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Right. Because rejection was all I needed to dissuade me from continuing to write fiction. No one who's ever earned a living as any kind of scribe is unfamiliar with rejection. But I don't go out of my way to court it either. So far the ideas were flowing nicely and I actually enjoyed the rigorous rewriting process, which I quickly discovered, is the essence of writing fiction. So why gum up the works by submitting the work to editors who are inundated with thousands of wanna-be 'fictionistas' like myself?
Alan was right, however, the worst they could do was say no. But they didn't. My first submission was accepted, and my second… The editors put me through my paces–more rewriting–but also provided the kind of positive reinforcement an insecure writer (how's that for a redundancy?) needs in order to move forward and take greater risks.
Longer-form fiction proved to be a different challenge. Everyone's got a novel or two in them. But too often, a promising beginning smacks up against the intricacies of construction and narrative flow, and the project is abandoned. With Junior Willis I maintained the thread by tracing the emotional life of one character in three short stories of varying length. Each of the stories deals with a different group of subsidiary characters.
I actually wrote Junior Willis after Café Eisenhower, which is a full-length novel, albeit one that contains a novella about two different protagonists within the main narrative. Café Eisenhower was a true passion project, which made it all the more gratifying when it was accepted by Bold Strokes. It's coming out later in the year, and getting it accepted was like a giant shot of adrenalin. When they also said yes to Junior Willis, I was equally thrilled. (Validation never gets old). Because it's shorter, and an e-book, BSB scheduled Junior Willis for publication first, which is appropriate as it's a natural evolution from my short stories.
The approbation and feedback from editors and friends, has certainly not made me cocky (insecurity is still my go-to place as a writer), but it has spurred my productivity. I have a non-gay-themed novel coming out later this year called Doubloon–vampires in the Dust Bowl with spiritual overtones–that I never would have dreamed of attempting had it not been for their encouragement.
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The Twisted Treeline
- Welcome, welcome, this is a blog post explaining core mechanics and strategies that are used on The Twisted Treeline. I will not provide a huge description of the basics of the map, The basic information is HERE.
- In this Post, i will be including the following:
- 1. Team compositions, workable compositions and ideal ones (Note: this will not include every possible comp)
- 2. Strategies, types of plays that a team comp can focus on (e.g. Pushing, objective secure, kiting)
- 3. Champion Picks, a rough tier list (ALL SUBJECTED TO OPINION)
- 4. Item Choices, some items that prevail on the map
- 5. Pick'n Ban Phase, understanding what the opponent might be going for in the pick and ban phase.
Tier List
- HERE is a sample tier list from a pro Treeline Player, Sam. Note that this tier list is updated for the new map (Vi patch) as the champion capabilities have not switched up much.
- Here is my own top tier for Treeline:
Tier 1
Darius: Bruiser, Tank
- As a high pressure laner, Darius is more fit in lanes than in jungle, his capabilities as a bruiser is strong hence a strong pick on this map.
Cho'Gath: AP Carry, Jungler, Tank
- Extremely versatile pick who can do multiple roles efficiently. Combination of tankiness, damage and CC. Great pick when your team lacks some form of hard CC.
Jax: Bruiser, Carry, Jungler
- The Ultimate Duelist will definitely have his place on this map. With a fairly small team size, Jax no longer has to worry about huge focuses but can keep pushing out massive amounts of damage. A very good carry.
Olaf: Bruiser, Jungler, Tank
- "Tankiness for damage" is about the biggest thing that describes this champion. He deals great damage, is very tanky, can be "unstoppable" makes him a powerful pick on this map. He is a both a good laner and jungler.
Jarvan IV: Bruiser, Tank
- Utility plus burst, his R can be very devestating on this map where many bruisers prevail. He provides a powerful lane phase and a great chunk of utility from his knock up to his lock down. The jungle here he can perform fine in, but a bully like him in lane is more efficient in lane than jungle.
Lee Sin: Jungler, Bruiser
- The Epitome of "mobile Bruiser". An assassin early and a bruiser late, with excellent mobility and damage he is a very capable jungler on this map. He can also play in lane but is much less of a threat except for specific counters.
Kayle: AP Carry, AD Carry
- When you can make an ally immune to damage for a good 2.5 seconds, you will always be a good pick. Kayle is capable of dealing high amounts of damage and with her ultimate, she can be built glass cannon and work fine. She can also be built both AP and AD bringing variety to any composition.
Riven: AD Assassin
- Tons of Physical damage and a hyper-snowballer. A riven that gets fed ca easily bring a whole opponent team down to 20% health in a full combo. a mobile champion like her can very well perform on this map efficiently.
Diana: AP Carry
- She is really good can catching people out of position, she also scales really well into late game. Dealing high amounts of Magic damage in an AoE while being particularly tanky. She is more favorable in lane due to the huge power spike at level 6 with her ultimate.
Singed: AP Carry, Tank, Jungler(?)
- "Don't chase Singed" is more than just true on this map, but his impossible tankyness simply becomes truer when there is only 3 people that can focus him. He is annother excellent combination of tankyness and damage.
Xin Zhao: Bruiser, Jungler
- All in champion that has the absolute damage early game. When a laner he becomes dominant starting level 2 and as a jungler his ganks are nothing to laugh at.
Rumble: AP Carry
- THE AP Carry of twisted treeline. With capabilities to lane even against bruisers, he brings high amounts of Magic damage into team fights with him ultimate.
Teemo: AP Carry
- Since the buffs to his E on-hit ratio and the introduction of Blackfire torch, teemo has seen a rise in power on the treeline. Along with that, his traps are perfect replacements for wards gaining additional sight advantages against your opponents.
(NOTE: Other tiers are not included due to the heavy load of information needed to explain, this can take up the whole section and direct the discussion away from the actually strategy to the tier list)
- One of the things about Twisted Treeline is its versatality, In many ways any comp can become powerful on this map, you just need to fit them with the right champions and acquire the correct Strategies.
- Strategies can be divided into a two different sections: Phase Focus and Play Focus. Phase focuses are the specific phase you are aiming to excel and end the game in. While Play focus is certain focuses of play making one will be focused with the composition.
Phase Focuses
- This is the most commonly used strategy on treeline. Snowball early and end game fast, usually consists of champions like Lee Sin or Xin Zhao who are extremely powerful early game.
Mid-game domination
- The core of this composition is winning teamfights, securing highly valuable objectives as early as possible. Champions like Diana or Rumble, In general AP carries who carry damage and utility in one.
