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Ezreal Build
Ability Sequence
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Welcome to Hybrid Ezreal
This guide specializes on Ezreal and maximizing his damage potential.
AD builds fall short because in the case that Ezreal gets targeted and blown up he will have effectively dealt no damage with his ultimate.
AP Ezreal fails because he deals no damage after blowing up an enemy champion and cannot secure kills very well.
Hyrbid Ezreal just blows people up.
Ranked Play
This build works in ranked play well.
Simply because Ezreal is often countered as an AD champion and not a hybrid.
Unique Skills
Keeping Mystic Shot at Level 1 makes deals a bonus 20 attack damage and costs a puny 35 MANA!
That's insane.
So you're telling me i can attack people from 800 range away and it won't hurt my mana at all?
On top of that Essence Flux and Arcane Shift both deal 300 damage very quickly.
Simply attack and last shot with Mystic Shot since we leave it at such a low level it hardly even cuts into your mana.
Stay back until you can farm Sheen and Boots of Speed once you have these items roughly 1.1k gold. Focus on the champion or champions in lane.
After a few champion kills, or a bunch of minion kills about 1.8k gold worth return to base for Hextech Revolver and Boots of Swiftness.
Whenever at base fire your ultimate into a lane for a potential assist kill or creep farm, since it has such a low cooldown.
This next part is user optional.
I finish the Hextech Gunblade before Manamune for the lifesteal and extra spell vamp.
After you have these items finish your build.
Summoner Spells
Sometimes I choose:
Flash Exhaust
Ghost Flash
Flash Ignite
Clairvoyance Clarity
Exhaust Ignite
Or the ever so popular Revive Rally
Team Work
Avoid Tanks and stunners, Amumu Renekton They can and will be gay to you.
Take out carries and or support Lux Ashe Sona Soraka Janna Twitch Evelynn very quickly.
That is your job.
Let the tank insert, you shouldn't have to chase if you're good with your ultimate.


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There are no good years for videogames, and no bad years. They're all just years, with some really good games, some really bad ones, and a bunch of forgettable ones in-between. Those numbers fluctuate from year to year, but there'll never be a shortage of stuff worth playing if you keep your mind (and wallet) open.
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20. For Honor
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Tarsier Studios' Little Nightmares presents us with the third circle of Hell, wrapped into a Tim Burton-esque package comparable to PlayDead's Limbo or Inside. In Little Nightmares, these nightmares are grotesque and terrifying. Tarsier Studios has crafted a hauntingly provocative story with its use of atmosphere, cultural themes, and fear of the unknown. Little Nightmares sends chills through your spins as you attempt to outrun people much larger—and thus, much faster—than you.—Jeremy Winslow
18. Nioh
[Nioh's] combat is almost perfect, and I only hesitate to call it perfect because I don't feel like I've mastered it. The Ki Pulse adds a dynamic feel to every battle, and even the simplicity of being able to see an enemy's stamina bar as well as their health just makes it feel like every battle is a special, one on one encounter. Nioh's combat feels fair; it feels balanced, and even tough battles feel surmountable.—Adam Cook
17. Tumbleseed
Tumbleseed is all about patience. Predicting the trajectory of the seed and adjusting the angle of the bar requires quick thinking, and steady fingers. The levels change every time the player restarts, and thus the layout cannot be memorized. They can only anticipate what types of enemies and obstacles may lay ahead based on the environment they're playing in. The mountain has four separate ecosystems as the seed travels upward, and they offer a change of atmospheric pace as the game progresses. At a distance, the limited number of areas would suggest the game is short, but with the repetition the game's difficulty demands, they're actually quite long.—Holly Green
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13. Arms
Arms is more than a game about fighting; it is a reminder of genre's stagnation. Just like a bicep will atrophy in absence of exercise, so too will a category of game ("one-on-one-fighting game", for example) become stunted by too many me-too attempts. There is both unlimited room and potential for videogames and yet the market is oversaturated with games that rely on stale conventions. Playing Arms feels both intuitive and strange. Stand in front of your TV with a Joy-con in each hand and you feel more connected to your character than in a typical 2D Street Fight. While Arms presents itself as a fighting game, in a way, it has become a sneaky demonstration of the limitations of the genre's defining features.—Jon Irwin
