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Final Battle Team-Up
|Official description
|It's you against a veritable who's who of villainy! Give it all you've got, and win the final battle!
|Character(s) used
|Choose (P1) (2 stocks)
Choose (P2) (2 stocks)
|Dark Link (1 stock)
Dark Samus (1 stock)
Dark Meta Knight (1 stock)
Dark Pit (1 stock)
Ganondorf (1 stock)
King Dedede (1 stock)
Bowser (1 stock)
|Final Destination
|Boss Battle Song 2 (Brawl)
|Objective for Reward
|Clear the stage on hard difficulty.
|Clear An Offering of Coins
Final Battle Team-Up is a co-op event match in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Both players must choose a character and take on playable antagonists as well as Dark Link and Dark Samus in their dark alternate costumes. Dark Meta Knight appears to have his navy alternate costume as well.
This event is unlocked by clearing An Offering of Coins. Completing the event on its own does not unlock any further paths. However, after both the event is completed and all characters are unlocked, the down path is revealed.
- Down path: Awards 2000G. Leads to The Ultimate Battle.
Upon clearing the event on hard difficulty the player is awarded with 5000G.
- Wario and Bowser Jr. are the only playable antagonists to not appear in this event.
- Meta Knight and Dark Pit appear as villains in this match, but they are both considered anti-heroes rather than villains (as the rest of the characters are). However, Meta Knight has the colours of Dark Meta Knight- his evil doppelganger from Kirby and the Amazing Mirror- for this match, implying that it may be based on him rather than the original.


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Reigning national champion North Carolina headlines the 2017 Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America list with seven selections overall, including four first-teamers in Maggie Auslander, Maggie Bill, Marie McCool and Caylee Waters. Molly Hendrick and Sammy Jo Tracy dot the line on the Second Team, while Ela Hazar earns Honorable Mention honors.
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A: Cortney Fortunato, Notre Dame, Sr.
A: Michaela Michael, USC, Sr.
A: Courtney Murphy, Stony Brook, Sr.
A: Kylie Ohlmiller, Stony Brook, Jr.
A: Megan Whittle, Maryland, Jr.
M: Maggie Bill, North Carolina, Jr.
M: Maddie Crutchfield, Duke, Jr.
M: Marie McCool, North Carolina, Jr.
M: Casey Pearsall, Notre Dame, Sr.
M: Zoe Stukenberg, Maryland, Sr.
D: Maggie Auslander, North Carolina, Sr.
D: Taylor Bresnahan, Florida, Sr.
D: Caroline Fitzgerald, Florida, Sr.
D: Nadine Hadnagy, Maryland, Sr.
M/D: Abby Smucker, Penn State, Sr.
G: Ellie DeGarmo, Princeton, Sr.
G: Caylee Waters, North Carolina, Sr.
A: Sammi Burgess, Florida, Sr.
A: Molly Hendrick, North Carolina, Sr.
A: Olivia Hompe, Princeton, Sr.
A: Nicole Levy, Syracuse, So.
A: Sammy Jo Tracy, North Carolina, Sr.
M: Alex Condon, Penn, Jr.
M: Erica Evans, Canisius, Jr.
M: Kaitlyn Montalbano, Towson, Jr.
M: Hannah Murphy, UMass, Sr.
M: Dorrien Van Dyke, Stony Brook, Sr.
D: Julia Braig, Maryland, So.
D: Isabelle Montagne, Duke, Sr.
D: Maggie Preas, Virginia, Sr.
D: Maura Schwitter, Duke, Sr.
D: Catie Smith, Cornell, Sr.
G: Gussie Johns, USC, Jr.
A: Kenzie Kent, Boston College, Jr.
A: Selena Lasota, Northwestern, Jr.
A: Steph Lazo, Penn State, Sr.
A: Kelsey Murray, Stanford, Sr.
A: Lindsey Ronbeck, Florida, So.
M: Taylor Gait, Syracuse, R-Jr.
M: Sarah Martin, Albany, Sr.