Late-game Overpower
- Turtling was a hated strategy for the old treeline, it was weakened, but in no way impossible to do. The goal is to out scale the opponent and overpower the opponent later on in the game. Good pocks are such as Kayle or Singed.
Play Focuses
- This is one of the most common strategies on this map and in the update, the removal of wards only made this even better. Ganking is an extremely efficient way of snowballing a team towards victory, capitalizing on early lane phase and taking the lead early. Champions such as Lee Sin or Jarvan IV are great picks for this strat.
- This is a very old type of composition, it is a niche composition that will counter a fair amount of teams such as all rbuiser teams. this type of team will never fight hads on, almost always keeping their opponents far away from harm but close enough to deal damage. Good picks are such as Singed or Teemo.
Objective secure
- Another way to gain advantages early is by securing objectives (Vilemaw, alters). Focusing on this will mean one will be able to secure these objectives everytime its up and with ease. This can often easily turn a loosing game into a winning game when executed properly. Good picks are such as Jax(soloing Vilemaw) or Shaco(sneaking alters).
Team fighting
- This comp burns with AoE damage and AoE CC making sure they win every full engagement. Focusing on full team wipes and then quickly ending the game, this strat makes of strong team fight champions. Great picks are such as Amumu or Fiddlesticks.
- This isn't the best name to call it, but this is what the strat is all about: capitalizing on the smallest of positioning errors and taking out opponent champions one by one. This is a more specific type of ganking strategy where you will always be focusing on taking one target out of the fight instantly. The big difference is that this works mostly out of lane phase. Good picks are such as Maokai or Akali.
- Or commonly known as split pushing. this strat focuses on taking down tower by tower at hyper speed and instantly gaining map control and tower advantage. Good picks are such as Singed or Malzahar
And that is the a list of strategic focuses seen on treeline. These strategies alone though, will accomplish nothing. Another huge factor is knowing what is beneficial for your specific strategy.
Item Choices
- This section will be all about item choices for different strategies or just good items in general. This will also include what items are good for countering specific strategies.
The Active Items
Aegis of the Legion / Runic Bulwark
- Aegis has always been a strong item on treeline. it makes not so tanky champions tankier and make tanky champions more tanky. When facing teams where they have a great mix of damage types Aegis of the Legion is the perfect item to rush as a jungler or tank. This item's upgrade Runic Bulwark is simply a must have on compact teams , it is an item filled with value and can fit nicely into many many different builds.
- Must Have for: Teamfight
- Must Have against: Teamfight, AP centric comps,
Shurelya's Reverie
- Just like on Summoner's Rift this item stays as a super effective item for many uses. It gives a decent chunk of regeneration that helps people stay between important fights more often and gives a tad bit of health and some Cooldown Reduction which are all good stats. The active, is what really is good about this item. A huge teamwide speed buff allows for quick repositioning, disengages and engages.
- Must Have For: Kiting, Ganking, Teamfighting
- Must Have Against: Kiting, Teamfighting
Locket of the Iron Solari
- A strong item after the changes to health the shield became much more worthy than before. Along with the decent amount of tanky stats, this item is a fair pick which can fit into every comp. This is especially effective when facing executioner ultimates.
- Good for almost every comp, no must have(s)
Randuin's Omen
- Strong item all around, good on-demand slow, nice amount of stats too. This item can help secure kills through the active, while its passive is great for kiting and anti kiting. This can potentially be a decent pick on ADCs.
- Must Have for: Kiting
- Must Have against: Kiting
Mikael's Crucible
- notably strong item which can save an ally from deep focus. The Active is strong enough to change the tides of the battle by saving your dying fed teammate. The stats on this item though is very situational except for the Magic Resist.
- Must Have against: Nit-Picking, team fighting
- (NOTE: a good item to pick up when you need to often save a fed teamamte from focus)
The Ability Power Items
Blackfire Torch
- This is the definition of AP mages on treeline and 1 of the 2 major reasons why they are so powerful on this map. This item gives everything an AP champion will want: Mpen, AP, CDR, high power passive, health and a little bit of mana regen. This item also has multiple build paths: Idealy, starting with Kage's is the best idea but, if more damage is needed early, Haunting Guise could work too. Occationally, fiendish Codex could be a nice idea on some mana hungry AP carries.
- Must Have for: Any AP carry, mage.
Wooglet's Witchcap
- This is essentially "Zhongya's Ring" and the other item that is giving AP caster and carries so much power on Treeline. This item is the ultimate combination of Offense and defense providing a decent amount of Armor and AP. This helps APs survive against bruisers to a certain degree and help APs out put a decent amount of damage at the same time.
- Must Have for: Any AP carry, mage.
Hextech Sweeper
- This is a fairly strong AP item for early game. it provides CDR, Health, Move speed and AP which are all desirable on AP carries and at the same time a rather rare combination of stats. Though, the notable point of this item is the revealing mist and trap detection. Since the removal of wards on the new treeline, long lasting traps from champions are instant advantages that can easily throw a game in that team's favor with the increased vision. This item effectively makes these traps useless thus balancing out the scales on vision.
- Must Have against: champions with long lasting traps
The Attack Damage Items
The Black Cleaver
- This item is just as effective on Treeline as it is on Summoner's rift. Being a powerful damage item on bruisers, it gives a hefty amount of damage through shredding the opponent's armor. this provides a damage boost not only to the bearer of the item but for teammate's physical damagers too. If you are running a double AD bruiser team, you'll want to have at least one on the team.
- Must Have for: bruiser. (Note: if you are the only AD champion on the team, last whisper is better)
Grez's Spectral Lantern
- This is a jungle's item, but what makes this valuable is not only the mist, but the proc. The proc alone allows certain junglers to take vilemaw at really early stages (Udyr, Warwick, Jax etc.). Otherwise there are always better items for damage and for tankyness. The vision it provides is a strategic boost when scouting for enemies, it can help prevent brainless face checks. On a map like Treeline where ganks and ambushes are essentially king,
- Must Have for: objective control
- Must Have against: ganking
Blade of the Ruined King
- Powerful item to have for early game. It may not win you the lane or an important fight, but having this early can help you take easy Spider. Its a worthy mention due to how well it synergies with bruisers who are rather dominant on this map. Also, on an important note, this item helps ADCs survive better against most bruisers on this map.
- Must Have for: ADCs
- Must Have against: HP stacking champions
Well, that sums it up for the whole Active item Choice section, there are however many more items out there that are potentially really strong and is not mentioned in this section.
Pick & Ban Phase
- This section is going to be short and sweet touching on somethings to look out for during the pick and ban phase.