12. Resident Evil 7
I enjoy a good horror game, and I've played through lots of horror titles in a variety of different genres. Nothing has bothered me as much as Resident Evil 7. There is something in the game's specific combination of ambient sounds, level design, lack of soundtrack, and camera acceleration speed that ended up ticking all of the boxes for making me feel profoundly and disturbingly anxious while playing the game …Resident Evil 7 is so anxiety-inducing, I had to get someone to come play it with me. And I'm glad I did, because the game is probably best experienced in pairs. Its story is told in fits and starts, providing several opportunities to theorize about what is actually going on. Being a first-person horror game, there's a lot of time spent avoiding enemies and slowly creeping down hallways, and we spent a lot of that time between story beats hollering about what the game's story was even about at that point in time.—Cameron Kunzelman
11. Gnog
KO_OP's candy-colored Gnog is as much of an interactive toy box as a game, especially in VR. It situates its puzzles in a series of three-dimensional boxes that have to be poked, prodded, turned and explored as you try to figure out the exact right way to interact with it. With its fanciful, lightly psychedelic images, and its warm electronic score, Gnog is a soothing multimedia treat.—Garrett Martin
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March 13th, 2017 - Design Wall Monday
It has been a very long time since I posted anything here. Here is one of the quilts I am working on. It's Urban Abacus by Sew Kind of Wonderful using the Quick Curve ruler. I saw it made in Jane Sassaman fabrics and just loved it. So after much searching, I found 9 different prints that worked well together. Mind you, I only needed 1/4 yard of each print even though I bought a full yard or 2 of the ones I liked best. Now I might be making a few more of the same thing. We will see how this one finishes up, I have 4 more rows to add. I worked on this at the Hearts to Holly retreat last weekend and ran out of white pieces. Must have counted them out incorrectly.
March 12th, 2017 - The Stash
Just a quick little post. I went to a retreat last weekend and felt like I didn't accomplish much. Mostly gabbing and playing catch-up with everyone. I had a good time and the weather was great for driving the 4 plus hours to get there. I didn't buy any fabric while I was there either. That is a first for me!
Fabric used since the last time: 35.58 yds
Fabric used YTD: 87.1 yds
Fabric added since the last time: 16.25 yds
Fabric added YTD: 20.25 yds
Net fabric busted: 66.85 yds
I feel good about my purchases. No stash enhancements, mostly backings. My mom gave me a gift card for the local quilt shop and I went in there and could not find something to buy that wasn't fabric. Thankfully there's no expiry date on it!
Have a great week!
January 29th, 2017 - The Stash Week 4
So I hardly post anymore but that's okay. As long as I'm quilting, all is good. We have been babysitting both grandkids most weekends and are enjoying every minute of it. One day, this won't be the place to hang out so until then we are loving it.
During the weeks of this month, I've been sewing away like crazy. Made 3 tops, 3 backings, started on a Christmas gift and started on another quilt. I can't decide which I want to work on. As soon as I cut fabric for a quilt, I count it as out of my stash. I even purchased fabric to go with some I picked up last year. Great find on eBay. Too bad there's shipping charges but I didn't buy it for the price, I bought it because it's what I wanted. It was still cheaper than fabric here in Canada.And it goes with this fabric from last year.
Now for some numbers.
Fabric used this month and YTD: 51.52 yds
Fabric added this month and YTD: 4 yds
Net fabric busted: 47.52 yds
By the way, I didn't actually use all that fabric, I gifted 26 yards to a new quilter. And it really didn't make a dent in my stash. I hope to be ahead this year. I finished last year in the black with 0.42 yards. My final total was 161.93 yards used and I added 161.57 yards. Ever since I started doing Stash reports on Judy's site, I've added more than I've used by 221.93 yards. This year I hope to make that zero. Here goes!
Have a great week!
September 18th, 2016 - MIA and The Stash
I guess I have not posted for a while (July) but I am still sewing, buying fabric and trying to use up this gigantic stash. I have made 10 pillow cases (great stash buster), made a few bindings, made a few tops and another great stash buster, made quite a few backings. My friend with the long-arm is going away so I better get some tops quilted while she's away.
Now for those numbers.
