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Adelaide Metro operates metropolitan train, tram and bus services. Single and day-trip tickets can be purchased onboard, remaining valid for two hours. Multi-trip tickets are also available. There's a free tram from the CBD to Glenelg, and a free city loop bus. Visit the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre on the corner of King William and Currie Streets for detailed information.
With a flat city centre and a grid system of well organised streets, Adelaide is easy to roam and navigate on foot. For a quicker alternative, Adelaide City Bikes depots hire out bikes, helmets and locks for free to tourists. With dedicated bike lanes and pathways around the city, riding is a breeze. There's no better way to take in the sights.
Being so compact, there's really no need to hire a car unless you plan to travel further afield. However, if you don't arrange your car hire before arriving you can easily book at the airport or a city rental office once you're here. Get a map and you're ready to go. Even the CBD is easy to drive around.
There are plenty of taxis in Adelaide to save you time and make travel easy. Hail a taxi on the street or book ahead by phone. Taxi ranks are located in major city locations, including outside the Sky City Casino on King William Street. With several companies operating, most taxis charge the same, with higher fares at night and on weekends.
Summer in Adelaide is usually hot and dry – it's the driest of all Australian capital cities. The average rainfall in January and February is around 20 millimetres, but no rain at all is also common. The average summer temperature reaches 29°C. In winter, the maximum temperature averages 15°C. June is the wettest month, averaging around 80 millimetres of rain.
Like most of Australia, Adelaide has a mainly informal sense of dress. If you head out at night though keep in mind that some venues will not accept thongs. Choose nice, casual style over board shorts. Pack lightweight clothes for summer, and sunblock and a hat if you plan to be outdoors. In the winter, pack sweaters, jeans and umbrellas.
There are three time zones in Australia. Adelaide operates on Central Standard Time (CST), which is nine hours and 30 minutes ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+09.30). CST applies only to South Australia and the Northern Territory, 30 minutes behind Sydney and Melbourne. During the summer months, daylight savings is observed, when the time shifts one hour forward (GMT+10.5).
When visiting Adelaide try to keep water preservation in mind, which is an important issue across all of Australia. The biggest way you can help as a traveller is to keep your showers short. If every traveller does this, imagine how much water will be saved. When you first arrive enquire about the local water restrictions at the time.
Take one of several daily flights out of Sydney and get there in 2 hours, 15 minutes. The direct flights are with Jetstar, Virgin Blue and Qantas.
It takes 2 hours, 50 minutes direct to fly from Perth to Adelaide. Get there with Jetstar, Virgin Blue or Qantas.
Get to Adelaide in just 1 hour and 20 minutes direct from perth. Fly with Jetstar, Virgin Blue or Qantas.
The Skylink Airport Shuttle provides regular services between the Adelaide Airport, Keswick Interstate Railway Terminal and the CBD, with set-downs and pickups from most major city hotels. If you'd prefer a more comprehensive door-to-door service, the Adelaide Airport Flyer will transport you to and from any location in the CBD and outer suburbs. Groups receive discounts and bookings are recommended.
A sheltered taxi rank is located on the ground level directly outside Terminal One (T1). Taxi concierges are on-hand and can assist with those requiring Maxi Taxis, wheelchair access, or extra luggage space. A $2 levy is added to all airport fares. Expect to pay $15 to the CBD or $17 to North Adelaide outside of peak traffic times.
Adelaide Metro runs a public JetBus service between the airport and the CBD, and as well as to Glenelg and West Beach. Timetables vary, but services start as early as 4.48am and finish as late as 11.48pm. A standard MetroTicket applies. Visit the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre on the corner of King William and Currie Streets for detailed information.
If you prefer, you can hire a car for your stay in Adelaide. While driving around the city isn't suggested for tourists that will stay in the CBD, it is advised to hire a car if you intend to experience other parts of South Australia. You can hire a car from several companies at Adelaide Airport and enjoy a relaxing drive straight to your hotel.
The atmosphere buzzes and your senses come alive at the Adelaide Central Market, where a fine mix of 80 stalls will no doubt tempt you. From fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, to seafood, gourmet cheeses, bakery food, sweets, nuts and health foods, it's all here under the one roof including some great cafes to get your caffeine hit.
In the heart of the city seek refuge amongst the peace and greenery of the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Stretching over 16 hectares, this historical garden features many plant collections, including exotics, Australian natives and ornamental plants. It's also home to the restored Victorian Palm House, the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion and the Bicentennial Conservatory. Drop by the Visitor Information Centre for detailed information.
Every visitor to Adelaide must make the 25-minute tram ride to the leisurely Glenelg Beach – it's a very local thing to do. Bask in the sun, walk along the pier, take a swim or browse the local shops. Explore the local history at the Discovery Centre at Town Hall, and enjoy some fresh fish and chips down by the beach.
Home to the world's largest collection of Australian Aboriginal cultural material – consisting of over 3000 artifacts – the South Australian Museum hosts a wide variety of natural history and cultural collections from across the globe. With both permanent and temporary exhibitions spread over five fascinating floors, don't miss the Giant Squid, the Ancient Egyptian Room or the Opalised Fossils.
For elegant Italian fare, head to Auge in the city centre near Victoria Square. Decked out with a retro yet stylish interior, expect copper-plated doors, floor-to-ceiling mirrors, eye-catching table settings, plush leather seating and a bubbling water feature. Pasta is handmade on the premises daily, with ingredients sourced locally. A separate bar brings the chance for drinks before being seated.