M: Haley Schweizer, Johns Hopkins, Sr.
M: Sabrina Tobasso, Loyola, R-So.
M: Francesca Whitehurst, Georgetown, So.
M/D: Lindsay Darrell, Northwestern, Jr.
M/D: Lydia Sutton, USC, Jr.
D: Megan Kelly, Penn, Sr.
D: Stephanie McNamara, Louisville, Sr.
D: Kaeli O'Connor, Syracuse, Sr.
G: Rachel Vander Kolk, Virginia, Jr.
A: Madison Carter, Penn State, So.
A: Riley Donahue, Syracuse, Jr.
A: Kylie Drexel, USC, Sr.
A: Kyra Harney, Duke, Jr.
A: Ela Hazar, North Carolina, Jr.
A: Emily Kenul, Johns Hopkins, Jr.
A: Grace Nolan, UConn, Jr.
A: Shayna Pirecca, Florida, Jr.
A: Marisa Romeo, Harvard, Sr.
A: Caroline Wannen, Maryland, Sr.
M: Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, So.
M: Jenna Collins, Navy, Jr.
M: Joey Coffy, Cornell, Jr.
M: Kristina Dunphey, Rutgers, Sr.
M: Kelly Myers, Stanford, Jr.
M: Sheila Nesselbush, Northwestern, Jr.
M: Katie O'Donnell, Penn State, Jr.
M: Taylor Reed, Cornell, Jr.
M: Kristin Yevoli, Stony Brook, Sr.
M: Haley Warden, James Madison, Jr.
M/D: Alex Dalton, Notre Dame, Sr.
D: Cassie Ekstrom, UConn, Jr.
D: Emma Ford, Harvard, Sr.
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D: Amanda Leavell, Princeton, Sr.
D: Kaitlin Luzik, Virginia, So.
D: Alexa Radziewicz, Syracuse, So.
D: Natalie Schmitt, Penn State, Sr.
D: Michelle Staggers, Duke, So.
D: Jessica Volpe, Stony Brook, Sr.
G: Samantha Giacolone, Notre Dame, So.
G: Renee Poullott, Cornell, Sr.
G: Brittany Reed, Louisville, Jr.
G: Megan Taylor, Maryland, So.
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It's the time for elections in Pakistan. The campaigns have seized and in a matter of hours, the nation will be out to vote.
This time over, the turnout of voters, especially the younger generation will be huge. An all time high, in fact. The fact that a whole generation has come of age and will be voting for the first time, also plays a great role in this regard.
However, one thing that mars this optimistic scenario, is the law and order condition of the country. Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan has declared threats of attacks on any and all political activities including voting for secular parties.
Since April 21, when election campaigning formally began, there have been over a hundred people killed and several injured in violent attacks.
Security has beenincreased and protection for the people has been promised to the maximum, but there is no guarantee.
How effective are these steps, or how much the people believe in them remains to be seen.


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The shape of my Vagina is so ugly am looking for an operation and I'd like to know more before doing anything. (Photos)
Doctor Answers 16
Nothing is ugly with your vulva
but if the excess labia minora bother you, labiaplasty can help with diminishing the bulk and hopefully, produce the look that you seek. Make sure your surgeon is experienced and can offer you different techniques from which you can choose and that there is a written revision policy in case you don't get the results you were expecting. Best wishes
Are you a candidate for a labiplasty?
There is a trend to have less prominent labia, but this is a matter of choice and there are no medical reasons to do so other than improving your appearance down there. Candidates for a Labiaplasty procedure are women who are concerned about the appearance of their labia or experience discomfort due to exceptionally large or long labia of either the inner our outer lips. Labia unevenness can result in discomfort with intimate contact, chronic rubbing, as well as psychological discomfort, which leads to the inability to wear certain types of tight clothing. Most women live with these symptoms, and actually are not even aware that a certain surgical procedure exists to help to correct this problem and restore their femininity.