THis is probably the most important part for this section. There are countless champions that are worthy of a Ban on the Twisted Treeline, but with only 3 bans, you can't ban out everyone. So what you do instead is leave extremely common and high priority bans to the last, for example, Singed and Darius to the last because it is highly possible your opponent will ban these out for you. In turn, ban out specific champions that will be problematic to your composition first leaving the last 1-2 ban slots for priority bans.
This should allow you to get the most out of the Ban phase while making sure you have top priority bans secured.
Well there really isn't much I can say here, but to read back on the strategy section of this blog and think through what you want to use. Otherwise, the picking strategy is very similar to that of Summoner's Rift, "Pick obvious/general picks first, keep the specific/gimmicky pick last".
Closing Statement
Now that this article has come to an end, I'd like to take a moment and sum up some of my final thoughts.
This article all in all is merely my personal views on the Twisted Treeline, as a long time player of this map and the captain of a gold ranking Treeline team. I believe there is no absolute to the capabilities of any strategy or line up, with skill and careful planning its possible to execute very niche yet powerful plays in the game.
I wish that this article was beneficial to you as a reader and further enhance your experience when playing the League Of Legends.
GL and HF


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Delaware County Daily Times (Newspaper) - October 25, 1961, Chester, Pennsylvania DEIAWARE COUNTY (PA.) OAtLT "rtWBS I Wednesday. October 85, 1961 FAMILY DOCTOR Old Sayings May Be Downright Harmful By HAROLD HVMAN, M, D. Although I am a great admir- er and lover of antiquities, there are some relics of the past that don't merit preservation.. And some of these are "old say- ings" that may be downright harmful. Here are a few of these na- Camp pus Corner .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, 10; E. Parkway, Chester, arc home after attending the home- coming week at AJderson-Broad- dus College, Phillippi. W. Va., where their son, Douglas Char- les Bell, is a sophomore. Dolores B. Sesso of Drexel Hill, Margaret B. Strobe) of Darby, and Ann W. Garlichs of Havertown have been named to the'dean's list at the College for Women and the School of Nursing of the University of Pennsylvania for the second se- mester of the 1960-61 academic year. Elinor Winn, 148 Flintlock Road, Drexel Hill, has been elected head of house of her dormitory, New Castle Hall, at thJXUniversity of Delaware. Johnson Baker of Moyfan, John C. Martin Jr., of Media, and Margaret Kraalz of Spring- field are among the students at DenLson University, Gran- Ohio, who were named to the dean's list for 1960-61. Charles W. Springman, son and' Mrs. Edgar P. Springman, 1102 Johnson St., Chester, is a member of the art staff of Kodon, the literary magazine at Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111.: A senior, Spring- man is majoring in literature. cienl saws concerning which I have had inquiries over the course of the'past few months: To ward off insects, especially if a baby has hay fever, wet a rag in kerosene and hang il on the end of the crib. (But what if pop smokes a pipe? And mom carries a lighted cigarette in her Repeated use of baby oil clogs the infant's skin and prevents it from developing normally. (Oil lubricates. It doesn't clog'.) Daily use of mineral oil causes, or contributes to, can- cer of the bowel (Nonsense.) Adding bath oils to water in the tub results in changes in the menstrual cycle. (Pishlosh.) Drinking cold water after eat- ing bananas may produce a fa- tal indigestion To prevent trouble when the child is cutting teeth, tie a dime around t h e youngster's neck. (Absurd.) Lf a woman does home can- ning while she is menstruating, the batch will spoil (Idiotic.) Warts are caused by handling frogs. (Untrue) A bag containing asefetida, tied around a child's nock, war off infectious diseases. (But bel- ter be immunized.) A blow on a woman's breast may later cause cancer. (Bui what woman, with or without cancer, has not suffered an oc- casional blow on that very vul- nerable Drinking whisky is an anti- dote to snake poisoning. (But what effect has it'on pink ele- Drinking water with meals is a cause of obesity. (And will weight loss result if one eat.s the same meals without the wa- Lewis photo JOAN ATKINS Miss Atkins Is Engaged GIFTS some of the items for the bazaar Saturday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Edclystone, are (from left) Mrs. George Krentz, chair- man of the Christmas booth; Mrs. George Reed, fancy work booth; and Mrs. Robert Elliott. The event which features a turkey supper, will be from to 7 p.m. Mrs. Zachary Dougherty is chairman and Mrs. John Carroll is in charge of supper tickets. Other chairmen are Mrs. Anna Jackson, attic treasures; Miss Sally Schaeffer, aprons; and Miss Helen Abramchuk, publicity, v People in the News Mrs. William Mohr, formerly of Ridley Park, now of Fuller- ton, Calif., who has been the houseguest of Mrs. Glenn Earl Miller of Bartol Avenue, Ridley Park, has left for Windsor and, Binghamton, N. Y. After a visit to relatives and Fullerton, where she makes her home with her son, David. Jay G. Sawyer, son of Dr. and Mrs. William E.. Sawyer of 111 Delaware Ave., Ridley Park, has entered the U.S. Army. I don't suppose this completes. friends there, she will fly to To- the list. But, if more come along ledo and Maumce, Ohio to see I'll them and pass them her son, Gilbert Mohr and his along from time to time. family, and will then return to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reigart 309 E. Ridley Ave., Ridley Park, expect to have as their guests their friends Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Schleicher, who have sold Janet Frltsch, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Fritsch, 1211 Essex Ave., Woodlyn, was co-chairman of her. sorority's float and chair- man decorations commit- tee for the homecoming week- end at, Susquehanna University, Selinsgroye. She.has also been chosen for the varsity hockey team, and on the sophomore Tribunal, the group In charge of Fresh- man hazing. A graduate of Ridley Town- ship High School, Janet is a business education major and member of Alpha Xi Delta sor- ority. Jan H. 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DEAR EDAN WRIGHT: The school I am attending this year has a reputation for a terrific number of hoods among its stu- dents. There is a girl who goes there that doesn't like me. I did nothing to offend her but she is convinced that she's got a bone to pick with me. So I im afraid that she will give me a rough time. Please tell me what to do. I can't change schools because my parents are having finan- cial difficulties. CHASED STAY OUT of the girl's way as much as possible and don't talk about her. Watch your step in making friends -so "that you won't get into a bad group. 'Be friendly with everyone but hold off on a close association until you arc sure that a girl or boy is the riL'h: kind of company. DEAR MISS WRIGHT: For over a yoar was stuck on a boy wouid hardly give me the time of day. I saw this boy ofton because he no; only won't lo my school but lived in my neifihixjrhood. You can'f imagine1 how much ii hurt to care for him and have him act like I him and started liking other boy.s. And do you know what happened? My old flame came over the other day and told me he liked me. This is what I had wanted to hear for so long but I'm not happy about it.. He- knew that I had become inter- ested in another boy and he came over as if he were Kini; Tut saying: "Here J am. For- get the Other boy. You wanted me once and now I'm avail- able." 