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Wukong Build Guide by Death Lich123
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Wukong Build
Ability Sequence
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hey this is my 5th build and i think im getting the hang of it even though i dont put tons of informaition on my builds trust me they work 100% because Ive tried them many times and Ive shown many of my friends this biuld like:(Khgfgg) and (kekomm).
if you want to add me my name is (Death Lich123) and I play in EU NORDIC & EAST.
These runes that i chose are made to produce maximum damage and brute strength to Wukong and all his abilities.
Ichose attack damage and speed because they suit me the best but u can put armor penetration Marks instead of damage and armor Seals instead of attack speed and also magic resistance Glyphs instead of attack speed.
the masteries are very suitable to all players specially aggressive players like me because it gives u tons of damge early game and with the runes it helps alot in mid game.
the masteries are designed to give the most possible damge and the mana regen is for keeping u always ready to use your abilities and noever run out of mana easily.
Skill Sequence
skill sequence is very simple 1st get Nimbus Strike the u can switch between Crushing blow or Decoy however u like ;)
About the items, They just make u inflict alot of Damge and also take alot of hits ,and with your large amounts of health and Life-steal,U become almost unstoppable and extremely sustainable in lane and u can use this build on similar champions like:Olaf.
Summoner Spells
i chose flash and exhaust for two main reasons:
1.exhast: makes it easier for u to get kills or avoid being killed in some cases.
2.Flash: it really gives u the edge u need to catch up to your prey or runaway if your Ganked or in a loosing fight.
Thanks for veiwing this build i really hope that u enjoy it and if u dont like it or u think that it failed comment and tell me your point of veiw.
I need u as much as u need me now go try it out.


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Very good project but can't get it to manage my Creative Sound Blaster X-FI Xtreme audio PCI E OEM with S/PDIF (no sound at all on mavericks).
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Based on the other reviews so far, I guess the code works. But as far as the code goes, it is a hack, not very readable or documented well.
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this version does not work properly, the sound is there, but the signal from the microphone goes directly to the output of the sound card, while the device voice communication signal from the microphone does not reach. here is a link to a fully working kext: "osxpc.ru/news/voodoohda/"
Firstly, thanks for the great project! I have tried AppleALC, toledo and hacks from others around the internet and only just have sound with voodooHDA. Tried various Realtek ALC codecs and this sound cards is extremely problematic. For now I have a problem really, really estrange. The board is GYGABYTE SNIPER B6 with ALC 1150. Some times sound work fine and some times no hardware detected. Randomly. If I restart system 10 times, 3 or 4 times it will work, randomly.The question: why? Some ideia? My specs: GYGABYTE SNIPER B6 - fully working OS X Sierra 10.12 - fully working Tried: TOLEDA - not working AppleALC - not working Thanks in advance.
Great project!! Really useful enabling the audio ports available on my machine. Please help with one gotcha.. A lot of software assumes each audio device is uniquely named, however HDMI shows up 8x in my machine. Could the driver enumerate them with device and port? Ex... (missing the "Digital-out" part of the name) HDMI11, HDMI12, HDMI13, HDMI14 - for first device HDMI21, HDMI22, HDMI23, HDMI24 - for second device
First of all congrats for your hard job!!! I have a Acer 4739 with alc271x audio that works but for some reason I don't know after a while the audio stop work so I need change my sample rate in AUDIO and MIDI config so my audio back again few seconds and stop again. Can you check out what is it? Thanks in advance.
My compliments to the team VoodooHDA, even if he wanted to tell with: - Support for "CA20K1". - Will add a somewhat "AntiPop". No more to say, thank you for your work from Venezuela, excuse me for my bad english.
Thank you, it's work on Hp pavilion 2313tx, very simple to use
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i found a bug, it suddenly reboots my system with panic kernel. I use optical cable and motherboard with ALC889 (Gigabyte Z68XP-UD4(v.1)), OSX Mavericks. To recreate this bug: just choose SPDIF-out (Orange Rear), then download MPlayerX from App Store. In preferences of this app choose Detect SPDIF digital output automatically, then find any movie, and pushing right mouse -> Open With -> Other -> choose MPlayerX and check Always Open With. I don't know whether we need to do all of these movements, but when i tried it 5 times i always had reboot with panic kernel. All of these started when VLC player suddenly reboot my system. I would be great full if you fix it somehow, i can provide all needed info. Now i switched back to AppleHDA and will wait of a new VoodooHDA version, as for me it sounds much better.