Learn more: http://www.pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/body-procedures-newport-beach/vaginal-rejuvenation/
Candidate for Vaginal Surgery
Candidates of Vaginal Rejuvenation or Vaginoplasty surgery are women who desire a more youthful appearance and function of the vulva and vaginal area. For some women, the effects of childbirth, aging, trauma, and/or genetics, causes their vaginal tissue and muscles to become stretched, which results in loss of strength and tone in the vaginal area. This may result in decreased intimacy and sexual satisfaction. In some cases, the laxity of tissues can be visible.
The lining of the vagina can be reduced, removing excess and redundant mucosa decreasing the diameter of the canal. The muscle ring, pubococcygeus, at the entrance or introitus can be tightened. These procedures along with exercises such as Kegles can help keep the muscle tone in this area. Aesthetic Vaginoplasty, in many cases, can increase friction during intercourse, giving women more control of vaginal muscles, increasing sexual satisfaction, while also creating a more attractive and appealing appearance to the vaginal area.
Learn more: http://www.horowitzmd.com/plastic-surgery-procedures-newport-beach/vaginoplasty-labiaplasty/
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Your vagina is fine but you would be a good candidate for a labia minora reduction. I believe this is what you are referring to. Be sure to choose a board certified plastic surgeon that specializes in Labiaplasty procedure
Learn more: http://www.labiaplastycenternyc.com/
Vaginal Shape and options
This is a good question and it is important to learn as much as you can about this before having an operation. First off, there is a large variation in the normal anatomy for this area. You (and almost everyone else we see), are well within this normal range of size and appearance of the labia. However, if you wish to have the area altered for your own preference, that is an option. But don't undergo a procedure until you have though a lot about it and are comfortable with your own reasons for doing so. Issues with shame regarding sex should be sorted through before choosing to have surgery, as this procedure by itself will not be able to help with those feelings.
Decisions for labiaplasty
Although most generous labia are normal, that doesn't mean we need to accept the appearance. Usually cosmetic gynecologic surgery can approximate your desired effect very well. The first step is to decide if it is worthwhile to seek revision surgery, and then to choose a surgeon who can perform what you wish. If your desire to change the labia outweighs the potential risks and recovery from labiaplasty, it may be worthwhile for you. You have a few decisions ahead.
Expectations vary...
Your labia appear normal but obviously you do not like their appearance. Your consultation should be to define what changes you want and to focus on a safe operation. You want to be sure that what you want will not be a problem for you in the long run. You don't want it "all off!" Seek consultation with experienced surgeons who have their Before and After images available for review. A discussion of your desires and how practical they are should follow. Look at their images to see that what you want is in their experience and does well over time.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Your vagina looks normal. You need a consultation to determine exactly what you want.
Almost all women who seek cosmetic gynecology procedures to change the appearance of the vagina have a normal appearing vagina. For this reason, you need to specify exactly what you want or don't want your vagina to look like. From there, I can tell you whether your request is realistic or not and what your options would be.
Learn more: http://www.lvr-nj.com
I don't like the shape of my vagina. What should I do?
Based upon your photos you have enlargement of your labia minora. You look perfectly normal and should not feel shame or unwillingness to be sexually active. A sexual partner who judges against you or makes you feel bad about yourself is not someone you should be involved with. That's the simple truth. A woman's beauty has everything to do with the sacrifices of motherhood, giving of herself to create new life. You don't need the appearance of your genitals to be a certain way to attract a man.
That said, many women don't like it when their labia minora protrude past their outer lips - the labia majora. A labiaplasty will accomplish your goal of improving your appearance. Don't just let anyone do this surgery. See someone who specializes in this procedure. Based upon your photos your anatomical appearance looks fairly simple to address. But have it done right the first time by a specialist. I don't know surgeons who operate in your country. But it would be far better to leave your body the way it is than have an operation done by an inexperienced surgeon. This is very specialized and demands close attention to get it right.