A long-running, family-owned favourite, Jasmine Indian Restaurant has a loyal following of customers. Serving North Indian dishes, the owners are proud of the quality ingredients and spices they source, which guarantees full-flavoured fulfillment for you. Hidden downstairs at Hindmarsh Square, dark woods, soft lighting, comfortable seating and linen-clothed tables set the scene. This award-winning restaurant also boasts its own wine cellar.
For a truly local food experience – including fresh seafood – head to Redsalt Restaurant on the ground floor of Crowne Plaza Adelaide. Showcasing modern Australian cuisine alongside South Australian wines, the emphasis is on fresh local produce, with many of the ingredients sourced directly from Adelaide Central Market. Al fresco dining creates an atmosphere that's more smart and elegant than warm and cosy.
Serving Italian soul food, Enoteca has an impressive and extensive wine list, with drops hailing from Australia's best vineyards as well as France and Italy. Plating up a fine mix of traditional and contemporary flavours, the food is top-notch. With a modern and minimalist interior, soft lighting, polished timber floors, flickering candles and sheer curtains create a classy tone inside.
For a guaranteed fun night out, head to the humble Grace Emily. This popular pub hangout welcomes all types. Featuring live music most nights, there's plenty of kitsch – think old Bollywood posters, toys, postcards and board games. Drinks are basic but the vibe upbeat. There's a beer garden out back too.
Housed in the heritage-listed remains of an antique chemist shop, Apothecary 1878 boasts more than 1000 bottles of vino from across the world. With the original chemist's counter still standing, the space is decked out with old pill jars, medicine cabinets and vintage couches. They also serve elaborate cocktails and food.
If you worship cocktails, from muddles to martinis and sours, then Botanic Bar is for you. With amber-lighting, red plush lounges, corner booths, and a grand wraparound verandah, here's one of the best atmospheres in the city. DJs produce a fusion of beats and the bartenders welcome challenging cocktail requests.
For an intimate, French-inspired night, head to La Boheme, set in a former tobacconist shop. Warm and cosy and decked out in gold, the street side window is draped in glitz. Artworks, lampshades and candles will catch your eye inside. Choose a cocktail or wine, and graze on a tasting plate.
Start the day fresh at the bustling Adelaide Central Market where you can pick up all kinds of foodie bits and drinks, including your morning coffee hit. Meander through Victoria Square and up to North Terrace, Adelaide's cultural boulevard. Packed with galleries, museums and beautiful old buildings, take your pick of which you enter. The Parliament and Government House are situated near the Railway Station. Then rest your feet and find a pretty perch amongst the greenery of the Botanic Gardens (don't miss the river views). Top off the day with dinner at one of the great restaurants on the other side of the river, along Melbourne Street in North Adelaide.
Head straight to Rundle Street Mall for a little retail therapy and perhaps a quick breakfast too. This is the biggest shopping outlet in Adelaide with around 700 retailers and 15 arcades, including the three largest department stores to be found in the city. For some trendy trawling don't miss Ebenezer Place, which has a shopping vibe of its own. Once you can shop no more, wander the city and just see what you find, or explore one of the many parklands circling the CBD. When the tummy grumbles, head back to Rundle Street to experience it by night. Choose a lovely bar or wine bar and a restaurant, and maybe even catch an art house cinema flick afterwards.
Jump on the tram to Glenelg on Holdfast Bay, the city's favourite beach. Explore the area, swim and soak up the sun –you can even swim with dolphins or take a jet boat ride in the ocean if you're game. For the history buffs, head to the Discovery Centre at Town Hall and enjoy a walk along the Federation and Proclamation Trails. After a fish and chips lunch by the sea, wander the esplanade to Brighton then catch a bus to historic Port Adelaide. Explore the museums, renovated warehouses and the charming town centre before busing it back to Adelaide city. Enjoy your evening meal in Chinatown, along Gouger Street.
Why not escape Adelaide completely and have a new adventure? The Adelaide Hills make for a great day out, with crisp air, green valleys and charming towns to explore, as well as plenty of cellar doors to knock on. Of the 90 Adelaide Hills wineries, almost 50 have cellar doors. While there are buses running to the different town centres, the easiest way to explore the wineries is through an organised tour. If you'd prefer to hire a car and drive, be sure to visit the local information centres to get reliable maps. You could even consider venturing deeper into the famous South Australian wine region by car.
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- December 4, 2011, 12:25 AM
The single-engine Privateer amphibian was to have flown earlier this year, but is currently still under construction, although now in the final assembly phase. The fuselage floor is complete, according to the company, and bulkheads and door frames have been installed, "including the spar carry-through bulkhead so that we are ready to install the wings." The craft's GE M601 turboprop engine will be installed after the fuselage is finished and following wing installation. Privateer is seeking a U.S. manufacturer to help bring the amphibian to market.

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Miya Hotel is modern and decorated property offering amazing rooms to their guest which meet their needs, all these rooms are well equipped with modern equipments for added comfort and convenience. The property offers amazing facilities, amenities and services which make the customers enjoy their time during the visit such as Room service, Car hire, 24-hour front desk, Express check-in/check-out, Currency exchange, Luggage storage, Laundry, Dry cleaning, Ironing service, Business centre, Fax/photocopying. Guests are offered a wide range of exemplary facilities at this wonderful property.
Miya Hotel Situated in TaoYuanXi Road,HuangPu Da Dao Dong, Tian He, Guangzhou, China, where guests can enjoy the magical view of the place , the tourist attractions around and they appreciate the opportunities for adventure and discovery in the area with an easy access to the attractions , bars and restaurants around the property.
It is a low-rise building with 10 story.
The lobby is small in size and nicely decorated. (S.S. 23Feb. 10)
Cancellation policies can vary seasonally or depending on the hotel or room type. You can review the specific policy for the hotel you selected during the reservation process.