A working replacement for system-provided audio drivers - doesn't require patching/re-installing on every update, supports all consumer HD Audio-copliant codecs. It may give you some trouble though if you don't know what you're doing.
It works for my sound card intel high definition audio of M!7X R4, but the sound of each program are not being controlled by system volume. They are always very loudly when opened.
Very good project but can't get it to manage my Creative Sound Blaster X-FI Xtreme audio PCI E OEM with S/PDIF (no sound at all on mavericks).
It works great except that it doesn't trace the path maps correctly for all of my nodes. Is there a way I can change what nodes it chooses in the trace sequence?
Works great with ALC269VB, but after some restarts the audio indicator becomes grey.. Whenever it happens, I fix it by rebooting..
Thanks for Voodoohda, it's excellent!
Based on the other reviews so far, I guess the code works. But as far as the code goes, it is a hack, not very readable or documented well.
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Seasonal fun at Duke Homestead in Durham NC
The Duke Homestead was built about 1852 by Washington Duke, on a farm that was about 300 acres in size when the American Civil War broke out. During the war, the property was, like many others, looted by Union Army. With little left beyond a small supply of tobacco, the family shifted from tobacco farming to tobacco processing, introducing cigarettes in 1881 to compete with loose-leaf tobacco. This property is where the Dukes did their early tobacco processing, eventually moving into downtown Durham in 1874. The Duke business was incorporated as the American Tobacco Company in 1890, and was the largest tobacco company in the world until an antitrust suit broke it up in 1911. In 1931, the farm was purchased by Duke University, and in 1966, the Duke Homestead was designated a National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service.
A few of the original buildings still stand, and although visitors are welcomed year-round, there are special events during the Halloween and Christmas season. On Friday, the Halloween event took place. Votive lights lit paths to go from one activity to another. There was a "medicine man" offering elixers, demonstrations of turnip carving (a precursor to the Jack-O-Lantern), crafts for the kids, a fortune teller, hot cider, and kettle corn.
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|My favorite part - some wonderful actors dressed in period costumes told spooky stories by candlelight.
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The new Honda Insight has broken cover at the Paris auto show.
The new hybrid vehicle revives the Insight nameplate formerly applied to the two-seat hybrid vehicle that inaugurated the gas-electric class in the United States in the late 1990s. It also bears a distinct resemblance to that other hybrid you might have heard of, and that's a battle set to take place in U.S. showrooms early next year.
Honda says the Insight's shape bears the hallmarks of its larger, fuel-cell-powered FCX Clarity, but it's hard not to see some echoes of the Toyota Prius in its greenhouse--though the front end is quite Civic-like in its appearance. The new Insight seats five, Honda says, and the rear seats fold for improved cargo access.
The important innovation in the new Insight is a much less complex, much more affordable hybrid drivetrain, the company says. It will allow the Insight to be sold for a price significantly lower than today's hybrids, Honda says. The automaker expects to sell 200,000 of the vehicles each year worldwide, with 100,000 heading to the United States from its Suzuka, Japan, factory. Combined with a production version of the CR-Z coupe hybrid concept, the new family of hybrids could swell to 500,000 sales annually.
The new 2010 Honda Insight goes on sale in the U.S. in the spring of 2009. More details to come--stay tuned.
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Vancouver Ices Nashville 2-1 - Recap
The Canucks beat Nashville 2-1 on Monday, earning a victory backstopped by Roberto Luongo's 23 saves.
Vancouver was favored by -138 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went UNDER the consensus closing total of 5.
Vancouver got goals from Daniel Sedin and Mason Raymond in the victory. Raymond opened the scoring at 7:45 of the first period.
Roberto Luongo stopped 23 of 24 Nashville shots in the victory.
Nashville got a goal from David Legwand in the loss, but it wasn't enough.
Nashville got a 17-stop effort from Pekka Rinne in the loss.
On the power play, Vancouver went 1-for-3, while the Predators were 0-for-5 with the man advantage.
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Ryan McMahon, Matthew Pascale score for Massapequa in AA soccer semifinal win
At 5-5, Massapequa midfielder Ryan McMahon can easily get lost when bodies converge in front of the net. "I'm not going to win many head balls in the air, so I try to use my body," McMahon said. "I use my low center of gravity to my advantage."