Fabric used since the last time: 41.56 yds
Fabric used YTD: 130.43 yds
Fabric added since the last time: 31 yds
Fabric added YTD: 101.99 yds
Net fabric busted: 28.44 yds
I still have too much fabric, too many scraps, too many kits, too many books, rulers, gadgets and way too many projects in my head. One day I am sure that I will get it all done. Until then I will keep posting about it and enjoying the good life. Bye for now!
July 17th, 2016 - The Stash
Hey, long time, no post on blog. What's up with that! Anyway, here I am after a long absence. I've been busy, doing all kinds of stuff but not getting enough quilting done. Oh but I've managed to buy fabric, too much in fact. So here is my current status report.
Fabric used since the last time: 21.24 yds
Fabric used year to date: 88.87 yds
Fabric purchased since the last time: 23.65 yds
Fabric purchased year to date: 70.99 yds
Net fabric busted: 17.88 yds
I've been to 2 shop hops. Imagine that! At the first one, I really tried not to buy fabric but one shop had some Jane Sassaman fabric for 7.99/meter. In Canada that's a great deal. So I bought some. Then I was looking for a particular piece of black so that involved buying a few different meters. And since everything was on sale, I bought some tan flannel for backing. The 2nd shop hop was a lot better. I only bought a jelly roll. Now I need to get busy and sew like a mad woman. Later!
April 10th, 2016 - The Stash
Just a quick post. I know it's been awhile but I just seem to be busy all the time. Mostly babysitting the little munchkin. I thought I'd do a stash update here in the quilting basement.
Fabric used since the last time: 12.91 yds
Fabric used YTD: 53.03 yds
Fabric added since the last time and YTD: 37.04 yds
Net fabric busted: 15.99 yds
I'm still in the good. I have plans to make a few more quilts. Most of the ones that I've finished lately has been all accounted for or it was someone else's fabric.
See you all later!
January 29th, 2016 - The Stash
So I said I wasn't going to buy any more fabric. Right! That didn't last very long. But (there's always a but) it was on sale and it's not really for the stash. I received a 50% off coupon in my email from Fabricland, which is the only fabric store here in Windsor ON besides a quilt shop. How pathetic is that! In fact, it's the only non-quilt shop within an hour drive. So with coupon in hand I went in to buy some cozy flannel for backings for comfort quilts. One coupon entitled you to 50% off, one cut of fabric. I wasn't sure if I could use multiple coupons so I thought I would wait and ask before I got the fabric cut. That store sometimes has some really crappy fabric but this time I was in luck. I bought some nice quilt quality flannel in a marble tan. I went back the next day and bought a grey and black check that would really cute on the back of a pink quilt and got 50% off again. I then thought I had enough flannel to do a few quilts but I was talking to my friend and she said it wasn't often that you could get such a coupon. So I went back again the last day of the sale and bought more flannel, a really nice marble yellow. I guess I was lucky I only printed 3 coupons off that email or I would have acquired even more fabric.
I received a gift certificate from my son for the local quilt shop. I was going to use it to only get gadgets or fabric for comfort quilts. But then I thought it was a gift for me so I should buy something I want. So what did I do? I went to the shop and bought some greys to do the Moda Sampler Block Shuffle. It's not Moda fabric but I'm hoping it will look awesome. Once I get a few blocks made, I'll be posting a picture.
On that note here are my numbers for the last month.
Fabric used since the last time: 40.12 yds mostly backings for comfort quilts
Fabric used YTD: 40.12 yds
Fabric added YTD: 35.79 yds
Net fabric busted: 4.33 yds
It's amazing, I'm still in the good!
January 3rd, 2016 - It's A New Year
Here we are in a new year. Once again, I'll see if I can keep track of fabric used and fabric purchased. Since starting a stash report in 2009, I'm amazed at how my fabric purchases have added up. In 7 years of posting, I've used 1273.95 yards of fabric, purchased 1486.305 yards of fabric with my stash accumulating 212.355 yards of fabric. Plus the 6.5 yards I received as a gift for Christmas or my birthday (just days apart). So that stash total should be 218.855 yards.
Right now, all I want to do is start some new projects but I've got mending to do for my son. I already hemmed 2 pairs of pants, labelled my grandson's clothes for daycare and now I just need to mend some pants. Once I get that done, I'm starting something new. Oh but I need to make a t-shirt sample quilt for a class I've been asked to teach. And then I can start something new, I hope.