'What should I do about H? MIXED UP THE COCKY ATTITUDE could Just be your imagination. Overlook it and ask yourself if you still care. Next, try to un- derstand that a boy can't like you just because you have a yen for him. And he didn't hurt hurt yourself by hang- ing on lo your crush and not accepting the fact that it wasn't mutual. __Very often a boy or .gir! will turn to someone who has been worshiping unnoticed and sud- denly- see the person in a new light. There's nothing wrong in that. 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Baptized at St. Mark's Meth- odist Church, Broomall, Sun- day were three children of Mr. and Mrs. James McConnell, 2234 Windsor Circle, Broomall; Christopher Shawn, Jennifer Joan, and Susan Leigh. John R. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan, 914 Upland St., Chester, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Wallace Rtpka of North Highlands, Sacramen- to. Calif. Before returning he will visit LasVegas. Mrs. Ripka was Miss Bernadette Morgan. DEAR MISS WRIGHT: When my mother's friends come to see her, she fixes her hair and dresses up. The rest of the time she hardly ever washes her hair and leaves it hanging straight On top of that sr doesn't clean her naiis and she goes around with dirty clothes. I'm embarrassed to have my friends see my mother and I can't bear to walk down the street with her. ASHAMED OF MY MOTHER WHEN MOM fixes up for her friends, praise her on her looks. Then teli her it's a pity she doesn't show herself off like that all the time. 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Looking for sleek fall decorating ideas that last all the way through Halloween? You've come to the right spot. Our collection of eclectic autumn displays and spookily stylish Halloween decor is sure to bring a little magic to your home all season long.
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Magic Chalkboard Message BoardShop chalkboard-inspired accents now!
Hang large framed chalkboards in your home to display notes of fall welcome and Halloween cheer. Switch up the frame and chalk colors to match your decorating style.
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Fall Foliage Tree
For a festive display of fall foliage, purchase autumnal fabric leaves and adhere to cardstock rectangles using crafts glue. Use a hole punch to make a hole at the top of each card; thread twine through each hole and tie in a bow to hang.
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Stunning Outdoor Fall Display
Greet guests with a simple and sophisticated outdoor display of fall decor. Stack natural white pumpkins on a black wire patio chair and pair with artificial crows.
Halloween Decoration Tip: Buy white plastic pumpkins or spray-paint available fake pumpkins to ensure they last throughout the season.
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Framed Family Silhouettes and Lollipop Flowers
Create mantel magic by tracing family members' shadows onto black construction paper and adding scarecrowlike features. For extra Halloween spunk, pair the wall art with printable orange-and-black paper flowers in a white vase.
To make this craft, select photos of family members posed from a profile angle and enlarge them to fit inside your frames. Cut out each photograph to create a silhouette. Place it facedown on a piece of black cardstock and trace with a white pencil.
Carefully cut out the silhouettes. Trim the cardstock so it is slightly smaller than the inside of each frame.
Use a glue stick to adhere a silhouette, right side up and centered, to colored cardstock. Embellish the frames with decorative washi tape. Place each finished, mounted silhouette in a frame.
Bright Fall Wreath
Short on time or crafting skills? Make a trendy Halloween wreath in a flash from canning jar rings and washi tape. Thread the jazzed-up rings on wire, twist the ends to retain a circular shape, and hang. Here's how.
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Fall Mantel with Paper ButterfliesShop mantel-worthy wall mirrors now!
Metallic butterflies and vintage book pages transform your mantel into a magical display of fresh fall flair. To make this craft, adhere book pages to a mirror using double-stick tape. Next, create a creeping vine and leaves for the insects using black art paper and florist's wire. Finally, spray-paint feather butterflies in your desired shade and tape to your creative mantel decor.
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Metallic Ombre Pumpkins
Give craft pumpkins a modern update with a fun ombre paint effect. For pumpkins like those in the foreground, carve out petite diamonds, then spray with black paint. Spray over the top of the black paint with silver- and gold-metallic paint, covering about one-half to two-thirds of each pumpkin. Let dry after each color application.
Ombre Pumkpin Variation: Spray pumpkins with silver- and gold-metallic paint; let dry. Spray tops with white paint; let dry.
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Botanical Silhouette Art
Showcase your sophisticated style with black-and-white botanical prints. The trendy fall decoration features vintage book pages and printable frames, plus black binder clips to hold it all together.
To make this craft, coat a canvas panel with a thin layer of decoupage medium and apply a printed book cover image to the front. Wrap the edges of the paper around the canvas panel and tape in place on the back. Let it dry for 15-20 minutes, then coat the front of the image with a thin layer of decoupage medium.
While the panels are drying, print botanical silhouettes onto old book pages. Adhere the binder clips to the front of the book covers using glue dots. Put the book pages inside of the clips. To hang on your wall, use removable, damage-free adhesive strips.
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Trick-or-Treat Throw Pillow
Updating upholstery for Halloween is simple with a stenciled accent pillow. Adhere stencil letters to a white decorator pillow using stencil adhesive, and apply black fabric paint with a stencil brush. Spell a seasonal greeting with the letters, changing the font on one word to make it stand out.
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Potion Glassware Arrangement
Add some toil and trouble to your Halloween display by grouping antique perfume bottles on a bronze serving platter to look like magic potions. Stick to just one color of glassware or mix golds, silvers, and bronzes for monochromatic magic.
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Perched Birds
Although this spooky tree is painted on the wall, you can get a similar (and nonpermanent) look by sketching a tree onto rolled paper, cutting it out, and taping it to the wall. Prop two ladders against the image and wire a swarm of artificial ravens to the rungs and some branches. Guests will be ducking for cover.
Long-Lasting Pumpkin Display
Whether you pick faux pumpkins (which you can save for years), or real pumpkins, this no-carve idea is a quick and long-lasting addition to your Halloween display.
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Give thrifted plates and platters a new look for Halloween with chic printed bug decals. Arrange the monochrome dishware above your mantel with black candlesticks and fall potpourri.
To make this craft, print bug designs onto decal paper and cut around the design. Place the decal paper in a shallow dish filled with water and let it sit for 2-3 minutes, until the edge starts to lift off of its backing.