McMahon also used his sharp instincts, slipping behind the defense to score on a header 26 minutes into the game to spark No. 2 Massapequa to a 2-0 victory over No. 3 Plainview JFK Sunday in a Nassau AA semifinal played at Farmingdale State
The Chiefs (14-1-1) will face No. 1 Hicksville for the Nassau AA title on Wednesday night at 7:30 at Bethpage High School. The Hawks finished 10-3-3.
"There were a bunch of bodies in front and I was marked tightly,' said McMahon, who has scored both of his goals this season in the playoffs. "I broke to the back post, and fortunately I got my head on it."
The pass came from fullback Matthew Johnston, a defensive stalwart who joins the offense on corner kicks, which was the case on McMahon's goal. "The defender was looking the other way so I played it in front," Johnston said. "Then the smallest guy on the team put it in."
Johnston led a spirited defense that allowed goalkeeper Jacob Liese to register a shutout with only four saves. "I used to play midfield and I love to run," Johnston said. "That's what I do."
The Chiefs put the game away with 16:55 remaining on Matthew Pascale's goal off a feed from Peter Meyer, who with 11 goals and 10 assists is one of the county's leading scorers. McMahon is hardly that.
"It's pretty surreal," McMahon said of his playoff tallies. "I'm just thankful to make the most out of my opportunities."
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Cuba: government releases three more prisoners
In a press release yesterday, the Archbishop of Havana, Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino announced that, three more prisoners are going to be released soon. They men are: Horacio Julio Piña Borrego; Fidel Suarez Cruz and Alfredo Felipe Fuentes. In May this year the Church held negotiations with the government about the situation of political prisoners.
The release says that this latest release brings the number of prisoners who have accepted freedom and agreed to move to Spain, to 39.
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Just last week I was in the home, and on this very porch, where Pierced Arrows filmed this acoustic video for "Let it Rain," the first single from their forthcoming Desending Shadows album. The Coles' residence in deep Clackmas is just a unique and bizarre as the couple themselves, who, at the time of the interview, where nervous about learning acoustic versions of their songs for an upcoming slate of in-store appearances. Judging by this video, they'll be fine.
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In the 1950s and early 60s the typical surfboard had some variation of a "50/50" rail. In the late 60s and early 70s boards got short and rails started to change. I remember Dick Brewer with one of the first "downrail" designs. The board was 7' long and we went to the Mission Beach Jetties to test it. It was a dramatic improvement. It was just what the shortboard needed. The "downrail" became the standard for ALL shortboards.
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when longboarding became popular again, most shapers kept putting those "shortboard downrails" on the new longboards. Why? ....habit, ignorance, easier to do, longboard inexperience...who knows? A result is that many people ride those downrail longboards today. I believe you can adapt to anything.
Anything Works
Before I bought my first board, I had access to a round bottom, knife railed balsa wood nightmare. it was extremely unstable and the rails would catch. After several weeks of riding it, I noticed that the board worked a lot better. The board hadn't changed. I had adapted to an inferior design that limited my performance.
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I feel the same about "downrail longboards." You can adapt but your performance can be better with "50/50" rails. The "50/50" rails don't catch, are not stiff, don't "track", they turn smoother and they flow in and out of all transitions better. I do advocate dropping the rails at the tail which doesn't adversely affect the positive characteristics. There are of course other important design factors but the shape of your rail definitely affects the flavor of your surfing. Don't believe me? Ask Skip Frye. Talk to Kevin Connelly about his longer boards. Look at what Joel Tudor rides.
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|Quoting AirFrnt (Reply 1):
I suspect as time goes on, those two gates will be shared among the Star Alliance Carriers. With the news that UA is looking at LHR to DEN service, they will have to have access to a A terminal gate for Customs and Immigration access.
|Quoting AirFrnt (Reply 1):
That is unless the EU airports start putting in pre-clearence areas (which is not a insane idea).
|Quoting AirFrnt (Reply 1):
It also may be indicitive that AC plans on some traffic to non Canadian destinations. Does the Canadian openskies agreement allow DEN to LHR routing? How many slots does AC have in LHR?
|Quoting BA (Reply 3):
I don't think the new open skies agreement covers cabotage rights.
|Quoting Sebring (Reply 5):
is it not possible that AC's international presence on the chart does not represent the totality of its operations at DEN? Might it not still be using UA domestic gates?
|Quoting BA (Reply 3):
but still, there isn't really any reason for AC to use them.
|Quoting Threepoint (Reply 4):
It doesn't, but this (DEN-LHR on AC) is not cabotage. Cabotage would be AC serving another US city from DEN directly.