My youngest son bought me a $100-gift card for the local quilt shop and I have a loyalty card for $25- for the same shop. Fabric is calling me. I do need a few non-quilty items so I hoping to use them to buy said items and leave the fabric there. Obviously, I've purchased enough fabric there and with the Canadian dollar tanking, fabric prices have really gone up. The last fabric I bought there was 17.87/meter plus tax (13%). Can you believe that? Usually I buy a lot of fabric in the States but with the dollar the way it is, that's not even profitable for me. I guess I better start using up this gigantic stash until the dollar gets better. Besides I have no money anyway. We finally finished our kitchen after 3 years of not having one. Well a really small one and now it's still smallish but loads of counter space and still empty cupboards.
Until next week. Toodles!
September 24th, 2015 - My Etsy Shop
I've added a few new items to my Etsy shop, TheQuiltingJunkie. Ever day I will be adding an item or two for your shopping pleasure. The prices may seem a little high for US shoppers but they are all in Canadian dollars. Translate that to 33% less (depending on the current rate) on the US dollar. Happy shopping!
September 19th, 2015 - The Stash
I guess I've been absent for a while. Well, here I am, back from who knows where. Have you ever been there? I seem to have been stuck there for a long time. But I have accomplished a thing or two while I was there. Besides buying fabric, I've made some comfort quilts, worked on some hand stitching and made 6 pillowcases.
Oh yeah, and I opened an Etsy store. I need to sell a few quilts. You can see it here TheQuiltingJunkie. It's just a few quilts for now but I have more to add as I get organized.
And in the stash department, I keep adding fabric. A few bits and pieces that I liked but mostly bolts of white and black that were on sale and I "needed". Right! I also bought some Tim Holtz fabric that I'm going to try to Modge Podge on a featherweight case that's in rough shape.
Now for those dreaded numbers.
Fabric used since the last time and year to date: 137.32 yds
Fabric added since the last time and year to date: 167.76 yds
Net fabric busted: -30.44 yds
One day I'll get that down to a zero.


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SHENYANG, China, June 28, 2011 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- NF Energy Saving Corp. (NASDAQ: NFEC) ("NF Energy" or the "Company"), a leading provider of energy management services and producer of energy efficiency products, today announced the results of its Annual Meeting of Stockholders (the "Annual Meeting") held on Monday, June 27, 2011 in Shenyang, China.
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Brack's victory is his third top-five result of the 2001 season and pushes Team Rahal's Shell driver into the lead for the CART Championship with 49 points after four races.
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Brack took the lead for good on lap 149 when Helio Castroneves pitted.
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At last, our summer weather has arrived and this past week we have been in search of delicious ice cream to cool us down! This month's '5 Great…' list includes 5 Great Ice Cream Destinations in the Fraser Valley. There are way more than 5, of course – where is your favourite stop for a cool, sweet treat?
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1. Marina's Gelato
Located in Maple Ridge, Marina's Gelato serves over 40 flavours of gelato and sorbetto. It is all made on premises and, trust me, you can taste the freshness. Try the Stracciatella!
11968 224th Street, Maple Ridge
2. Frosty's Ice Cream
After a day of running around Cultus Lake Water Park or swimming at Main Beach, a generous helping of ice cream is a perfect way to end the day! Frosty's Ice Cream offers 50 flavours and huge scoops. Mint chocolate chip, wildberry yogurt, birthday cake – what's your favourite?
4121 Columbia Valley, Chilliwack (Cultus Lake)
3. Krause Berry Farms
This is a fantastic place to spend some time with the family this summer! After you have picked some strawberries, relax on the Krause Berry Farms porch with a cup of berry ice cream. A perfectly sweet summer treat!
6429 248th Street, Langley
4. Birchwood Dairy
Rich, thick, creamy ice cream is the best kind, and you will find it at Abbotsford's Birchwood Dairy. Our favourites include Bordeaux Cherry, Funky Monkey and Raspberry Frozen Yogurt. Visit the farm itself, or find this local favourite at many farm markets and ice cream stands, including Yarrow's Mighty Moose Ice Cream.