Slide the decal off of the backing and transfer it to the dish you're embellishing. Arrange it as desired, then use a wet paper towel to push out any air bubbles and smooth the decal. Once the decal is in place, blot any excess water. The decal will be fully cured in a couple of hours. Attach plate hangers to the back and hang.
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Simple Fall Mantel with Leaf Garland
Arrange faux-leaf garlands and plastic pumpkins around a rustic mounted centerpiece for an easy fall mantel. Add mercury-glass candlesticks on both ends for symmetry.
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White Pumpkin Display with Sparkle
Give plastic pumpkins an elegant makeover with a coat of creamy white paint and sparkling stripes. Place them on sleek black candleholders for an easy fall centerpiece.
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Bird Cage Display
Transform wire birdcages into an eerie fall display with fake blackbirds. Set the scene with dried moss, plastic gourds, twigs, and fake spiderwebs.
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Earthy Accents
Add long-lasting natural beauty to your mantel, counters, and tabletops with birch logs, faux foliage, and plastic gourds. Finish the fall display with a sparkle by filling mini Mason jars with tea lights.
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Natural Wheat Wreath
Add shine to a traditional harvest wreath with a touch of metallic paint. Divide purchased dried wheat into three groups. Lightly brush each group with a different color of paint (we chose gold, copper, and brass). Let dry, then tuck the stalks into a purchased wheat wreath, starting from the inside and working outward. Complete your creation by hot-gluing a handwritten welcome to the wreath.
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Front Stairs Halloween Decoration
While the phrase is inviting, the Halloween font on this fun front porch decoration gives off an eerie overture. Laminate the printed words before assembling to ensure the project lasts all season.
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Aluminum CandleholdersShop more candles and candleholders now!
Flickering candlelight is perfect for sharing stories. We used sheets of decorative aluminum to cast shadows long into the blustery fall nights.
To make this craft, cut the sheets into strips with tin snips. Use food containers, such as soup cans, to figure out your dimensions. A 10x17-inch piece makes a large lantern; a 4x10-inch strip makes a votive.
Roll the strips into cylinders, using the food containers as molds. To secure, twist wire through the mesh at the top, middle, and bottom of the seams. Turn edges of wire to inside and trim excess. Spray surfaces with two coats of black primer; let dry between applications.
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Simple Halloween Door Decor
Ten minutes is all the time you need to make this mesmerizing wreath from a center ceiling medallion. Spray-paint the door decor with glossy orange spray paint, pair with a 4-inch-wide black satin ribbon, and hang.
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SYLVANIA, Ohio (AP) The Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic may be the next LPGA tournament to miss the cut.
The Farr, named for the actor who played a reluctant corporal on the classic TV series M.A.S.H., is being played for the 25th time — and possibly last — this week at Highland Meadows Golf Club in suburban Toledo.
"I don't know what the intricate details are, they'll have to figure those out," Jamie Farr said Wednesday before hurrying out to play the pro-am. "We have a 50-50 chance of being here next year."
The Farr's $1.4 million purse is among the smallest on the LPGA tour. In tough economic times, tournament officials have pared between $450,000 and $500,000 this year from an already bare-bones budget. The contract with the title sponsor expires after this tournament.
The LPGA had 34 events last year and that number is falling.
Organizers of the two-year-old Kapalua LPGA Classic in Hawaii announced Tuesday that financial problems would cause them to pull out of the last four years of their contract with the tour. LPGA officials threatened to pursue "legal remedies."
The LPGA Corning Classic in Corning, N.Y., ended in May after 31 years when its title sponsor called it quits. Along with the Farr, the Michelob Ultra Open's future in Williamsburg, Va., is also uncertain.
Farr tournament director Judd Silverman remains upbeat.
"I'm very optimistic. We've been in this position several times before through our 25 years where we've had to negotiate new contracts," he said on the eve of the opening round. "We're going to roll up our sleeves with the LPGA and both parties are going to have to work hard to find a livable business model during some very tough economic times."
He said the Farr tried to spread the sacrifices around. The pro-am gift packages aren't as big, fewer bleachers were set up and past champions were not provided with courtesy vehicles.
Despite that belt-tightening, no one knows if there will be a 26th Farr. The LPGA and Silverman will sit down after the tournament to discuss the event's future.
LPGA officials at the tournament site did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
If the Farr tournament leaves, it'll be another blow to the city that supports it. With its close ties to the auto industry, Toledo's economy is in rough shape with an unemployment rate just under 13%.
Over its history, the tournament has donated $6.2 million to about 100 charities.
The primary charity, the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Ohio, gets about eight percent of its annual budget from the tournament.
"They've been very kind to us over the years," said Chad Bringman, executive director.
Losing that money could force the organization, which provides family members of hospitalized children a free place to stay and eat, to cut services, he said.
"We would have to make a stronger pitch to families that use it that we're hurting and could really use a donation," Bringman said. "We're already looking at what we would scale back."
Silverman said if the tournament cannot meet its obligations to local charities, it's not likely to stay afloat.
Toledo Mayor Carty Finkbeiner can't fathom the loss of the tournament.
"It would be hurtful to the community's pride, but I don't think that's going to happen," Finkbeiner said. "The LPGA has come to appreciate how much this city pours into the event and its love for Jamie Farr. When it comes to volunteers and love for an event, I think we rank right up there."
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ABQ BioPark
Zoo: 903 10th St. SW
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Restaurants. Gift shops. Performances. Outdoor exhibits.
505.768.2000 |
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Albuquerque Museum of Art & History
2000 Mountain Rd. NW, Old Town
Traditional and contemporary art of New Mexico and 400 years of Rio Grande Valley history.
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505.243.7255 |
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Albuquerque Open Space Visitor Center
6500 Coors Blvd. NW
Explore Albuquerque public lands through interpretive displays, an art gallery, wildlife viewing, gardens, and recreational trails.
505.897.8831 |
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American International Rattlesnake Museum
202 San Felipe St. NW, Suite A, Old Town
Artifacts, art, memorabilia, and the largest collection of rattlesnake species in the world! Enjoy a reptile video experience for all ages.
505.242.6569 |
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Balloon Museum
(Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International)
9201 Balloon Museum Dr. NE (Alameda & I-25, Exit 233)
Discover the history, art, culture, science, and sport of lighter-than-air flight (balloons and airships). Gift shop.
505.768.6020 |
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1701 Mountain Rd. NW, Old Town
"Ideas You Can Touch". Visitors explore more than 250 transactive exhibit activities in science, technology, and art. Find unique gifts in our store. Open daily.
