mind."
Tim Hudson (10-7) went seven innings in the start and was tagged for just one run on six hits with no walks and five strikeouts.
Omar Infante had two hits and an RBI for the Marlins, who have dropped the first two of this three-game set after winning five straight. Anibal Sanchez (6-4) lasted just five innings as he was touched for four runs on eight hits with a walk and five strikeouts.
"Pitching and the long ball were what killed us out there tonight," said Florida center fielder Mike Cameron. "Hudson was strong out there tonight and when you run into a pitcher who is on like that, it's tough to beat them."
The game was scoreless until the bottom of the third when the Braves took control. Alex Gonzalez led off with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Hudson. Prado later singled home Gonzalez and Freeman followed with a base hit.
Uggla then stepped to the plate with a chance to extend his hitting streak and he did it with style as he clubbed a pitch over the wall in left for a 4-0 lead.
The sixth inning saw Florida get on the board as Emilio Bonifacio, who had his 26-game hitting streak snapped on Friday, hit a two-out double and scored when Infante followed with a single.
Hanley Ramirez led off the seventh with a single, but Hudson got the next three outs to keep it a three-run game.
The eighth inning saw the Marlins load the bases with two outs, but Ramirez struck out to end the frame.
Hinske's shot in the eighth accounted for the final score.
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I'm kinda worried about her range in relation to other carries and their DPS. I agree her range can be worked and it does, current Sivir actually has a slugger advantage on Caitlyn because she can punish Caitlyn fir trying to play a poke lane control game very hard while pushing the lane as hard as Caitlyn. But then Vayne shows up, she can't handle Vayne playing aggro yet Vayne with her higher range just outscales her pretty bad and can deal with Sivir initially, Sivir needs her Q to hurt with bonus AD to trade and push on Vayne. I agree though, her spell shield is a god sent, Ashe can't ult her, she can't be grabbed by blitz or Thresh, she can't be ult dropped by Leona. My concern is that with her limited range how she ca. Handle done one trying to just play aggro in her via autos. That is my concern is harass and trading with other carries. Her bases stats, all but one stat is worse than Graves.
Lead Designer
please ill post this as many times as i need to. Don't buff her range Her W needs base damage. (heavily nerfed her crit sustain damage) 250 plus a crit. AA animation needs to be cleaned up. (like you did with ryze) base attack speed needs to be buffed back up. (6.2 come on man) Do this and she will be a damm good adc
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itt: is this champion properly balanced? probably not, but we're okay with subpar results over here @ riot games.


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Respond to Review of Rootz
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Review: my friend and i enjoyed a good breakfast at rootz, of scrumbled tofu and bagel sandwiches, which were so good to our stomach! the service was perfect, the sellers were very nice to us, showing the english manu and explaining about every dish in a good english. the place is designed so sweetly, especialy the restroom! to the vegans out there- all the vegan dishes are marked in green, and there are lots of vegan options. we definitely recommand!