|Quoting RedTailDTW (Reply 8):
DL must have given up one of their gates for AirTran, hmmm.
|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 9):
Here's why... all bags arriving from Canada and connecting to a UA flight must be inspected by the TSA. If the only place that that can be done is at the main terminal, it will save UA some time to have to take those bags less far.
|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 9):
If UA needs an additional international gate for the LHR flight, that gate will sit unused for much of the day.
|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 9):
Here's why... all bags arriving from Canada and connecting to a UA flight must be inspected by the TSA. If the only place that that can be done is at the main terminal, it will save UA some time to have to take those bags less far.
|Quoting N1120A (Reply 12):
For what reason? They are already inspected.
|Quoting BA (Reply 3):
I'm not sure if the EU would accept this unless a reciprocal agreement is reached. As in, pre-clearance areas for the EU in US airports.
Also, it would require quite a bit of infrastructure changes done at EU airports if such an agreement was accepted.
|Quoting FLYACYYZ (Reply 16):
Over the last year, there was been a sizeable departure from UAL as the handling agent.
|Quoting FLYACYYZ (Reply 20):
I'm not aware that any passenger check-in functions have actually been transferred to USAirways. I believe the primary transfer of pax functions has been awarded to Penauille-Servisair.
Virtually 100% of AC feed at DEN is United Airlines. Having to make the terminal/concourse switch is going to add time to connectivity. There has to be a good story here.
|Quoting AirFrnt (Reply 21):
I have never not been on the AC YYZ to DEN and not had it sold out.
|Quoting Threepoint (Reply 22):
Wow, a triple negative. Do you mean your Toronto-Denver flights have always been full?
|Quoting Airbazar (Reply 17):
The biggest problem would be how to handle customs for connecting passengers, and for that I don't really have an easy answer
|Quoting Airbazar (Reply 17):
They're already setup to handle inbound international connecting traffic without forcing anyone to clear immigration/customs at the first airport.
|Quoting Airbazar (Reply 17):
The reason the US allows pre-clearance is because the costs involved in equiping every single airport in the US with FIS and customs facilities.
|Quoting Airbazar (Reply 17):
Also, EU airport would not need all that much in terms of infrastructure changes because they already do immigration screening on every outbound passenger, and airports that offer non-stop service to the US already have an additional security checkpoint which could be easily converted into a full immigration checkpoint.
|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 24):
They could do it just like Ireland, but that really doesn't solve the problem, as the planes still have to land at an FIS-capable gate.
|Quoting FLYACYYZ (Reply 20):
Virtually 100% of AC feed at DEN is United Airlines. Having to make the terminal/concourse switch is going to add time to connectivity. There has to be a good story here.
|Quoting BA (Reply 27):
This is my concern as well and I wonder how it will affect AC's performance in DEN.
|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 28):
It won't at all. It's a quick train ride, and it's not like most travelers will check into it before booking.
|Quoting Briboy (Reply 29):
Is there a RCC in A?
|Quoting BA (Reply 30):
True, it is just a quick train ride, however, DEN is known for allowing 30 minute connections and I'm not sure if it can be done if the connection requires changing concourses.
|Quoting FLYACYYZ (Reply 32):
In terms of what????
Have operated dozens of flights to/from Denver without a glitch.
|Quoting DIA77 (Reply 34):
Actually it looks like they are back up to 5 on some days, but many of those are operated by ERJs.
|Quoting UnknownUser (Reply 26):
Now WN has C49 and C concourse will be expanded out just for WN. (Hint hint, lots more WN growth at DEN.)
|Quoting BA (Reply 27):
This is my concern as well and I wonder how it will affect AC's performance in DEN.
AC has had an up and down history in DEN.
|Quoting AirFrnt (Reply 38):
I'm not quite sure what you are referring to. I am a regular on the YYZ to DEN flights the operate for the last two years, and outside fo a tornado problem at YYZ once, have never had any problems with them.
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|Quoting Cubsrule (Reply 15):
Quoting N1120A (Reply 12):
For what reason? They are already inspected.
Ask the government...
Seriously, you've got me, and I know it causes a lot of bags to misconnect at ORD. I would imagine that the situation at DEN is not grossly different.
|Quoting Robsawatsky (Reply 41):
I do not believe that bags originating from a Canadian airport that have undergone the pre-clearance procedures require re-inspection in the US before continuing onward. If that was the case wouldn't it also apply to CDN-US direct flights that make an intermediate US stop before carrying on to the final US destination, which defintely does not happen?