505.224.8300 |
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Holocaust & Intolerance Museum of New Mexico
616 Central Ave. SW
Exhibits include the Holocaust, Native American persecution, slavery in America, and the Rwandan, Armenian, and Greek genocides.
505.247.0606 |
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Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
2401 12 St. NW (Between I-40 & Menaul)
"Gateway to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico".
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505.843.7270 |
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Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
University of New Mexico: Martin Luther King Blvd. & Redondo Dr.
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National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
601 Eubank Blvd. SE (One Mile South of I-40)
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National Hispanic Cultural Center
1701 4th St. SW (Corner Of Avenida César Chávez & 4th)
Explore Hispanic art, culture, and history. Campus includes an Art Museum, performances, library, and education programs. Gift Shop. Café.
505.246.2261 |
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New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
1801 Mountain Rd. NW, Old Town
The ancient past comes to life at this interactive, high-tech museum, including lots of dinosaurs! Planetarium.
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505.841.2800 |
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New Mexico Steam Locomotive and Railroad Historical Society
1833 8th St. NW
See the restoration of a huge steam locomotive and the history of railroads in New Mexico.
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Petroglyph National Monument
Unser Blvd. NW at Western Trail
Albuquerque's only National Park Unit. Over 24,000 Native American and Hispanic rock carvings. Trails. Events.
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Rio Grande Nature Center State Park
2901 Candelaria Rd. NW
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Tijeras Pueblo Archaeological Site: AD 1300-1425
Interstate 40 East, Exit 175
A prehistoric site with a self-guided interpretive trail (open daily) and a museum (open seasonally). Book store.
505.281.3304 |
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UNM Art Museum
UNM, Cornell Dr. & Redondo Dr.
Center for the Arts (Near Popejoy Hall)
Experience historical and contemporary artwork in the galleries of the UNM Art Museum-situated on New Mexico's flagship university campus.
505.277.4001 |
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Unser Racing Museum
1776 Montano Rd. NW
Discover the history, science, and engineering of car racing.
505.341.1776 |
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Wheels Museum
1100 2nd St. SW
Exhibits and displays about the history of transportation. Located in the historic Barelas Railyards in downtown Albuquerque. Open by appointment.
505.243.6269 |
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African American Museum & Cultural Center of New Mexico
Journey through the history of African Americans in New Mexico and the West. A visible, vital, and valuable experience. Please contact us for exhibit hours and traveling exhibit locations.
505.345.8086 |
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Museum of the American Military Family
Celebrating over two centuries of our military families' remarkable contributions...together they serve.
505.504.6830 |
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The museums and attractions on this page are members of The Museum Cooperative Council of Albuquerque.
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The SEO Power of Concise Writing and Google's RankBrain Project
We're in a new year, and from what we're seeing so far, 2017 is most certainly going to be the year of machine learning thanks to advances in artificial intelligence algorithms and a commitment to push the technology forward. Helping lead the pack is Google and its innovative platform known as RankBrain. The company's technology is already regarded by some industry experts as Google's third-most important ranking factor, and for good reason.
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How to Find the Most Profitable Social Media Platform for Your Business
Social media drives 31% of overall referral traffic on the Internet. Facebook contributes a major share to this traffic. That's why 90% percent of small businesses are on Facebook. 70% businesses also rely on Twitter for capturing the real-time attention of their audience. Bottom line, everyone needs to have a social media presence, but which media platform will produce the best ROI.
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Mobile Live Streaming + Super Chat = Live (Streaming) the Dream
A huge focus for us here at YouTube is to find new ways to let creators and viewers interact with each other and the videos they watch. And that's why we've supported live streaming since, well, before Beyoncé even had a baby – way back in 2011! And in 2016, we witnessed the most-viewed political live streams of all time – the 2016 U.S. presidential debates – and we launched the world's first 360-degree live streaming support with full 4K video, at scale and for free.
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Introducing Google Cloud Search: Bringing the Power of Google Search to G Suit Customers
Every day, people around the globe rely on the power of Google Search to access the word's information. In fact, we see more than one trillion searches each ear. As we continue to invest in new cloud-based technologies like machine learning to power our web search engine, we want to help businesses harness the same technology to search for internal information. Today, we're announcing Google Cloud Search (formerly known as Springboard), a new product that uses machine intelligence to provide a unified search across G Suit.
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As I went through the booking process, Hotwire indicated it had a 2.5 star hotel (citing Holiday Inn Express as an example) for $52 a night. I know from experience in that market that the cost runs around $82 for that type of hotel, therefore $52 was indeed a good deal.
To my chagrin, the hotel I got was a Days Inn. This was a disappointment; the Days Inn is not what I would call quality. I have stayed in them three times over the past three years, and they serve simply as a place to lay my head. Hotwire is the only travel site I found to list this as a 2.5 star hotel.
The price was not a deal: No other site I checked listed that hotel for more than $55. But what really stinks is the Days Inn Web site lists the price as $44 for me as a AAA member, plus tax. I estimate that I ended up paying Hotwire an extra $17.73 when all was said and done.
I e-mailed Hotwire and got this response: "With Hotwire, we receive our ratings from our own in-house visits, customer feedback, AAA, Fodor's, Zagat and Mobil. Due to this, it is possible that our ratings could be different from the hotel's own ratings."
They also indicated how I could challenge the price and receive a "double the difference" refund if I could irrefutably prove my case. Doubling the difference is of little solace to me. I was not looking to play a game when I went to the site. I was simply expecting a deal as promised. When I returned from the trip, I e-mailed Hotwire again to let it know the hotel was just as I expected — not a 2.5 star property. Hotwire said that it reviewed the rating after my complaint and was confident the rating was correct. How can that be?
—George Matthews, Ft. Bragg, N.C.
Answer: Like other leading travel sites, Hotwire has its own hotel star-rating system. That's because there is no single accepted star-rating system in the USA.
The problem with all these different rating systems is that even when they're accurate, they don't necessarily jibe with travelers' ideas about what star ratings mean. Your notion of what a constitutes a three-star property may not match Hotwire's (or any other site's) definition. And there's little consistency among the systems.
Hotwire assigns stars to hotels on a one-to-five scale, with half-star increments. The company says it uses half stars to provide travelers with greater detail. Given that Hotwire is an opaque site, the more specifics about what you're buying before you hand over your credit-card number, the better.
The site creates star ratings for hotels by consulting ratings from other industry sources. Hotwire may also visit the property, though not all hotels are inspected in person. The company adjusts star ratings to conform to its own scale.