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State Children's Health Insurance Program:
Program Structure, Enrollment and Expenditure Experiences, and Outreach Approaches for States That Cover Adults
GAO-08-50: Published: Nov 26, 2007. Publicly Released: Dec 20, 2007.
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In 2006 about 4.5 million individuals were enrolled in the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Congress created SCHIP with the goal of significantly reducing the number of low-income uninsured children. Under certain circumstances, states may also cover adults, and in June 2006 about 349,000 adults were enrolled. Each state receives an annual allotment of federal funds, available as a federal match based on the state's expenditures. Generally, states have 3 years to use each fiscal year's allotment, after which unspent federal funds may be redistributed. Congress initially authorized SCHIP for 10 years, from 1998 through 2007, and provided approximately $40 billion for that period. GAO examined (1) how 10 states that cover adults--parents, childless adults, or both--in SCHIP structured their programs; (2) these states' enrollment and expenditure experiences for adults, which GAO considered in the context of those for all other SCHIP populations (children and pregnant women); and (3) the approaches these states adopted to attract all eligible individuals. To accomplish this, GAO reviewed 10 states that covered adults in SCHIP as of 2007. GAO interviewed officials in the 10 states; reviewed states' 2006 annual reports and information available on states' Web sites; and analyzed enrollment and expenditure data obtained primarily from the 10 states, as well as from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and published sources.
SCHIP program structures for adults in the 10 states varied, particularly in terms of the categories of adults covered--whether they were parents or childless adults--and the types of coverage offered. For fiscal year 2007, 5 of the 10 states (Arizona, Minnesota, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin) covered parents only, 1 state (Michigan) covered childless adults only, and 4 states (Idaho, Illinois, New Mexico, and Oregon) covered both. Three states offered direct coverage only (where the state provides coverage through contracts or agreements with managed care organizations, providers, and suppliers), 3 states offered premium assistance only (where the state pays for a portion of the premium costs of employer-sponsored or privately purchased insurance), and 4 states offered both. All 10 states required adults to contribute to the cost of their coverage. Enrollment and expenditure experiences with adult coverage varied widely across the states reviewed. In 2006, adult enrollment as a proportion of the total number of individuals covered through SCHIP was less than 25 percent in 3 states, 33 to 50 percent in 4 states, and more than 50 percent in 3 states. Overall, the 343,000 adults covered in the 10 states comprised about 40 percent of the total number of individuals covered through SCHIP in these states. Adults accounted for widely varying proportions of total SCHIP expenditures in the 9 states for which GAO had fiscal year 2006 expenditure data--1 percent in 1 state, 32 to 42 percent in 3 states, and more than 50 percent in 5 states. Overall, adults accounted for about 54 percent of total SCHIP expenditures in the 9 states. The 10 states reviewed used three approaches in their outreach efforts: targeting hard-to-reach populations, targeting families instead of adults specifically, and relying on new and established partnerships to locate and enroll all eligible individuals. In some cases, states' current outreach approaches reflected smaller state budgets for such activities, and most states reviewed said they relied on new and existing partnerships with entities that, for example, regularly come into contact with families in their efforts to find and enroll eligible individuals. States' efforts to assess the effectiveness of different outreach approaches ranged from little or no evaluation to more formal methods of analyzing outcomes. In commenting on a draft of this report, CMS stated that the report mischaracterized coverage of unborn children in SCHIP as coverage for adults, thereby inflating adult enrollment and expenditures for states that cover unborn children, and that the report did not use CMS data systems and therefore did not use consistent data. Regarding coverage of unborn children, CMS is incorrect: the report categorized coverage of unborn children as coverage for pregnant women, not as coverage for adults. Regarding the data systems, GAO relied on state data primarily because CMS data systems do not provide enrollment and expenditure data broken out by all of the population and coverage categories that were important to this analysis.
Mar 2, 2015
Antipsychotic Drug Use:
HHS Has Initiatives to Reduce Use among Older Adults in Nursing Homes, but Should Expand Efforts to Other SettingsGAO-15-211: Published: Jan 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 2, 2015. -
Medicaid Information Technology:
CMS Supports Use of Program Integrity Systems but Should Require States to Determine EffectivenessGAO-15-207: Published: Jan 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 2, 2015.
Feb 13, 2015
Defense Health Care:
Better Tracking and Oversight Needed of Servicemember Separations for Non-Disability Mental ConditionsGAO-15-266: Published: Feb 13, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 13, 2015.
Feb 11, 2015
Mental Health:
HHS Leadership Needed to Coordinate Federal Efforts Related to Serious Mental IllnessGAO-15-375T: Published: Feb 11, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 11, 2015.
Feb 10, 2015
Prenatal Drug Use and Newborn Health:
Federal Efforts Need Better Planning and CoordinationGAO-15-203: Published: Feb 10, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 10, 2015. -
Additional Federal Action Needed to Further Improve Third-Party Liability EffortsGAO-15-208: Published: Jan 28, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 10, 2015.
Feb 6, 2015
International Classification of Diseases:
CMS's Efforts to Prepare for the New Version of the Disease and Procedure CodesGAO-15-255: Published: Jan 28, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 6, 2015.
Feb 5, 2015
Mental Health:
HHS Leadership Needed to Coordinate Federal Efforts Related to Serious Mental IllnessGAO-15-113: Published: Dec 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 5, 2015.
Jan 30, 2015
Defense Health Care:
Additional Information Needed about Mental Health Provider Staffing NeedsGAO-15-184: Published: Jan 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Jan 30, 2015.
Jan 28, 2015
Private Health Insurance:
Geographic Variation in Spending for Certain High-Cost Procedures Driven by Inpatient PricesGAO-15-214: Published: Dec 29, 2014. Publicly Released: Jan 28, 2015.
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Cracow is not only a vibrant city and the historic centre of Poland, but also a European Capital of Culture! Hundreds of thousands of tourists, many theatres, museums, cinemas, pubs and night clubs, and above all, numerous monuments make it a place that every European should definitely visit!
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30.04 to 4.05
Warsaw, the capital of Poland abounds with plenty of enormous places for conferences and meetings. We chose Hotel Boss which offers us a great, quick connection with Fryderyk Chopin Airport, high standard rooms and superior conference facilities and places for thrilling social program.
4.05 to 7.05
TriCity – urban agglomeration formed by Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot. It's a place, where history meets the future – medieval monuments go perfectly with modern buildings, clubs and pubs. Experience the unique atmosphere of this old city with a young soul – let us entertain you!


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