All children are welcome. All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing beds. There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
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Author | exchange4media News Service | Friday, Jan 27,2006 7:58 AM
Reinforcing its commitment to impart professional knowledge and skills to media professionals, Futuristix Media Communication Center (FMCC), conducted a workshop on Media Operations in the Capital recently.
Conceptualised and designed by Sajal Mukherjee, Director, FMCC and Anurag Batra, Editor-in-Chief, exchange4media, the programme was developed keeping in mind the changing media trends and was meant for media operations professionals in agencies and media companies. The objective of the two-day workshop was to familiarise the participants with the changing media trends and train them with the skills required to be an effective media operations professional.
The workshop was conducted with the help of professional trainers and industry experts who shared their insights. CVL Srinivas, Managing Director, Maxus; Rajul Kulshreshtha, General Manager, GroupM Team LG; Amitava Guha, General Manager, Media Marketing, Hindustan Times; Rajendra Srivastav, CEO, EDF; Arun Sharma, Deputy General Manager, Airtel; Sujit D'Souza, Vice-President, Carat; Sridhar Ramasubramaniam, CFO, GroupM; and Bashab Sarkar, CEO, Media Pros, were among the speakers at the workshop.
The two-day workshop left a very positive impact on all the participants from various organisations. Arun Varma, a participant from TV Today, said, "It is well managed with great subjects and I'm very happy that FMCC conducted a workshop for media operations people, a topic nobody else has covered."
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Singed, the Mad Chemist has a peculiar way of fighting his enemies, something that his skins ignore for the most part. Regardless, there are still a few interesting concepts that suit his unique ingenuity. If you are going to be chased don't forget two things: leave a poison trail and check his skins' review to scamper with style.
|Singed as a riot policeman.
|Moderate model changes for Singed plus new model for his shield and canisters.
|New colour for Poison Trail.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|The left side of this piece is simply nothing, all the action takes place on the remaining two-thirds. The background is a mess of brush strokes: in the middle some sort of building and a few flames are hinted. Singed's depiction is correct: good proportions, adequate lines and passable shading; though some parts are rather diffuse. All in all, a splash art that is useful but isn't actually good.
|Riot Squad Singed is a rather reasonable look for Singed that is effective at adapting his bulwark but forces other elements into Singed's whimsical, classic style. The policeman look is quite nice with a fitting gas mask and reasonable gear. Unfortunately, the grenades are a stretch; especially the large one. As they always end up bursting with chemicals they look like capriciously designed flasks. Still, the new poison trail colour helps give the skin an identity so that it manages to stand out a bit. Overall, it's a nice skin with a somewhat forceful implementation but appealing in the end.
|Singed as a steampunk chemist.
|Moderate model changes for Singed plus new model for his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|With a deep and firm green base the background gives an idea of a smog-covered and advanced city that progresses through pollution. The idea is good but maybe carried too far as Singed also appears surrounded and a bit covered by fumes; fumes that should be around his back-canister instead of the shield. His stance is dynamic but obscures part of his body. The lines are clear and his clothes detailed though the colours are quite saturated. The portrayal is good, not perfectly faithful but reasonably so, yet as he's standing alone it seems like a mere pose. On the whole, the splash art tries to put Singed into context with a vision of his native Zaun. The concept is good but the execution could've been better. Therefore, it's a well thought out piece that is interesting yet would welcome some improvement.
|Hextech Singed is a steampunk re-interpretation of Singed with its ups and downs. On the bright side, the wood and metal gear gives an antique aesthetic that is rather eye-catching. Conversely, the design is a bit exaggerated: the serrated blade on the bulwark and the convoluted container on the back aren't, ultimately, of much use; just decoration. Still, in general the skin remains original despite its idiosyncrasies and accomplishes an air of technological advancement. If you'd like something different that keeps the mad chemist feel then Hextech Singed is a good choice.
|Singed as a surfer covered in bandages.
|Major model changes for Singed plus new model for his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|A peaceful beach to rest along a good drink isn't a bad idea. While it looks a bit empty and roughly shaded it's an acceptable depiction and fitting setting. Singed looks rather comical in this case which makes the perspective, with exaggerated size for his feet, a nice touch. The shading is a bit sketchy like the background and the colours don't match those used in-game in all cases. Regardless, it's a splash art that works, not perfectly, but on the whole.
|Surfer Singed is a skin that tries to be funny and while it has a few clever winks it largely isn't effective. The good parts are few: the SPF of 3 in Taric's lotion speaks for the quality of his products, the board brand is a nice reference to Bilgewater and the glass has quite an elaborate design. Regardless, the idea of having a scarred chemist at the beach looking like a mummy doesn't stay funny for long. From the wig to the large flip-flops the intent is evident but it remains that. In general, it's a skin with a certainly peculiar attractiveness but not really that funny.
|Singed dressed as a classic mad scientist.
|New model for Singed, his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|The background aims to show a laboratory filled with chemical ingenuity but instead we get a blurry industrial complex. The test tubes connected to some device seem whimsical and the wagon passing for table, where Singed works, feels ill suited. Conversely, even though not much is shown of him, Singed looks great. The lines and shading work well to bring to life a demented scientist only concerned with his experimentations. Although mixing chemicals on a bare table is an exaggeration the liquid splashes are eye-catching despite looking a bit too solid. Overall, it's quite an impressive portrayal but in general a disappointing splash art.