The Days Inn that Hotwire gave 2.5 stars merited just two stars from Orbitz, Travelocity, Priceline and AAA. Mobil doesn't rate it. So why did Hotwire think it deserved more?
As it turns out, it didn't. About a month after you booked, Hotwire dropped the Days Inn's rating to two stars — spurred by your complaint. Hotwire's customer-service team should have contacted you about the change, according to Hotwire representative Amy Bohutinsky.
"If we find that the property is indeed misrated, we compensate the customer and reassign a new rating to the property," says Bohutinsky.
As for Hotwire's low-price guarantee — well it naturally has limitations. Rates must be available to book for the same dates as your Hotwire booking, for the same length of stay and for an equivalent room type. The double-the-difference guarantee only applies to rates that are available to the general public; AAA discount rates don't quality.
Since the hotel's star rating was off, Hotwire offered you a $50 credit applicable towards a future booking.
How can you avoid trouble?
Before booking, read star-ratings descriptions carefully so you know what you're buying. Not all star systems are created equal, so don't assume you know what the ratings mean.
If your four-star hotel turns out to be a one-star dive, notify the site you booked through. Let the company know precisely how the hotel did not meet its star-rating criteria. Customer complaints can and do have an impact on a property's rating, and some sites may compensate you if a hotel is improperly rated.
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Linda Burbank first began troubleshooting travelers' complaints for the Consumer Reports Travel Letter. She now writes regularly for Consumers Union publications and is a contributing editor for National Geographic Traveler. E-mail her at email@example.com. Your question may be used in a future column.


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Hey guys,
I would like to make a list of which mobs drop which eggs, please help me add monsters.
Ill adjust soon as i notice.
Eggs, Eggs, Eggs:
Frost Dragon - Red Egg
Dragon Lord - Red Egg
Hydra - Red Egg
Medusa - Red Egg
Serpent Spawn - Red Egg
Behemoth - Red Egg
Strong Cyclops - Red Egg
Crocolisk - Red Egg
Draken Spellweaver - Red Egg
Custom Elves(Winters portal) - Red Egg
Enslaved Devil - Red Egg
Elder Dragon Lord - Red Egg
Follower of God - Red Egg
Working Pirate - Red Egg
Elder Frost Dragon - Blue Egg
Demon - Blue Egg
Grim Reaper - Blue Egg
Ghastly Dragon - Blue Egg
Mystical Knights - Blue Egg
Druid - Blue Egg
Plaguesmith - Blue Egg
Dark Torturer - Blue Egg
Greater Wyrm - Blue Egg
Kurast alchemist - Blue Egg
Devil watchman - Blue Egg
Elder Druid - Green Egg
Earth Worshipper - Green Egg
Undead Dragon - Green Egg
Massive Earth Guardian - Green Egg
Kurast Guard - Green Egg
Blazing Vengenace - Green Egg
Kurast Marksman - Green Egg
Divine Leader - supposedly Green Egg
Crypt Diablolist - Purple Egg
Crypt Illusionist - Purple Egg
Crypt Wizard - Purple Egg
9 Feb 2017 -
Godly Eggs now drop from all Crypt monsters and minor bosses like Chompy, Master Blench and Adamantoise. The chance of Godly Eggs dropping from world/raid bosses has been doubled.
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King Joffrey Baratheon FIRST OF HIS NAME, KING OF THE ANDALS AND THE FIRST MEN, LORD OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS, AND PROTECTOR OF THE REALM.
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RV Part Shop - BAK Tonneau Covers in Williamsville, NY
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Walmart Inventory Management Software
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Keeping accurate counts of your inventory, managing your purchase orders, routing sales to your distributors or dropshippers, creating built products, kids, and bundles, and data management are all just as important as your front-end. You could gamble on doing it manually, but here's what you risk without ecommerce inventory management software like ecomdash.
- Overselling that gets your store suspended
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What is the Walmart Online Marketplace?
Walmart has expanded its ecommerce offerings by opening its site to 3rd party sellers. That's right. One of the most trusted names in retail is now offering its brand value to ecommerce businesses? Learn how you can apply today.
Why should you sell on Walmart.com? With 100 million monthly visitors and growing, the traffic alone makes it worthwhile. In addition, Walmart's name brand comes with a degree of customer trust some online stores would have to spend years trying to build. Lastly, Walmart goes out of its way to provide tons of helpful analytics and resources to make sure its sellers are successful.
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Picture this. You're the owner of Knockout Gloves, an online retail business that sells mixed martial arts gear and accessories. You're already selling on Amazon, eBay, and your own Shopify powered website. You're thinking of expanding to Walmart.com, but you're worried about how to manage a fourth sales channel without sacrificing efficiency.
That's where ecomdash comes in. We'll integrate all your inventory under one system, then when you sell an item on Walmart.com, your inventory will be automatically updated across your channels. Your chances of overselling drastically go down. And with our extensive suite of ecommerce integrations, we bet your favorite tools will be included.
Ecomdash routes the sale to your supplier or distributor for fulfillment. We'll send a notification to Walmart as well, acknowledging the sale so you don't have to do it manually. When the order is fulfilled, we'll forward the tracking information to your customer. Your orders are fully managed with our order management software.
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Books: I love the discworld series, judas coins, red dwarf, The secret speech, child 44, i try to read as much as I can but fantasy seems to be the one i click with. I'm also a big fan of comic books and manga.
Movies: underworld, dark city, he died with a fallafel in his hand, o brother where art thou, fear and loathing, hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, just ask I propably seen it or plan to :)
Music : I like all genres as long as the musician is of good callibre but i shall attempt at making a vague list
System of a Down, Disturbed, Marilyn Manson, Murder dolls, At the drive in, Sparta, El Nino, Hugo, Static X, Tool, Sevendust, Bob Marley, The Cat Empire, Lou Reid, The smiths, Nirvana, Eminem, Madonna, Classical greats.... I shall expand on this later.
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Pooch Shakes It!The Animal Rescue Site
Are you a fan of Eminem's "Shake That?" This little doggy sure is, and boy, does he have his dancing shoes on! Watch him bust a move and join in the fun too!
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The Animal Rescue Site is a place where people can help provide food and care to millions of animals in need, both in the U.S. and around the world. In addition to sharing personal rescue stories, shopping for the cause, and signing petitions, visitors can take just a moment each day to click on a purple button to help animals. Visit The Animal Rescue Site and click today - it's free!