Labiaplasty and clitoral hood reduction
I reviewed your photos. Your labia minora and clitoral hood are enlarged. A labiaplasty with a clitoral hood reduction can reduce your size. However, it must be performed by a surgeon with experience. One of the two most common labiaplasty techniques is the central wedge technique, which I invented in 1995 and published in the plastic surgery textbooks. It is also known as the "V" or wedge technique. Gynecologists and most plastic surgeons perform a labioplasty very differently. They essentially trim the labia minora (inner vaginal lips) and leave a long suture line instead of the normal labial edge. Their technique is the same whether a scalpel or a laser is used. In contrast, the central wedge removes triangles of tissue and bring the normal edges together. Thus, the normal labial edges, normal color, and normal anatomy are preserved, but the darkest labial tissue is usually removed. If you have extra tissue on your clitoral hood, it can be reduced at the same time. Your clitoral hood is thick, wide, and protuberant. It can be decreased somewhat by reducing the sides. I pioneered a clitoropexy with clitoral hood reduction in which the clitoris is pushed closer to the pubic bone and the width, thickness, length, and protuberance of the clitoral hood can be decreased. No matter the technique, an inexperienced or unskilled surgeon can lead to a high rate of complications, chronic scar discomfort, labial deformities, and further surgery.
Gary J. Alter, M.D.
Beverly Hills, CA - Manhattan, NY
Learn more: http://journals.lww.com/plasreconsurg/Abstract/2008/12000/Aesthetic_Labia_Minora_and_Clitoral_Hood_Reduction.22.aspx
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Given the increase in the use of reclaimed
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1 Acid Substitutes and ph Reduction An evaluation of the new acidreplacement products for improving water quality and the soil rootzone environment. BY BRIAN WHITLARK Given the increase in the use of reclaimed water for irrigation, some turf managers seek alternative acidification products advertised to improve water quality. Materials historically used for industrial cleaning are now being used to acidify irrigation water that contains bicarbonates and sodium. Although the benefits of using traditional acidifying agents such as sulfuric and NpHuric acid are well known, the implications of using acidsubstitute materials is unclear and warrants further investigation. BENEFITS OF ACIDIFYING The success of acidifying materials applied to soil will depend on many factors, but first and foremost, the soil must contain calcium carbonate (lime) to react with the acid. In the absence of lime, the acid will disassociate to produce H + ions and subsequently will reduce soil ph, which may or may not be the desired result. When lime is present and reacts with acid, gypsum (CaSO 4 ), carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), and water are produced. The calcium (Ca +2 ) from gypsum can then replace sodium (Na + ) on soil exchange sites. When acid is applied to irrigation water that contains appreciable bicarbonates (HCO 3 ) or carbonates (CO 3 2 ), the acid neutralizes this alkalinity and minimizes or prevents Ca +2 precipitation and associated infiltration reduction. The effectiveness of such applications depends largely on the neutralizing power of the product, the presence of HCO 3 and CO 3 2 in the soil and water, and the product rates. Benefits typically seen with acid injection or acid materials applied to the soil (either directly or through injection) are summarized below. Increased nutrient availability. Reduced adjusted Sodium Adsorption Ratio of irrigation water and Exchangeable Sodium Percentage in soil. Increased water infiltration. Reduced calcite formation at the soil surface (reducing or eliminating calcite layer formation is listed as a benefit, but research data suggest such sealing is unlikely). Reduced calcite formation at the soil/gravel interface in greens. Reduced soil ph below 7.0 may indirectly increase resistance to soil pathogens, such as takeall patch. 18 GREEN SECTION RECORD
2 Many golf course superintendents in the desert Southwest inject soluble fertilizers, wetting agents, and, in some cases, acidifi cation products to reduce the ph of the water. INCREASED USE OF ACIDREPLACEMENT PRODUCTS There are many reasons given for switching to synthetic acid or acidreplacement products. Manufacturers tout that their products reduce bicarbonates, improve water infiltration, leach salts, are noncorrosive, are userfriendly, add energy to water, do not add sulfur, and won t damage irrigation components and pump stations. In some cases, such benefits may outweigh the additional costs commonly associated with these products. In fact, several superintendents claim that the switch to synthetic acids is due to their noncorrosive nature, offering enhanced safety when compared to caustic acids. Several turf managers noted that the most sensible application for acidreplacement products may be to buffer alkaline water in the spray tank, so as to enhance efficacy of fertilizer and pesticide applications. AGRONOMIC BENEFITS? The scientific evidence regarding acidsubstitutes is limited, but there have been several field evaluation projects conducted in cooperation with superintendents in various regions of the country. In a 2008 study, Dr. Larry Stowell and Dr. Wendy Gelernter conducted a trial investigation using MARCHAPRIL