|Mad Scientist Singed is a more traditional take on the mad chemist that, even if imperfect, manages to streamline the best parts of the theme. The large test tubes on the back and inexplicable bulwark are necessary sacrifices to achieve the result. However, the patched tunic, filled tool belt including some strange choices for a chemist and lunatic visage manage a great look. Unfortunately, some things aren't as good as they could: neither the colour of the Erlenmeyer flask or gigantic test tubes' content match that of his Mega Adhesive, Poison Trail and Insanity Potion; respectively. All things considered, Mad Scientist Singed is a pleasing skin that delivers an appealing and classic concept.
|Singed as a chemically-enhanced warrior.
|New model for Singed, his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|In the background, the polluting factories of a city mark its obsession with progress. Everything looks like a silhouette and not even lightning seems to be able to change that. Therefore, it should be no surprise that the effect of the rain is practically invisible. Singed appears running and leaving his classic poison trail behind. The stance is great to show his look and also adds dynamism to the piece; but as he leans so much parts of his body end up concealed. Nevertheless, Singed doesn't ignore the weather, for the most part: his body shines under the lightning flash while the drops explode on a few surfaces. The shading is very well done, especially the metal, but the cloth seems a little drab. Additionally, his arm looks weird as it seems to lack biceps and the skin colour reminds of wax. All things considered, it's an interesting and attractive splash art, with some flaws, but good nonetheless.
|A chemically improved fighter is nothing new but Augmented Singed's choices attain a distinct look; along a not too subtle Bane reference. What is there to see it's located from the waist up and there's a lot: the gear seems rather practical despite its complexity as the design seems reasonable for infusing a serum directly to a human body. There certainly is a layer of visual flair but it's kept at a logical level. In particular, there's some inevitable decoration but the aesthetic is effective at communicating power through technology. In the end, the look is rather interesting even if it doesn't astound. Therefore, if you'd like a serious aspect with a layer of modernism then Augmented Singed is a great option.
|Singed enjoying a day in the snow.
|New model for Singed, his shield and canisters.
|New particles for his Portablizzard backpack and abilities.
|New animation for his Portablizzard backpack and recall.
|New sounds for Poison Trail, Mega Adhesive, Insanity Potion and recall.
|Splash Art:
|The blurry background barely allows the setting to be seen. There are trees, snow, a burrowed yordle and a flying Ziggs but it seems rather empty while the yordles stand as mere decoration. Singed's charge is evident but also feels unnecessary. His clothes appear a bit dull as the surfaces look flat due to the shading and his face is also peculiar as it might be too sinister for the context. Singed may be far from a good-natured chemist but his visage seems exaggerated. When taken as a whole, the piece manages to depict Singed in his snow day gear but doesn't go beyond that. It tries to fit him in a relevant place but the unlinked elements are nothing more than a frame.
|Snow Day Singed is a skin with a clear funny vein but, fortunately, it's more than that. It also gives a plausible idea of how a person would ready to spend a day on the snow. There is a certain degree of mad genius at work but it all, forcefully, adds up to be more than a mere joke. The clothes and snow gear are reasonable and while they might seem a bit flat when inspected they fulfil their role well. Thus, when the snow particles and sounds are added the skin comes to life with a consistent and distinct style. The abilities' adaptation is functional with a distinct feel but without breaking new gorund.
Therefore, it's a very good skin but not perfect: the rackets seem unnecessary, the colour palette could've been more varied and brighter while the abilities are rather conservative. Regardless, Snow Day Singed does what it sets out to even if in a convoluted way. It has some rough edges, which are more than just apparent, but in general it's a great skin for the Mad Chemist.
|Singed wearing modern, casual clothing, a logo shield and a trophy on the back.
|New model for Singed, his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|This is a straightforward splash art that sets out to portray the champions in a simple but dynamic way. It's effective but that's all that can be said about it. The background is, apparently, a patch of sky mixed with Samsung White's logo. The logo is understandable but it receives too much emphasis, mainly because there's no setting.
The champions all appear in daring action but they are only posing. Their stances hardly tell anything related to their personalities and merely appear for show. They seem to share the piece with unequal levels of importance though they all have their place. That means that for some it's easier to get an idea of their new look than it is for others.
All things considered, this is the corollary of what previous shared splash arts have announced. This minimalist or even simplistic approach manages to present the champions in their new look with uneven success. It may be a serviceable splash art but it's also plain.
|Samsung White Singed is a serviceable skin. It dresses the Mad Chemist with casual clothes, gives him a trophy for his back and a shield shaped like SSW's logo. It's an unapologetic tribute to SSW and nothing more. As such if you aren't interested in tournaments or, more specifically, in this particular team then there won't be much to like.
The main issue is that the sum of elements doesn't end up in an appealing aesthetic. The skin is so centred in the tribute that it skips making the style interesting for a general audience. Therefore, despite being a full re-model at a reasonable price the result feels shallow.
In conclusion, if you are a fan of SSW then Samsung White Singed is a skin that has something to offer. If you aren't then, sadly, there is nothing to see here.
|Singed as an aristocratic plague doctor.
|New model for Singed, his shield and canisters.
|No new particles.
|No new animations.
|No new sounds.
|Splash Art:
|This is a piece that has a distinct style thanks to its coloured lithographic print aesthetic. A closer look reveals that the three subjects seem to acquire colour progressively; perhaps through some mystic process. The result means that the background doesn't really present a setting. It does, however, give context to the illustration in an evocative manner.
The shading on each champion is soft enough that stands closer to watercolour than oil. The detailed highlights and shadows, the effective transitions to sketch form and the sensible distribution in the piece lets each champion stand out; without ignoring either their personality or their new identity. Whereas Nocturne appears eerily supernatural, Kayle looks penitent in her divinity and Singed practical and ready. Each champion reflects themselves but also appears as different parts of a cohesive whole; perhaps as if they were horsemen of an apocalypse.