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We also offer a convenient no-obligation appointment option so you can learn more about how we can help with no commitment.
When you choose Motion Physiotherapy you will find experienced staff who work together to ensure optimal care for your painful injury.
Located on Tenth St, Motion Physiotherapy recognizes the differences in shapes, sizes, strengths and degrees of injury amongst all of our patients and designs sensible rehabilitation programs that help our patients reach their personal rehabilitation goals. Whether it is pain relief or recovery from an injury, we will provide therapy options that can help you play an active role in achieving your goals. We are a multidisciplinary clinic, by working together as a team, all clinicians are in constant communication with each other in order to ensure that each patient receives the most effective treatment possible.
We successfully treat many conditions and injuries through a variety of effective therapy options. Click on the "condition" tab above to learn more about therapy options.
Early Intervention Can Help Prevent Lifelong Chronic Pain
Early intervention is critical to a speedy recovery. Research has proven that people who seek therapy early after an injury have shorter recovery periods and are 8 times less likely to develop chronic pain.*
Motion Physiotherapy can help you feel your best. Schedule your no-obligation appointment today using the form to the right, or give us a call and put Motion Physiotherapy full spectrum of advanced rehabilitation services to work for you.
*Study by the Department of Occupational Medicine at the Orebro Medical Centre.
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At Motion Physiotherapy, our team has extensive experience and training in treating a variety of different conditions.
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Our first goal is to reduce the symptoms you're feeling right now as quickly as possible. We assess and develop a personalized treatment program through means including, but not limited to, advanced exercise prescriptions, manual therapy, and various modalities.
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To come up with your treatment program, a therapist will gather key information about your condition. Your answers along with the results of an expert examination will guide us in creating a specific type of treatment program to effectively address your specific condition and eventually, to facilitate your healing.
Adjustments to the program are implemented based on your actual progress, or response, to the treatment until your goals are achieved. We pay close attention to your progress. You will receive verbal instruction and hands-on guidance to improve your condition.
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Understanding Your Condition and Implementing Prevention Strategies
A clear understanding of your condition will not only alleviate your concerns, but can also help you understand your condition, to look for and change factors that may be causing your symptoms, and to help you learn how to avoid future problems.
Our therapists may provide tips, specific stretches, and exercises to do at work, or during activities. We recommend changes to help you do your job with less strain and less chance of injury.
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It takes a team approach to high quality health care. That is why we never take your doctor out of the equation.
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But the treatment doesn't stop in our office. We may provide you with exercises to do at home on a regular basis to help control your symptoms and protect reoccurrence of injury in the years ahead. Although we will continue to be a resource, you will be in charge of practicing the strategies and exercises you've learned as part of an ongoing home program and maintain a good quality of life.
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Motion Physiotherapy uses many therapy options to ensure an optimal approach to your care. You will experience a variety of gentle therapy solutions that can help reduce pain, strengthen, add flexibility, improve joint range, and more. Some of our services include:
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Stephen Moreland - Physiotherapist
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Stephen joined Motion Physiotherapy as an associate in 2007. He holds a degree in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University (1999), a degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Toronto (2002), and has received post graduate training in manual and manipulative therapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. His practice focuses on treating orthopaedic and sports related injuries through the use of specific manual therapy techniques, therapeutic taping, and injury specific exercises.
Chris von Schellwitz - Physiotherapist
Chris completed both his Bachelor degree in Human Kinetics and his Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia. He has an interest in working with athletes of all capacities, from the weekend warriors and recreational athletes to varsity and elite athletes. Currently, Chris is involved with the Vancouver Whitecaps residency program and has vast experience with coaching, managing, and playing soccer and ice hockey at all levels.
Chris' treatment focuses on manual techniques and rehabilitation through strengthening and exercise programs. He is committed to keeping current with modern empirical evidence and continuing education in the field of orthopaedic and sports physiotherapy.
Outside of the clinic Chris can be found playing all sorts of recreational team sports but he also has a love for cycling. He just completed the GranFondo for the second year in a row while raising money for the BC heart and lung association.
Kathryn Morse - Physiotherapist
Kathryn joined the team at Motion Physiotherapy in 2015. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University before completing her Master's degree in Physical Therapy at Queen's University. Her post-graduate education interests include manual therapy, therapeutic taping, and dry needling. She strives to help her clients move better using client education, exercise prescription, and manual therapy techniques.