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The Oreti River section of Stage Two of the Around the Mountains Cycle Trail has been granted a resource consent by an independent commissioner but will go to the Environment Court after an appeal by Fish & Game.
A resource consent hearing was held from 2-5 February 2015 before Commissioner Denis Nugent.
In his decision the Commissioner said "I conclude that the adverse effects on the environment from the application overall would be less than minor, and such effects would be balanced or outweighed by the positive benefits to the Southland community of constructing the trail."
The proposal received 232 submissions, with 89 submissions in support, 5 neutral and 138 in opposition.
Submitters can appeal the decision, and have 15 working days from the date they receive the decision to do so.
Consent was sought to construct and use a cycle trail, construct seven bridges and an underpass, to extract gravel from five sites and to construct culverts and boardwalks within road reserve.
Two resource consents were sought, one from Southland District Council and one from Environment Southland.
Forty-seven conditions have been placed on the consents (26 on SDC and 21 on ES). These conditions include the requirement for an Environmental Management Plan to be submitted prior to construction and that all disturbed ground (with the exception of two gravel extraction sites on Landcorp property) must be reinstated once the trail is completed.
Around 30 kilometres of proposed trail near the upper Oreti River and Centre Hill Road needed resource consents from Environment Southland and Southland District Council before construction could go ahead.
Consent had been sought in 2012 but a commissioner declined consent for that section due to concerns around river works and their effects on the ecology, river and amenity.
There are two significant changes; with a new lower and longer bridge over a section of the Oreti River, rather than an originally proposed suspension bridge. This has been designed to have a lesser impact visually and on the river and surroundings.
The other major change is to the proposed path the trail would take, moving it away from the river. Proposed groynes have also been removed from the proposal.
View documents relating to Stage Two of the Around the Mountains Cycle Trail & the hearing (external link)


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Solar Energy Research Institute for India and the United States (SERIIUS) is a joint research consortium for clean energy research under the flagship programme - Partnership to Advance Clean Energy (PACE). This was announced by President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in November 2009. The Department of Energy (DOE), U.S., and Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India established a Joint Clean Energy Research and Development Center (JCERDC) in November 2010 to promote clean energy innovation by a consortium of scientists and engineers from India and the United States.
The consortium was primarily set up to accelerate the transition of solar technologies towards high performance, low emissions and for securing energy economies. In India, the consortia partnership is led by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and in the US the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is the lead institution. While IISc is supported by the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay and Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy, Bangalore, NREL is supported by Sandia National Laboratories and RAND Corporation US along with several industrial and academic partners.
SERIIUS will develop emerging and revolutionary solar electricity technologies for a long-term success of India's Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Energy Mission and Department of Energy's SunShot Initiative. SERIIUS will carry out fundamental and applied research, analysis and assessment, outreach, and workforce development through three research thrusts:
• Sustainable Photovoltaics: Develop next-generation materials, devices, and advanced manufacturing processes tailored to the needs, environment, and resource availability of India and the US.
• Multiscale Concentrated Solar Power: Overcome critical science and engineering challenges for reliable multiscale (including small 25–500 kW) CSP systems.
• Solar Energy Integration: Identify and assess key technical, economic, environmental, and policy barriers, enabling a research agenda for technical readiness in India and to benefit the U.S
• Perform high-impact R&D, analysis, and assessment in PV, CSP, and Solar Energy Integration (SEI).
The key objectives of SERIIUS are to:
• Identify and quantify critical technical, economic, and policy issues for solar energy development/deployment in India
• Establish collaborative project structure and joint intellectual property management
• Develop a vibrant solar workforce for the future* Cultivate effective bi-national collaboration, including collaborative culture and outreach.
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A 25-year-old mystery solved: Last unidentified victim of '92 L.A. riots has a name
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For a quarter-century after his charred body was found inside a Pep Boys torched in the 1992 Los Angeles riots, he was known as John Doe No. 80.
He was the only remaining unidentified victim among the more than 60 people who lost their lives in the deadliest riots in U.S. history.
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You come up with good ideas to move forward in your Women. You are the focus. Your Women coach listens and asks good questions. Examination of your situation and options takes place during a confidential one-half hour to two hour telephone coaching session. You have an opportunity to examine situations that are hampering your ability to move forward with the intent of ultimately moving forward. Acknowledgment of you and encouragement of your abilities occurs. Challenges to help you stretch beyond your self-imposed limits are made. Requests for homework are made of you. You will be supported in your decisions and your actions to carry out your goals.
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Last checked: April 6, 2017
- Genre:
- Action , Romance
- Media:
- Anime, Manga, Light Novel
Oda Nobuna no Yabō (織田信奈の野望; lit. Nobuna Oda's Ambition) is a Japanese light novel series by Mikage Kasuga. It will be adapted into an anime television series.[1]
The story follows a modern-day high school boy named Yoshiharu Sagara who is transported to Japan's Sengoku Jidai (Era of the Warring States) — except the well-known warriors of the era are female. Nobuna Oda, a cute girl who happens to be a warlord, nicknames Yoshiharu "Monkey" and takes him under her wing.
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- ↑ "Oda Nobuna no Yabō Slated for Summer". Anime News Network. 2012-3-1. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-03-01/oda-nobuna-no-yabo-slated-for-summer. Retrieved 2012-3-26.


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Jews admire and follow Indian leaders: Peres
Israeli President Shimon Peres has said that Jews admire Indian leaders like Gandhi and follow them.
Jerusalem: Likening their cultural relations
with India with an old love affair, Israeli President Shimon
Peres has said the Jewish community admire Indian statesmen
like Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru and its leaders
closely follow them.
"We were prevented by the British from publishing their
works during the mandate period. I remember very well that the
Autobiography of Gandhi and the `Letters from a Father to a
Daughter` were among the first books to be translated to
Hebrew", Peres told visiting Minister of State for Commerce
and Industry, Jyotiraditya Scindia during a meeting.
Peres also expressed Israel`s support to India in the war
against terror saying "India`s security is as important to us
as our own".
"India is a friend and it was so even before diplomatic
relations were established between the two countries", the
Nobel laureate Israeli President emphasised adding, "We may
not be as big as India but are as old from a cultural point of
Scindia said the people-to-people contact between the two
countries in growing and India has emerged as the preferred
tourist destination among Israeli youngsters.
Some 40,000 Israelis visit India every year, most of them
youngsters freshly released from mandatory service in the


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Thomas Paine was not only one of our Founding Fathers, but also by far one of the most influential political writers of his time. How does his work impact the United States today? Check out this edition of A Public Affair!
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