Thanks to such a clever presentation, exquisite quality and unique style this is a piece that grabs attention and doesn't let go. In technical terms, half of it is a draft and the other half only a trio of partial portrayals. However, each element conspires with the others to reveal the different facets of the piece. This makes it a splash art that transcends its limitations by far and clearly stands as one of League of Legends' best pieces.
|The eloquent yet stylized adaptation of the Mad Chemist to a plague doctor makes Black Scourge Singed a skin with a distinct personality. There's an evident degree of stylization that modifies the traditional costume from a waxed overcoat into a fancy, short coat with golden terminations and a hat that also receives golden decoration. This brief protection allows trousers and boots to reveal their simple base and gold ornaments. The dose of style makes the look more aristocratic and fictional but there's enough to present the theme within the realms of what is believable; at least in a fantasy realm. The beaked mask actually becomes the most iconic and familiar element as well as what paints the clearer picture. A syringe in hand seems odd as plague doctors would rely on bloodletting and other methods to balance humours.
A giant shield as a way of protection becomes completely unnecessary as a plague doctor's reputation preceded them and people would logically shun them; lest disease spread. In any case, they relied on a wooden cane to keep people away. However, it could be a complex, cumbersome and maybe even exaggerated icon from an order the doctor represents. It also seems to fit as the lavishly ornamented lid of something particular. The small corpse in the open coffin is what's left to consider. Not only does it becomes the sensible source of his Poison Trail but makes his entire concept ironic: instead of being an agent to stop a plague he spreads it. Given that a plague would require the use of mass graves to deal with the corpses due to contagion numbers it's particularly strange to find a doctor carrying a single corpse. If he were to do so, it would be promptly thrown into a cart leading to a plague pit and this could be the specific instance; despite the carrying method being unconventional.
Overall, there's an evident fantastic take on a plague doctor with some steampunk touches. The transformation is quite good though and manages to effectively adapt Singed's specific features to sensible elements corresponding to a plague doctor. In spite of the stylization, the concept comes through and the result is nothing short of attractive. Fans of the Mad Chemist will find that Black Scourge Singed is a great choice.
Singed's skins don't always manage to make the most of his chemicals or unique mind but there are some nice alternatives. Mad Scientist and Augmented Singed are the recommended skins as they not only develop his natural affinity for experimentation but they also ground it with some interesting and appealing concepts. Augmented isn't as iconic as the classic concept used for Mad Scientist yet it's an interesting, modern take on the Mad Chemist. Also worth recommending is the distinct style of Black Scourge.
Exhibiting an effective albeit stylized adaptation into a plague doctor we find that Black Scourge Singed is an attractive skin. It presents a fantastical transformation but one that suffices well enough for a fantasy setting. This allows the skin to be believable and appealing despite the concessions made. All in all, it's a great choice for fans of the Mad Chemist.
When available, Snow Day Singed is a skin that shouldn't be ignored. Snow Day also follows the funny path but manages to be more than a temporary joke. In spite of a convoluted adaptation it has a unique identity with eye-catching particles and distinct sounds. If you can accept its imperfections it's quite a good choice for the Mad Chemist.
Additionally, Hextech Singed is a unique steampunk option that will please fans of Singed and may even attract those that like something with a flair of antiquity. Sadly, Surfer Singed is a skin that seems like a good joke but that isn't that funny in the end. It may appeal to you if you want something decidedly not serious but that's about it.
Riot Squad Singed may be a good skin to catch for the new Poison Trail colour and passable policeman adaptation. Still, it's not such an accomplishment so as to make it irresistible; except for collectors.
Samsung White Singed is a skin for fans of SSW. The skin is completely centred on paying homage to them and nothing else. Therefore, it's a skin for fans and the rest can only watch and wonder at its appeal; or lack thereof.
45 Responses to "League of Legends: Singed Skins' Review"
augmented singed has new green trail isn't he
Could you review Zilean? I want to know if Shurima Desert is worth getting and if Groovy is just plain dumb. Haha
Thanks for the prompt Victorious Morgana review! I couldn't have agreed more xD Think it's time to update singed's skins too though. I feel like augmented took a step down while the rest and mad scientist in particular got a lot better. Mad scientist's shield and design really stand out to me now
Charred Maokai has new particles for when throwing the sapling
I just realized I commented in the wrong place. oops
SSW Singed has little white particles in his Q.
So I looked up some videos of Augmented skin, and noticed that Singed does have a new particle for his ultimate. Instead of chemicals running through his mouth, the container at his back spray out liquid, as if it's about to burst. Also, not sure if his flip animation is new or it's just because of his model.
Btw, somebody said the poison trail is seen as purple if you're on the enemy team. Can you kindly confirm if it's true? If it is, then at least the liquid color in Mad Scientist is accurate.
I personally enjoy surfer singed the most (actually Samsung white but I don't have it ; ( ). The reason for that is not the wig or the sunglasses. Basic what annoyed me most about singed where his shield and the little bomb in his hands witch never rly had any use. Here he has the surfboard under his arms so it dosnt look that much like a shield (and it looks like he's on his way to the beach oh yea :3 ) and the useless bomb is replaced with a nice cold drink if whatever it might be ;). I enjoy playing this skin a lot. Sadly it tyres to be forced funny witch ruins it a little bit. Specially his ult green particles really don't fit him at that point. Though out of my perspective I would give surfer singed 3 stars but hey I'm not the awesome skin reviewer 😀 just thought I might leave my thoughts on that skin here. For all true hearted singed fans I personally recommend surfer singed.
regards Paratela 🙂
Also one could argue that his wife comes out of the bottle in his hand but as far as I see it that bottle is green and not white O.O
nice website,
the Black Scourge Singed "shield" is the coffin top.