3 Table 1 Gallons of product per acrefoot of water required to reach the target ph of 6.5 for irrigation water collected at two Arizona golf courses and city of Phoenix tap water. Irrigation Water Irrigation Water City of Phoenix Product Fountain Hills, Ariz. Scottsdale, Ariz. Tap Water Sulfuric Acid NpHuric Acid Product A Product B Product C 1, Table 2 Cost of each product required to reach the target ph of 6.5 for irrigation water collected at two Arizona golf courses and city of Phoenix tap water. Cost Per Gallon Irrigation Water Irrigation Water City of Phoenix Product of Product* Fountain Hills, Ariz. Scottsdale, Ariz. Tap Water Sulfuric Acid $4 $51 $21 $23 NpHuric Acid $3.25 $131 $57 $71 Product A $5 $815 $407 $521 Product B $4.75 $310 $186 $155 Product C $50 $68,429 $22,810 $22,810 Eximo (a popular acidreplacement product) and Dispatch (wetting agent). Gypsum was applied at 17 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. to each of six greens, while three of the six greens were additionally treated with Eximo at 2 oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. and Dispatch at 3 oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. Soil samples revealed that the addition of Eximo and Dispatch did not enhance either Na + or HCO 3 removal. In another evaluation, Keith Happ, senior agronomist in the MidAtlantic Region of the USGA Green Section, collaborated on a trial conducted at two courses, spraying Eximo at rates of 32 oz. and 64 oz. per acre on a tee, fairway, rough, and green. The soil at one test site has no CO 3 2, HCO 3, or Na + problems, while the second irrigates with poorquality water, where Na + and HCO 3 are regularly applied through irrigation. Each site received three treatments of Eximo at twoweek intervals. Soil samples revealed no difference between treated and nontreated areas, not even at the elevated rates. No differences in turf quality were observed. A recent evaluation project in Tucson, Arizona, tested the injection of Burst (an acidsubstitute) through the irrigation system, and evaluated Eximo sprayed on greens. The superintendent has since abandoned the Burst program due to cost and lack of either visual response or improvements in soil test results. Furthermore, the Eximo spray program, at either 32 oz. or 64 oz. per acre, did not result in any Na + or HCO 3 reduction on greens. COST EFFICIENCY There are many commercial products available for acidifying water and soil, and essentially any of these materials may offer ph reduction to some degree. However, a commonsense approach leads one to choose a product that delivers the greatest acidity with the least amount of product. Some may argue that a major factor in the decision is product safety, an issue that should be given serious attention. Taking these factors into consideration, a simple laboratory experiment was done to evaluate the cost efficiency per unit of neutralizing power of several popular acidsubstitute products compared to sulfuric and NpHuric acid. Water samples were collected from golf courses in Scottsdale and Fountain Hills, Arizona, and from the city of Phoenix tap water. Three acidreplacement products were tested and compared to traditional treatments of sulfuric and NpHuric acid for their ability to reduce the ph of each water source to a value of 6.5, a commonly used target when acidifying 20 GREEN SECTION RECORD
4 irrigation water. The amount of product required to reach the target ph is recorded in Table 1. Furthermore, the cost of each product to reduce each water source to the desired value is provided in Table 2. As expected, the addition of sulfuric acid reached the target ph with the least amount of material. When sulfuric acid was added to the irrigation water collected from the golf course in Fountain Hills, which was the most highly buffered of the three water sources, the equivalent of about $50 per acrefoot was needed to lower the ph to 6.5. In comparison, the cost to treat the Scottsdale water source, which is significantly less buffered, was approximately $20 per acrefoot with sulfuric acid. Although the cost of NpHuric acid was three times higher when compared to sulfuric acid, the use of NpHuric was far less expensive than any of the acidreplacement products. Product B was the most economical of the acidreplacement