Jennifer Schweding - Massage Therapist
Jennifer graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2012. She strives to facilitate wellness through tapping in to the body?s innate ability to heal, regenerate and adapt. Jennifer endeavors to reach each patient?s goals through a variety of techniques such as Swedish, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and joint mobilizations while collaborating with other healthcare practitioners. She is also in the course of becoming fully certified in Manual Lymph Drainage. Jennifer has a passion for the rehabilitation and long-term care of people with neurological conditions and spinal cord injury, supporting an active and integrated accessible-lifestyle within the community.
Matthew Strukoff - Physiotherapist
Matthew completed his Bachelors of Science in Physiotherapy in 2013 from Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester, England. He places strong emphasis on accurate assessment and diagnosis in order to truly identify the root of a client's pain/dysfunction and believes in an individual approach to care with his clients. Matthew is passionate about expanding his knowledge base and has taken additional post-graduate courses in Acupuncture and Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS). He also has his Level Two Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Therapy and is currently pursuing further Manual Therapy Levels and Sports Physiotherapy Certificate.


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Longitude: 45.944793 / Latitude: -66.680343
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From: The west. From Highway 2, take Exit 280, Route 8, Exit 6A, first set of lights, turn right, drive up Bishop Drive, one kilometer, the Best Western Plus Fredericton Hotel & Suites is on the right.
From: The east. From Highway 2, take Exit 285B, turn right at stop sign, second set of lights, turn left, turn left again at next set of lights, drive up one kilometer on Bishop Drive. The Best Western Plus Fredericton Hotel & Suites is on the right.
From: All directions. Use GPS coordinates: Latitude N 45 56.683: Longitude W 066 40.823
From: Fredericton International. Exit onto Lincoln Road from the airport. Turn left onto Vanier Industrial Drive. Turn left toward NB-7N (signs for NB-7/NB-8/Edmundston/Saint John/Trans Canada Highway/NB-2). Take the ramp to Trans Canada Highway/New Brunswick 2 W/NB-8/Edmundston. Merge onto NB-7N. Continue onto Vanier Highway West. Turn left onto Regent St/NB-101 (signs for Reent Street S/New Maryland). Turn right onto Arnold Drive. Turn left onto Bishop Drive to the Best Western Plus Fredericton Hotel & Suites.
From: Downtown Fredericton. Take Queen Street. Turn right onto Ste Annes Point Drive. Turn right onto NB-102N (signs for Trans Canada Highway/NB-2/Woodstock Road). Turn left onto Hanwell Road/NB-640 South. Turn left onto Bishop Drive to the Best Western Plus Fredericton Hotel & Suites.
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We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Bay of Fundy
Sandstone Rocks in the Bay of Fundy
While in the beautiful Maritime Atlantic Canada province of New Brunswick, travel to the southern region to explore one of the most dynamic coastlines in the world.
The 170 mile Bay of Fundy, tucked in between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, features the world's highest tidal range. Whether whale-watching, hiking, white-water rafting, boating, sea kayaking or visiting local wineries, there is plenty to do in this magnificent area.
While in the Bay of Fundy region, be sure to travel north along the coast to Hopewell Rocks, near Moncton, where you can walk along the ocean floor during low tide. Bring your camera to capture the sandstone rock formations.
The Irving Nature Park and the Fundy Trail Parkway are also must-see area attractions offering incredible views of the Bay, while enjoying time outside. At the end of a fun-filled day, stay in the vibrant city of Saint John.
Fredericton Botanic Garden
Ideal during spring and summer, the Fredericton Botanic Garden is a calm and beautiful place encouraging tranquility. Enjoy walking along the interpretive trails among the exotic and native plants. The garden is located in Fredericton across from the St. John River, near Odell Park.
Stroll the grounds to view the streams, springs, rocky ledges and terraces and let your mind drift away. The garden also showcases the work of local landscape designers in the various planters. Sign up for a workshop or participate in the "seedy Saturday" events or plant sales. There are few better ways to enjoy serenity in Atlantic Canada.
Fredericton International Airport
Handling over 270,000 passengers annually, Fredericton International Airport (YFC) serves Fredericton, New Brunswick in the Atlantic Canada region. Owned by Transport Canada and operated by the Greater Fredericton Airport Authority, YFC has two runways.
Known as the second busiest airport in New Brunswick, YFC is served by Air Canada Express, Air Transat and Sunwing Airlines. Slylink Express offers cargo flight service to YFC.