English is not my mother tongue, so maybe you said it ^_^
Can't help but notice you didn't mention that Snow Day Singed has new sounds when he uses Poison Trail.
On all of his abilities to be honest.
"Mad Scientist and Augmented Singed are the recommended skins " but Snow Day, Mad Scientist, and Black Scourge have the highest rating, all 4 stars with Augmented 3. Is this intended?
Surfer, Black Scourge and Mad Chemist have 4 stars. Recommended skins, Mad Chemist and Augmented, with Augmented only having 3 stars. Should Surfer, Chemist and Scourge be recommended or should Augmented have 4 stars?
Will you email riot and tell them to buff singed? They won't listen to us singed mains but you have connections right?


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Now in its third year in Akron, the challenge has brought 46 ideas to life, by awarding nearly $2 million in matching grants. Knight Foundation funds the arts because of their ability to inspire communities and connect people to each other and to their city. The challenge is part of a two-pronged strategy that supports established arts institutions to help them better engage the public and funds grassroots initiatives of individual artists and organizations so that everyone has a chance to make their idea a reality.
Today, Akron residents and visitors are discovering the work of former challenge winners, including freelance photographer Shane Wynn, whose #overlooked photo series juxtaposes successful women against the backdrop of abandoned buildings as a way to spur conversation about revitalizing the space; and the Curated Storefront Project, now showcasing hearts that light up in the windows of the Akron-Summit County Public Library in response to creative tweets.
Other challenge winners are seeking participants; for example, Testa Companies is requesting applications from local artists to display work in the first North Side Outdoor Gallery, and the Akron Soul Train is accepting applications for its 2017 Artist Fellowships.
"The Knight Arts Challenge is an open opportunity for people to name their artistic dreams," said Victoria Rogers, vice president for arts at Knight Foundation. "We want to hear what Akron arts organizations, artists and businesses believe are the best ideas to inspire, engage and advance the community."
Applicants can get more detailed information on the challenge, and tips for applying, by attending informational events during the week of April 3. They include five Community Conversations, where former winners and Knight staff will offer insights and take questions, plus office hours, where applicants can meet one-on-one with Knight Arts Program Officer Adam Ganuza to receive feedback on their ideas. The schedule is below, and applicants can register online now.
The application is user-friendly to encourage individual artists and organizations who may never have applied for a grant. Many do apply: Just half of challenge winners are nonprofits; 32 percent have never won a grant and half have a budget of less than $100,000.
All it takes to apply is a compelling arts idea and 150 words. The application is available at knightarts.org.
There are only three rules for submissions:
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2) The project must take place in or benefit Akron.
3) The grant recipients must find funds to match Knight's commitment.
"Akron has seized this opportunity by submitting ideas that are making our city an even more vibrant place to live. I'm looking forward to reading this year's applications," said Kyle Kutuchief, Akron program director for Knight Foundation.
The Community Conversations will be held:
8:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday, April 4 at Versified Expressions Caf (2539 Romig Road) with former winners Ismail Al-Amin of Keepers of the Art and gospel singer Carla Davis of Were You There: An Interactive Experience in Spirituals.
6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 5 at The Exchange House (760 Elma St.) with former winners Katie Beck of Nepali Applause and Alison Caplan of the Akron Art Museum's Art Library
12 to 1 p.m. Thursday, April 6 at The University of Akron (Myers School of Art, Folk Hall, 150 E. Exchange St., Room 165) with former winners Elisa Gargarella of the Art Bomb Brigade and James "Jim" Slowiak, of the New World Performance Lab and "The Devil's Milk Trilogy."
5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 6 at Akron Art Museum (1 S. High St.) with former winners Theron Brown of the Rubber City Jazz and Blues Festival and Manju Rastogi of DAWN (Developing Alternatives for Women in New Communities), an arts project for and by Bhutanese women.
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Finalists will be announced this summer, and winners in the fall.
For Knight Arts Challenge updates, follow #knightarts and @knightfdn on Twitter and Instagram, and Knight Foundation on Facebook.


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Unit tests should be small tests (atomic), lightweight, and fast. However, an object under test might have dependencies on other objects. It might need to interact with a database, communicate with a mail server, or talk to a web service or a message queue. All these services might not be available during unit testing. Even if they are available, unit testing the object under testalong with its dependencies can take unacceptable amount of time. What if?
These all defeat the whole purpose of unit tests being atomic, lightweight, and fast. We want unit tests to execute in a few milliseconds. If the unit tests are slow, your builds become slow, which affects the productivity of your development team. The solution is to use mocking, a way to provide test doubles for your classes being tested.
If you've been following the SOLID Principles of Object Oriented Programming, and using the Spring Framework for Dependency Injection, mocking becomes a natural solution for unit testing. You don't really need a database connection. You just need an object that returns the expected result. If you've written tightly coupled code, you will have a difficult time using mocks. I've seen plenty of legacy code which could not be unit tested because it was so tightly coupled to other dependent objects. This untestable code did not follow the SOLID Principles of Object Oriented Programming, nor did it utilize Dependency Injection.
In unit test, a test double is a replacement of a dependent component (collaborator) of the object under test. A test double provides the same interface as of the collaborator. It may not be the complete interface, but for the functionality required for the test. Also, the test double does not have to behave exactly as the collaborator. The purpose is to mimic the collaborator to make the object under test think that it is actually using the collaborator.
Based on the role played during testing, there can be different types of test doubles, and mock object is one of them. Some other types are dummy object, fake object, and stub.