products, but its cost is about 20 times more than sulfuric acid and over 2.5 times more than NpHuric acid. If the course with the highly buffered water (Fountain Hills, Arizona) were to choose Product C, a carboxylic acid, to meet its ph reduction goals, it would require over $27 million, assuming the course uses 400 acrefeet of water per year. If the same course were to use sulfuric acid, about $20,000 per year would achieve the same effect. FINAL THOUGHTS As noted in the case studies, some turf managers choose to spray acidreplacements on greens only, significantly reducing costs when compared to those injecting over an entire golf course. However, that does not hide the fact that the acidifying power the acidsubstitute materials offer is minimal, and the levels needed to achieve benefits are likely much higher than label rates and probably not economically pragmatic. Furthermore, when Na + is a problem in the soil, and water tests indicate high bicarbonates are contributing to the problem, it is necessary to acidify the irrigation water 24/7 to realize any benefits. Spraying an acid product at label rates, even weekly, will not likely provide any quantifiable advantages. Employing strategic plans to modify soil and water chemistry through the use of acidifying agents is complex, and you should consult with your local USGA agronomist or university The use of effl uent water for irrigation is more common than ever, and this trend will continue. Acid injection may improve water quality, but it must be reviewed on a casebycase basis. Acid, fertilizers, and wetting agents commonly stored in the pump house may offer better water quality, improved infi ltration, and enhanced turf nutrition when injected into the irrigation system. This pump is used to deploy NpHuric acid into the irrigation water when the fl ow from the pump station exceeds 300gpm. MARCHAPRIL
5 Acidreplacement products are sometimes applied specifi cally to greens with a spray boom or walkbehind sprayer. The cost of such products often prohibits widespread use over the entire golf course. personnel for guidance. Once a plan is outlined, the next step is to choose an acidifying agent that provides enough neutralizing power to justify the cost, while delivering an acceptable level of safety. Consider submitting a variety of acidifying products, along with a few gallons of your irrigation water, to a local laboratory to determine the quantity of material needed to adjust water ph to a given target level. Turf managers who try this approach find it eyeopening, and they make better agronomic (and economic!) decisions based on the results. REFERENCES Carrow, R. N., M. Huck, and R. R. Duncan Turfgrass and Landscape Irrigation Water Quality: Assessment and Management. CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, Boca Raton, Fla. Effective Use of Seawater Irrigation on Turfgrass. USGA Green Section Record. January/February. 38(1):1117. Effluent Water: Nightmare or Dream Come True. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 38(2):1529. Understanding Water Quality and Guidelines for Management: An Overview of Challenges for Water Usage on Golf Courses for the 21st Century. USGA Green Section Record. September/October. 38(5):1424. Stowell, L., W. Gelernter, B. Williams, P. Reedy Evaluation of Eximo Plus Dispatch for Reduction of Sodium in USGA Specification Golf Course Greens. Docket No Documents/0806sjp.pdf. BRIAN WHITLARK is an agronomist in the Southwest Region of the USGA Green Section. He joined the staff in 2008 and visits courses in Arizona, California, Nevada, and portions of Mexico. 22 GREEN SECTION RECORD
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HARDING TWP. The 18th Annual Antiques Show and Sale will be held at the Tunis- Ellicks House in New Vernon on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 9-11. The Harding Township Historical Society's annual antiques event will begin with a preview party from 6 to 9 p.m., Friday, Nov. 9, and continue on from 10 a. m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday. Admission to the Fridy cocktail buffet is $10 per person; on the weekend, $3.50 or $3 with show card or newspaper coupon. Constructed circa 1799, the Tunis-Ellicks House is the setting for antiques which are displayed throughout the main house as well as in the heated tent immediately accessible to the building. The "country store" sells homemade frozen soups, complimentary cups of tea and light snacks by the hearth. Seventeen exhibitors include some familiar names as well as several new ones . The first floor offers selections from two local exhibitors: Doris V. Dinsmore Inc. of New Vernon offers a variety of porcelains, silver, furniture and more; and Meredith Limmer's Brass Key Acres Antiques, also of New Vernon, is offering an 18th century corner cupboard from upstate New York and which is being shown f or the first time.