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5. White Mountain Homemade Ice Cream
White Rock has a number of sweet ice cream parlours all along the beach. One of our favourites is White Mountain Homemade Ice Cream. Not only do they serve decadent ice cream (with huge portions), they also serve frozen yogurt with your choice of fruit. Strawberry, pineapple, peach… choose your own adventure! Then cross the street, take your shoes off and spend the afternoon with sand between your toes.
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Some other Team FVP favourites include Alouette Fresh in Maple Ridge, Ice Cream Galore in Langley, Chantilly Ice Cream in Harrison Hot Springs, Zenberry in Pitt Meadows and we are anxious to learn more about OhhJoy!!
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Steve & Barry's Faces Cash Crunch
Seeks $30 Million;
Chapter 11 May Loom
June 21, 2008; Page A4
As one of the country's fastest-growing store chains, Steve & Barry's LLC was billed as the future of discount retailing. It boasted of massive expansion plans, built on the back of fire-sale prices of clothes and shoes promoted by the likes of actress Sarah Jessica Parker and professional basketball player Stephon Marbury.
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|Sarah Jessica Parker fans overflow into the mall waiting for their favorite star to sign autographs on Aug. 3, 2007, in Mount Prospect, Ill.
That future now looks bleak.
The closely held retailer is racing to find rescue financing of about $30 million. If it is unable to secure backing, it could seek protection from creditors sometime in the next month, say several creditors, bankruptcy lawyers and retail experts familiar with the matter. Steve & Barry's has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to seek out financing and hired a bankruptcy lawyer to advise it on a restructuring, say these people.
A spokesman for Steve & Barry's declined to comment. Its attorney, New York-based retail-bankruptcy veteran Paul Traub, also declined to comment when reached Thursday.
The cash crunch comes even as Steve & Barry's expands across the country, with stores already in 40 states hawking exclusive fashion lines endorsed by tennis player Venus Williams and actress Amanda Bynes. Since May 15, it has opened nine stores, from upstate New York to Kokomo, Ind., and San Jose, Calif.
Steve & Barry's is just the latest retail player hurt by the economic downturn, and its demise would be a big blow to struggling mall owners. An ailing economy and $4-a-gallon gasoline have wreaked havoc upon the retail landscape, pushing the likes of Sharper Image Corp. and Linens n' Things Inc. into bankruptcy protection.
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|Sarah Jessica Parker is among Steve & Barry's celebrity collaborators.
With fashionable clothes priced below $10, Steve & Barry's deep-discount model was built to thrive in such an environment. In a 2006 interview with The Wall Street Journal, co-founder Barry Prevor said the U.S. market could support 5,000 stores. Its founders have dubbed their effort the "Google of retailing."
The company currently has 270 stores and projected 2008 revenue approaching $1 billion, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of roughly $20 million, said two people familiar with its finances.
But some of the forces pushing Steve & Barry's growth were not tied to end-consumer demand, but the needs of mall owners in a softening commercial-real-estate market. Much of the company's earnings came in the form of one-time, up-front payments from mall owners. Those payments were designed to lure the retailer to take over vacated sites, say several people familiar with the company.
Without these payments, the stores are barely profitable, if at all, people familiar with the company's finances say. In recent weeks, the retailer has been seeking at least $30 million to fund operations through 2008. It has approached a number of financing sources, say these people.
Without additional capital, the company's fate will largely be determined by the commercial-lending unit of General Electric Co. It provided the company with a roughly $200 million credit facility in March, and the company is already in default on that loan, said three people familiar with the matter.
Steve & Barry's closing would be another blow for owners of malls and shopping centers, who have struggled to cope with the 6,500 store closures predicted for this year by the International Council of Shopping Centers.
Steve & Barry's eagerly snapped up big-box sites vacated by consolidating chains like Macy's Inc. At a shopping-center conference in May, several mall owners said Steve & Barry's was one of the answers to the industry's problems filling vacant space.
"They should be able to see through this," said Anthony Cafaro Jr., a vice president at Cafaro Co., a large Youngstown, Ohio-based mall developer that leases 10 sites to the company. "They still have that sensational 'wow' factor in terms of their prices—it's a great concept."