What makes a mock object different from the others is that it uses behavior verification. It means that the mock object verifies that it (the mock object) is being used correctly by the object under test. If the verification succeeds, it can be considered that the object under test will correctly use the real collaborator.
For the test scenario, consider a product ordering service. A client interacts with a DAO to fulfill a product ordering process.
We will start with the Product domain object and the DAO interface, ProductDao.
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito;2 3 public class Product {4 5 }
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito;2 3 public interface ProductDao {4 int getAvailableProducts(Product product);5 int orderProduct(Product product, int orderedQuantity);6 }
For the purpose of the example, I kept the Product class empty. But in real applications, it will typically be an entity with states having corresponding getter and setter methods, along with any implemented behaviors.
In the ProductDao interface, we declared two methods:
The ProductServiceclass that we will write next is what we are interested on – the object under test.
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito; 2 3 public class ProductService { 4 private ProductDao productDao; 5 public void setProductDao(ProductDao productDao) { 6 this.productDao = productDao; 7 } 8 public boolean buy(Product product, int orderedQuantity) throws InsufficientProductsException { 9 boolean transactionStatus=false;10 int availableQuantity = productDao.getAvailableProducts(product);11 if (orderedQuantity > availableQuantity) {12 throw new InsufficientProductsException();13 }14 productDao.orderProduct(product, orderedQuantity);15 transactionStatus=true;16 return transactionStatus;17 }18 19 }
The ProductService class above is composed of ProductDao, which is initialized through a setter method. In the buy() method, we called getAvailableProducts() of ProductDao to check if sufficient quantity of the specified product is available. If not, an exception of type InsufficientProductsException is thrown. If sufficient quantity is available, we called the orderProduct() method of ProductDao.
What we now need is to unit test ProductService. But as you can see, ProductService is composed of ProductDao, whose implementations we don't have yet. It can be a Spring Data JPA implementation retrieving data from a remote database, or an implementation that communicates with a Web service hosting a cloud-based repository – We don't know. Even if we have an implementation, we will use it later during integration testing, one of the software testing type I wrote earlier on. But now, we are not interested on any external implementations in this unit test.
In unit tests, we should not to be bothered what the implementation is doing. What we want is to test that our ProductService is behaving as expected and that it is able to correctly use its collaborators. For that, we will mock ProductDao and Product using Mockito.
The ProductService class also throws a custom exception, InsufficientProductsException. The code of the exception class is this.
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito; 2 3 public class InsufficientProductsException extends Exception { 4 private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; 5 private String message = null; 6 public InsufficientProductsException() { super(); } 7 public InsufficientProductsException(String message) { 8 super(message); 9 this.message = message;10 }11 public InsufficientProductsException(Throwable cause)12 {13 super(cause);14 }15 @Override16 public String toString() {17 return message;18 }19 }
Mockito is a mocking framework for unit tests written in Java. It is an open source framework available at github. You can use Mockito with JUnit to create and use mock objects during unit testing. To start using Mockito, download the JAR file and place it in your project class. If you are using Maven, you need to add its dependency in the pom.
1 <project 2 xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd"> 3 <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> 4 <groupId>guru.springframework.unittest.quickstart</groupId> 5 <artifactId>unittest</artifactId> 6 <packaging>jar</packaging> 7 <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> 8 <name>unittest</name> 9 <url>http://maven.apache.org</url>10 <dependencies>11 <dependency>12 <groupId>junit</groupId>13 <artifactId>junit</artifactId>14 <version>4.12</version>15 <scope>test</scope>16 </dependency>17 <dependency>18 <groupId>org.hamcrest</groupId>19 <artifactId>hamcrest-library</artifactId>20 <version>1.3</version>21 <scope>test</scope>22 </dependency>23 <dependency>24 <groupId>org.mockito</groupId>25 <artifactId>mockito-all</artifactId>26 <version>1.9.5</version>27 </dependency>28 </dependencies>29 </project>
Once you have set up the required dependencies, you can start using Mockito. But, before we start any unit tests with mocks, let's have a quick overview of the key mocking concepts.
For our example, it's apparent that we need to mock ProductDao and Product. The simplest way is through calls to the mock() method of the Mockito class. The nice thing about Mockito is that it allows creating mock objects of both interfaces and classes without forcing any explicit declarations.
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito; 2 3 import org.junit.Before; 4 import org.junit.Test; 5 import static org.junit.Assert.*; 6 import static org.mockito.Mockito.*; 7 public class MockCreationTest { 8 private ProductDao productDao; 9 private Product product;10 @Before11 public void setupMock() {12 product = mock(Product.class);13 productDao = mock(ProductDao.class);14 }15 @Test16 public void testMockCreation(){17 assertNotNull(product);18 assertNotNull(productDao);19 }20 }
An alternative way is to use the @Mock annotation. When you use it, you will need to initialize the mocks with a call to MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this) or specify MockitoJUnitRunner as the JUnit test runner as @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class).
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito; 2 3 import org.junit.Before; 4 import org.junit.Test; 5 import static org.junit.Assert.*; 6 import org.mockito.Mock; 7 import org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations; 8 9 public class MockCreationAnnotationTest {10 @Mock11 private ProductDao productDao;12 @Mock13 private Product product;14 @Before15 public void setupMock() {16 MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);17 }18 @Test19 public void testMockCreation(){20 assertNotNull(product);21 assertNotNull(productDao);22 }23 }
Stubbing means simulating the behavior of a mock object's method. We can stub a method on a mock object by setting up an expectation on the method invocation. For example, we can stub the getAvailableProducts() method of the ProductDao mock to return a specific value when the method is called.