Kings Landing Historical Settlement
Relive the past in the small settlement of Prince William along the Saint John River in New Brunswick. Plan for a day of fun at the Kings Landing Historical Settlement. This 19th century outdoor Living History Museum is filled with a variety of hands-on activities, demonstrations and entertainment. Grab a village map and set out for a day of family fun. Kids love seeing the sheep, horses, chickens and pigs at the farm.
Watching the animals contribute their efforts on the farm from the dog-powered butter churn to the horse-powered saw, is always entertaining. Enjoy a wagon ride, kick up your heels in a barn dance or savor an authentic meal.
Time your visit to the settlement to attend the Thanksgiving Festival, the Rattle on the Stove Pipe Music Festival, or one of the other special events held throughout the year. Enjoy Kings Landing with a short drive in from Fredericton.
Science East Science Centre
One of the most unique attractions in Canada, Fredericton's Science East Science Centre is located in a former jail built in 1842. Featuring over 150 exhibits designed for play and discovery, explore science through optical illusions, forensics, animals, anatomy, deep space and much more.
Try the Batak Pro reaction timer (used in F1 driver training) to test peripheral vision and reaction speed. Play games using the movement of your own shadow with the PlayMotion interactive virtual shadow wall.
In the basement museum, learn about the jail's history and how DNA is used to solve crimes. During summer, Science East features the only outdoor science playground in Atlantic Canada and daily science shows. Services and exhibits available in both French and English.
More Area Attractions & Services
- 0.5 kilometer(s) from Regent Mall, shopping center with over 115 stores and services
- 0.5 kilometer(s) from Empire Theatres, 10 cinemas
- 2 kilometer(s) from Kingswood Park, golf, bowling and family fun center
- 3 kilometer(s) from Christ Church Cathedral, this is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in North America. The cornerstone for Christ Church Cathedral was laid in 1845 and construction was completed in 1853. Tours are available and the Cathedral is also the stage for musical performances on Fridays at 12:15 p.m. during the summer months.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Historic Garrison District, come experience Fredericton's vibrant heart, where colonial history and dynamic modern culture meet by the majestic St. John River. Visit this national historic site in the city's downtown and spend the day discovering the colorful changing of the guard, museums, fine craft shops, walking tours and outdoor theatre. Dine at nearby outdoor cafe's, take in an evening outdoor concert, storytelling or an award winning festival. It's where our history and culture come together.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Changing of The Guard, with a flash of scarlet and a skirl of pipes, history comes to life! Tuesday through Saturday during the months of July & August, a re-enactment of the Changing-of-the-Guard ceremony takes place in Officers' Square and at City Hall. The Guard dates back to 1793 when Governor Carleton formed the first New Brunswick Regiment, soon after renamed the Royal New Brunswick Regiment.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Trans Canada Trail, over 10 kilometers of groomed trail throughout Fredericton with beautiful scenery and great photo opportunities.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Science East, over 100 hands-on exhibits that teach the basics of science in a fun & entertaining way.
- 3.5 kilometer(s) from O'Dell Park, 75-hectare (388-acre) features barbecue pits, picnic tables, children's play equipment, a duck pond, arboretum, entry to botanic garden. Open Daily from 7am to 10pm.
- 8 kilometer(s) from Killarney Lake, supervised fresh water beach with a beautifully groomed trail that's great for hiking.
- 0.5 kilometer(s) from Regent Mall, walking distance to Fredericton's largest shopping centre with 115 stores and services.
- 1 kilometer(s) from Fredericton Mall
- 1.5 kilometer(s) from Winners, brand style clothing without brand style prices
- 3.5 kilometer(s) from King's Place Mall, down town shopping mall
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- Hot tub
- 2 kilometer(s) from Kingswood Entertainment Center, one-stop family entertainment includes bowling, playground, lazertag, games, golf, fitness center, and ice skating.
- 2 kilometer(s) from Kingswood Golf, 27 hole, 18-hole signature, 9-hole executive and a complete practice facility.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Carleton Park North, river front green property great for picnics and light strolls along the majestic Saint John River.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Christ Church Cathedral, national historic site, includes the prototype for Big Ben the famous clock in England.
- 3 kilometer(s) from Boyce Farmer's Market, open every Saturday morning all year round, ranked in the top eight of Canada.