David Cowell's Lovely Living Antiques of Caldwell and Susan Connell's Hook Back Farm Antiques of Pennsylvania are also located on the first floor and bring a selection of antiques that span the 18th to the early 20th centuries. The second floor has more in store, with Jean Torrie of Martinsville, Kathy Ruck of Summit, Lois Cummings and Peter Cummings of Antique Junktion in Wayne and Sally and Lea Wait who are coming from Maine with their collection of antique prints and engravings.
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"It'll go on as long as there are still fans out there who want to support it," says Theresa Fortier, 32, of Salisbury, Mass., one of the organizers of the SavingAngel.org Web site. Angel kicks off its final stretch of episodes on Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT; syndicated repeats air on TNT on weekdays at 5 p.m. ET/PT.
Despite the announced cancellation in February, Fortier says more than 600 Saving-Angel devotees have contributed nearly $40,000 toward efforts to save the show, a Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff from fan favorite Joss Whedon. Two online petitions have garnered 140,000 signatures. In addition to a postcard campaign, some of the tactics have included:
• A billboard truck that traveled to the WB and various studios and networks proclaiming, "We'll follow Angel to hell ... or another network."
• Two thousand chocolate bars wrapped with the "Save Angel" slogan sent to WB, producing studio 20th Century Fox Television and others.
• A fan rally March 31 outside WB offices in Burbank, along with ads in the Hollywood trade papers.
Canceled shows rarely are resurrected. WB says it won't reverse its decision, and no other network is trying to pick up the show.
Executive producer Jeffrey Bell, who this week is directing the finale, praises the fans and says they have shown similar zeal over the life of the show. "It's tremendous. The support has been great," he says.
Perhaps goaded by the prospect that this fall will be the first in years without a Whedon show, SavingAngel fans aren't accepting no for an answer. They're in the process of trying to buy an ad in TV Guide. The campaign gets a mention today on The Sharon Osbourne Show (check local listings).
Fans note a radio interview in which Whedon encouraged their efforts, saying they can influence the continuation of "the Buffyverse" and Angel, even if not in its current series form. They still want a network to pick up the show; short of that, some hope for a spinoff, a miniseries, or, as WB has suggested, a TV movie.
Fortier points to the revival of Firefly, a sci-fi series quickly canceled by Fox but now being translated into a feature film by creator Whedon. "To have Angel picked up, we probably have a month," she says. "I've been very encouraged. I'm amazed by the number of people still willing to fight."


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blindfirebeast 5 years ago#1
pdizzles125 5 years ago#2
There really is no best power. No, that's not just me saying it, it's pretty much true.
First off, level 1-30 is just the start of the game, after you hit 30 is when you start doing group-related activities (i.e. duos, alerts, and raids.)
So, you're going to have to decide what kind of role you want to play in combat. There are four.
Tank -> Gets all the enemies to attack him, holds aggro (tendency for enemies to attack)
powers you could use - Fire, Ice, and soon, Earth
DPS -> Standard damage-dealing role that a lot of people play, you can use any power you feel like. Your role in combat is to put out massive amounts of damage as quickly as possible.