1 . . .2 @Test3 public void testBuy() throws InsufficientProductsException {4 when(productDao.getAvailableProducts(product)).thenReturn(30);5 assertEquals(30,productDao.getAvailableProducts(product));6 }7 . . .
In Line 4 of the code above, we are stubbing getAvailableProducts(product) of ProductDao to return 30. The when() method represents the trigger to start the stubbing and thenReturn()represents the action of the trigger – which in the example code is to return the value 30. InLine 5 with an assertion, we confirmed that the stubbing performed as expected.
Our objective is to test ProductService, and unitl now we only mocked Product and ProductDaoand stubbed getAvailableProducts() of ProductDao.
We now want to verify the behavior of the buy() method of ProductService. First, we want to verify whether it's calling the orderProduct() of ProductDao with the required set of parameters.
1 . . .2 @Test3 public void testBuy() throws InsufficientProductsException {4 when(productDao.getAvailableProducts(product)).thenReturn(30);5 assertEquals(30,productDao.getAvailableProducts(product));6 productService.buy(product, 5);7 verify(productDao).orderProduct(product, 5);8 }9 . . .
In Line 6 we called the buy() method of ProductService that is under test. In Line 7, we verified that theorderProduct() method of the ProductDao mock get's invoked with the expected set of parameters (that we passed to buy()).
Our test passed. But, not complete yet. We also want to verify:
Here is the complete test code.
1 package guru.springframework.unittest.mockito; 2 3 4 import org.junit.Before; 5 import org.junit.Test; 6 import org.mockito.InOrder; 7 import static org.mockito.Mockito.*; 8 import org.mockito.Mock; 9 10 public class ProductServiceTest {11 private ProductService productService;12 private ProductDao productDao;13 private Product product;14 private int purchaseQuantity = 15;15 16 @Before17 public void setupMock() {18 productService = new ProductService();19 product = mock(Product.class);20 productDao = mock(ProductDao.class);21 productService.setProductDao(productDao);22 }23 24 @Test25 public void testBuy() throws InsufficientProductsException {26 int availableQuantity = 30;27 System.out.println("Stubbing getAvailableProducts(product) to return " + availableQuantity);28 when(productDao.getAvailableProducts(product)).thenReturn(availableQuantity);29 System.out.println("Calling ProductService.buy(product," + purchaseQuantity + ")");30 productService.buy(product, purchaseQuantity);31 System.out.println("Verifying ProductDao(product, " + purchaseQuantity + ") is called");32 verify(productDao).orderProduct(product, purchaseQuantity);33 System.out.println("Verifying getAvailableProducts(product) is called at least once");34 verify(productDao, atLeastOnce()).getAvailableProducts(product);35 System.out.println("Verifying order of method calls on ProductDao: First call getAvailableProducts() followed by orderProduct()");36 InOrder order = inOrder(productDao);37 order.verify(productDao).getAvailableProducts(product);38 order.verify(productDao).orderProduct(product, purchaseQuantity);39 40 41 42 }43 44 @Test(expected = InsufficientProductsException.class)45 public void purchaseWithInsufficientAvailableQuantity() throws InsufficientProductsException {46 int availableQuantity = 3;47 System.out.println("Stubbing getAvailableProducts(product) to return " + availableQuantity);48 when(productDao.getAvailableProducts(product)).thenReturn(availableQuantity);49 try {50 System.out.println("productService.buy(product" + purchaseQuantity + ") should throw InsufficientProductsException");51 productService.buy(product, purchaseQuantity);52 } catch (InsufficientProductsException e) {53 System.out.println("InsufficientProductsException has been thrown");54 verify(productDao, times(0)).orderProduct(product, purchaseQuantity);55 System.out.println("Verified orderProduct(product, " + purchaseQuantity + ") is not called");56 throw e;57 }58 }59 60 }
I have already explained the initial code of the test class above. So we will start with Line 36 – Line 38 where we used the inOrder() method to verify the order of method invocation that the buy() method makes on ProductDao.
Then we wrote a purchaseWithInsufficientAvailableQuantity() test method to check whether anInsufficientProductsException gets thrown, as expected, when an order with quantity more than the available quantity is made. We also verified in Line 54 that if InsufficientProductsException gets thrown, the orderProduct() method is not invoked.
The output of the test is this.
------------------------------------------------------- T E S T S-------------------------------------------------------Running guru.springframework.unittest.mockito.ProductServiceTestStubbing getAvailableProducts(product) to return 30Calling ProductService.buy(product,15)Verifying ProductDao(product, 15) is calledVerifying getAvailableProducts(product) is called at least onceVerifying order of method calls on ProductDao: First call getAvailableProducts() followed by orderProduct()Stubbing getAvailableProducts(product) to return 3productService.buy(product15) should throw InsufficientProductsException InsufficientProductsException has been thrownVerified orderProduct(product, 15) is not calledTests run: 2, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 0.077 sec
Mocking in unit testing is extensively used in Enterprise Application Development with Spring. By using Mockito, you can replace the @Autowired components in the class you want to test with mock objects. You will be unit testing controllers by injecting mock services. You will also be setting up services to use mock DAOs to unit test the service layer. To unit test the DAO layer, you will mock the database APIs. The list is endless – It depends on the type of application you are working on and the object under test. If your following the Dependency Inversion Principle and using Dependency Injection, mocking becomes easy.
The Mockito library is a very large and mature mocking library. It is very popular to use for mocking objects in unit tests. Mockito is popular because it is easy to use, and very versatile. I wrote this post as just an introduction to mocking and Mockito. Checkout the official Mockito documentation to learn about all the capabilities of Mockito.


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