Part of the chain's attraction has been its low prices. Everything from sweatpants to jeans to down jackets cost less than $10. The chain has a miniscule advertising budget. Mr. Prevor is also considered a master "tariff arbitrager," carrying an encyclopedic knowledge of tariff codes so the business can reduce costs by manufacturing products in such far-flung locales as Lesotho and Malawi.
Steve & Barry's has received much attention for its celebrity-branded products. In 2006, it signed National Basketball Association star Mr. Marbury to endorse a line of $14 sneakers called Starbury, which were hailed as an antidote to the prices for Nike and other basketball shoes. It also made a splash with a line of clothing designed by Ms. Parker, who named the line Bitten because she was "bitten by the Steve & Barry bug," she has said.
Last year, Ms. Parker and Mr. Marbury appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show to promote their lines and the trend toward "cheap chic."
Mr. Prevor and Steven Shore were childhood friends from Long Island, N.Y., and opened their first store in 1985 in Philadelphia, selling discount University of Pennsylvania apparel and undercutting the campus bookstore. They slowly opened outlets in college towns across the country before transforming Steve & Barry's into a big-box-mall retailer.
In 2005, the International Council of Shopping Centers honored the chain with its "Hot Retailer Award," given each year to stores considered by mall managers as the best at generating buzz and bringing more shoppers to the shopping centers they occupy.
Later that year, the duo fueled those ambitions with investment capital obtained during the credit boom. Private-equity firm TA Associates Inc. paid $320 million for roughly half of the company. About half of that went into the company, with the balance -- about $170 million -- being paid to Messrs. Prevor and Shore.
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Often I try to define my ideal style, as a way of achieving harmony between my body and soul. I believe, personal style honestly cultivated is truly an extension of one's soul.
It is difficult. Being neither born nor raised in the western world, I find the influences of an ancient civilization to be quite strong on me. It does not let me quickly categorize myself into a style. I can not be quite content with a preppy, classic, posh eclectic or bohemian look. Always I feel the need to throw in something unexpected.....maybe a Kundan necklace or a top with a printed deity on it, a silk paisley shawl, maybe even a hand full of glass bangles.....or just wear a classic outfit in a color combination distinctively South Asian.
While I religiously study the classic style icons sometimes I can't help but look for inspiration in someone a bit more exotic, such as Mata Hari.
Despite not being of Indian descent, she was fascinated by this ancient culture and her outfits although product of her imagination, very much reminds me of the grandiose way of dressing that was once common practice.
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This isn't a story about plastic surgery gone wrong or about excess skin from weight loss.
This is a story about someone near and dear to my heart. Someone who wasn't unattractive by any means; but had a love for food, which was made evident by the few extra pounds they were carrying. Their clothes were modest, unassuming and didn't always match.
After implementing a strict diet and a new gym regimen, the weight was melting off. I'll admit, they sure looked good. Along with the new look and the new clothes that accompanied the new body, came something I wasn't expecting.
During what I thought was a lighthearted talk, I had joked that I was starting to look old. They agreed, said I wasn't pretty anymore, and that there was no point in lying to me about it.
I stood aghast trying to control the tears. I was hurt and disappointed all at once. It wasn't just that they told me I wasn't pretty anymore, but that they felt compelled and entitled enough to tell me so. When I expressed that my feelings were hurt, they not only didn't apologize but acted as if I didn't have any right to be upset.
How is it that someone that's so important to you can say something so hurtful with such nonchalance? While we have always had a relationship based on honesty, it was also founded on kindness and a good heart. Unfortunately, the kindness and good heart that drew me to them were discarded like the old clothes that no longer fit their body.
I have to admit, they were right in some ways. I am older and my looks are not what they once were but they were also wrong. I am still pretty, on the inside, where it counts.


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DST Global Selects Sarwal As CEO of Investment Biz
DST Global Solutions has appointed Arun Sarwal as chief executive officer of its investment management solutions business. Sarwal had been advising DST on its strategy for the unit since last September.
DST Global Solutions relaunched in May as three business divisions: investment management solutions, business process solutions and customer lifecycle management. The division that Sarwal now heads, the largest unit, employs 800 in 16 locations with responsibility for solutions strategy, application development and delivery, client support and consulting services.