Controller -> With this role, your job is to keep the group's power bars (blue bar) filled. Your priority player to give power to is the tank, as he needs power to hold aggro. You also debuff bosses. Powers = Gadget, hard light, mental (hard light would prob be best)
Healer -> pretty obvious. Heal your teammates, priority target is the tank. If the tank goes down, you all die. (Nature or Sorcery)
Healers and Trollers use a lot of rifle, because it builds combos fairly easily and is ranged. Building combos is essential for heals and trolls because as you build a combo, you regain power, which you use to supply the party with heals and .. more power. :D
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blindfirebeast posted...
then grab yourself a jetpack, scaled armour, and spacefarers helmet.
you are now Boba fett :-D
but seriously, any works fine. i find the "healer" powers to be the most beginner friendly since you can heal if you get hurt.Lightning especially is phenomenally good, the basic move for one tree (cant recall which) is a combined telekinetic push AND telekinesis, which is just unfairly good, and then several of its heals heal once, then heal again if you get badly hurt within 2 mins. of course, this needs you to shell out for the dlc.
if no, i'd say nature is the best, since you get heals, you get superspeed from werewolf form, stealth from dog, and can generally do any role well
my first character was a nature acrobatics rifle guy, and i must say, having all 3 movement styles available at will was unexpectedly useful!
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pdizzles125 posted...
Controller -> With this role, your job is to keep the group's power bars (blue bar) filled. Your priority player to give power to is the tank, as he needs power to hold aggro. You also debuff bosses. Powers = Gadget, hard light, mental (hard light would prob be best)
Actually, the priority of the controller is not to keep the tank's power filled but the healer's. In doing so the tank will have plenty of power and if the tank is using too much power especially on trash mobs then that tank sucks plain and simple.
i started with tank, and much like every other roll, if you dont have a good controller or healer, then you will fail...
this is what i like about this game, you cant just play and hope for the best, you need to be good, or you all fail, unless your DPS....
so my main is a fire/brawling, didnt have much problem getting him to 30, but without a good healer in the later alerts you are nothing, with fire though you do have healing spells, which have saved me and my group more then i can count...
next was Light/handblasters, again, not much trouble at all, but i cant go through the lvl 30 Tgear grind again... i did one aleart, and being a controller isnt bad, as long as you know what powers to use, so YOU dont run out of power... you run out of power, healer runs out of power, tank dies, you wipe...
now im working on a Nature/Staff, Werewolf, so weapon doesnt really matter, since the shapeshift changes your combos and you fight with your claws.... but no real challenge and i picked all damg spell, so no healing yet, (looking for a decent guide, since i feel i really screwed up) but up to lvl 20... again, probably get to 30 and go back to my tank, like above cant see going through the lvl 30 grind again....
i have a lvl 15, sorc and elctric guy that i will eventually, go back to playing, but even with them, AS LONG AS YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING then any power is fine... most powers, you cant run into more then 3-4 guys solo and come out alive...
this game really comes with playtime AND skill, the more you pick up on will help you later, the more you do alerts/duos/raids, the more you learn for the NEXT time...
blindfirebeast (Topic Creator)5 years ago#7
ok so one person says sorcery with rifle is good and one said lightning with rifle is good and i have the dlc so i can play lightning. what iz better sorcery rifle or lightning rifle??
Hellion_Claire 5 years ago#8
blindfirebeast posted...
ok so one person says sorcery with rifle is good and one said lightning with rifle is good and i have the dlc so i can play lightning. what iz better sorcery rifle or lightning rifle??
Lightning atm is powerful, they may tone it down though because of people complaning like always
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CCP: Greetings Soviet Union, we thank you for your support in the Chinese Civil War, as you have brought much needed supplies to us in our time of crisis against the Nationalists. But now we have reunited with the Nationalists against the Japanese. But despite our unity we are still being defeated by them, thus once again we ask for your support for us, this time against the Japanese Empire.


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California Employment Law
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Yes the student posted these comments on facebook through the school's facebook account .
I do understand: I belive this will be my final questions.
rule # XXXXX of the school rules and policies.
***Students have the privilege at all times to consult the management on personal problems. The Academy positively reserves the right to suspend or expel a student who gossips, uses vulgar language or causes discord.
With that being said, and based on the comments made by the student on the social network. Would this be justification enough to terminate her enrollment with our school?


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