- 3.5 kilometer(s) from Beaverbrook Art Gallery, works by Canadian and British artist and more. The gallery is internationally known.
- 3.5 kilometer(s) from NB Sports Hall of Fame, corner of Queen and Carleton St.
- 7 kilometer(s) from Killarney Lake, freshwater lake with beautiful walking/hiking trails
- 12 kilometer(s) from Bucket Club, includes water slides, camping, driving range and great fun for the whole family.
- 15 kilometer(s) from King's Landing, this historical settlement is a 300 acre open air museum with tours open year round.
Nearby Restaurants
- Lounge 333, on premises, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: dinner, Lounge 333 is open daily from 5pm to midnight. Family style dinner available from pizza, wings, salads etc. Guest appreciation events throughout the year. For events, look us up on Facebook!
- 1.00 kilometer(s) from The Hilltop Grill & Bever, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, established in 1974 and still known for the best steak house around and home of the Prime Rib Roast Beef.
- 1.00 kilometer(s) from Boston Pizza, Bar/Lounge, Italian, Open for: lunch, dinner, provides for two experiences under one roof, with a full service, family friendly casual dining restaurant and a separate sports bar.
- 1.00 kilometer(s) from Swiss Chalet, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 2.50 kilometer(s) from Brewbaker's, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner, Canadian/Italian cuisine
- 2.50 kilometer(s) from The Blue Door, Bar/Lounge, International, Open for: lunch, dinner, has just about everything from Vegan to meat lovers.
- 2.50 kilometer(s) from Mexicalla Rosa's, Bar/Lounge, Mexican, Open for: lunch, dinner,
- 3.00 kilometer(s) from McGuinnis Landing, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner,
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Giant old theatre
Kourion Travel Blog› entry 9 of 20 › view all entries
I head
along leaving the goddess behind and head for an area with some old remains
from a big ancient city. The Ancient city of
Kurion is
way up on top of a hill looking out over the Mediterranean and up there I start
wandering around for a while the first stop is the old bathhouse - most of the
house walls has been destroyed long ago so there is only a few remains of the
construction but the mosaics is still fairly intact.
Considering the size of some of the ancient theatres this is not super big with only 3.000 seats but it has a fair size and is pretty well preserved. The only thing lacking a bit is the stage area where there is not really very much left. From the top you can see the ocean once more.
After the visit to the theatre it is time to head down the road for half a mile or so. On the way I see how the Romans produced all those columns there is a prime example right there next to the path - made out of genuine plastic and hollow. I wonder how this could keep up anything but hey plastic must be stronger and more durable than I realized.
Down at the
end of the path is the old Roman forum and an old Christian basilica. Both of
the places is somewhat destroy. One of the reasons I can see at the Forum where
there is a little circular pit which has been used to turn the marble columns
into lime at some stage in the middle ages.
In the forum area is the old bath house which still has some of the mosaics present and you can see some of the foundations for the hot baths - they kind of explain how they worked but I still don't really get it.
After the forum there are a couple of houses they are named after the mosaics which were found in the houses. The first is the house of the gladiators which may have been a private house or it may have been some sort of semi public house. After this house is the house of Achilles which naturally is named after the mosaics depicting scenes from the life of the hero.
On a small
side track is a little house called the earthquake house - because it is just a
little bit away from the other attractions it seems like only a tiny fraction
of the visitors bother to walk those extra few hundred yards - but hey I don't
care that only mean you can have the site to yourself.
I am finished with the main site now but there is a little extra bonus attraction down at the beach - an old beach cathedral which I kind of wanna go and see - I head down to the beach and see the many columns of the old basilica unfortunately the building is sealed off so I can't really get as close as I would like but it is possible to see most of the site by look over the wire fence.
A little
bit down the road from the ancient Kurion is the old stadium where the
inhabitants of the city could come and watch different sports game takes place
between the old athletes of the day.
Even further down the road is an old temple to worship of Apollo. There are some buildings left and there is yet another old bathhouse with a nice little bit of mosaic flour. The place has been used for sacrifices to a god for a very long time. There has been found a piece of pottery dating from 2300 BC which indicate the same spot have been used for sacrifice long before Apollo was a god. The old sacrificial alter is a strange sight. It is only a little round pit and apparently it is not because it has been destroyed - it has simply always been like that. Later the Romans put in several big additions to the old small place of worship including a big temple to Apollo. But the sacrificial alter was still round but now it was placed inside a big temple.
The best
preserved part of this area is actually some strange buildings.