Commenting on the appointment, DST Global Solutions CEO Tom Abraham said, "Arun's depth of industry experience combined with his proven leadership in global financial services businesses should ensure success in the transformation we are making to a global, customer-centric solutions provider with industry expertise. We are determined to work proactively with our clients to focus on their issues and provide broad-ranging, relevant solutions."
Arun said he will concentrate on developing strong relationships, deepening expertise and developing new innovations.
Graziano Now in Charge Of Touchstone Investments
Steven M. Graziano has joined Touchstone Investments as president, in charge of distribution, product management, marketing, administration, advisory services, relationship management and acquisitions.
Graziano joins the company from Pioneer Investment Management, where he was executive vice president and head of retail distribution and strategic marketing, and previously chief marketing officer and president of Pioneer Funds Distributor. Before that, he held key positions with Fidelity Investments and Boston Research Group.
"We are pleased to have Steve join our firm," said Jill T. McGruder, president and chief executive officer of IFS Financial Services, a sister company to Touchstone, both of which are members of Western & Southern Financial Group. "With more than 30 years of proven financial services experience directing business development and product management initiatives, Steve has the leadership and vision needed for Touchstone's continued success and future growth."
Forward Hires Naka as Senior VP of Operations
Robert S. Naka has joined Forward Management as senior vice president of operations, overseeing mutual funds, separately managed accounts and trading.
With more than 18 years of experience in operations, compliance, mutual fund accounting, administrative services and information technology, Naka comes to the firm from ING Funds, where he was executive vice president and chief operating officer.
"Rob has been brought on to enhance our operational platform, integrating support for hedge funds, mutual funds and SMAs," said J. Alan Reid, Forward's chief executive officer. "Forward has chosen business partners with some of the industry's strongest technology platforms, and Rob's addition will allow us to leverage those capabilities across the back office."
Naka began his investment career in mortgage banking with Colwell Financial, later known as Southmark Mortgage, working in secondary marketing and accounting. He next joined Pilgrim Group as a mutual fund compliance accountant. Pilgrim promoted him to senior vice president of operations, in charge of transfer agent responsibilities. He also guided the firm through a series of acquisitions and mergers that resulted in the ING Funds. In 2006, he was promoted to EVP and chief operating officer for ING's mutual fund business.
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Due to circumstances, we will likely be spending Christmas in Phoenix. It will be DH, me, my 15-year-old step son and our 4-year-old daughter. We're looking for suggestions for a restaurant for Christmas (maybe Christmas Eve) dinner (preferably not a buffet. I saw recommendations for Zinc Bistro and T. Cooks, but those are probably not appropriate for a 4-year old.
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"TCM-2 was performed on June 11, 2014 at 4.30 pm by firing the spacecraft's 22 Newton thrusters for a duration of 16 seconds. At present, the radio distance between the spacecraft and the Earth is 102 million km," an ISRO statement said.
"A radio signal from Earth to the Spacecraft now takes about 340 seconds," it added.
ISRO had earlier announced that the trajectory correction manoeuvre scheduled for April was not necessary and postponed it to this month.
The spacecraft so far has travelled 466 million km as part of its total journey of 680 million km. The space agency said it was continuously monitoring Mars Orbiter spacecraft using Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN) and that the five scientific instruments on board the spacecraft were in "good health."
Another trajectory correction manoeuvre has been planned in August before the space agency performs the Mars Orbit Insertion in September.
The Mars mission, launched from Sriharikota on November 5 last year with an aim to reach the red planet's atmosphere by September 24 this year, already crossed the half-way mark on April 9.
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U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS) and its predecessor Strengthening Pharmaceutical System (SPS) programs used the Regulatory Systems Assessment Tool (RSAT) to conduct structured assessments in Angola, Bangladesh, Guinea, Mozambique, Namibia, and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from 2009 to 2012. The excel-based tool was developed through the adaptation of existing assessment tools including World Health Organization (WHO) national regulatory system assessment tool, WHO Good Governance for Medicines, United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) rapid assessment of quality assurance and quality control of medicines, and SPS indicator-based pharmacovigilance assessment tool. Components of RSAT include background information on the pharmaceutical sector, regulatory framework, regulatory functions and processes, and monitoring evaluation. The tool enables analysis of options towards reform of regulatory systems to improve efficiency and timely access to health products. The assessment involved reviews of relevant policies, laws, regulations and guidance documents, analysis of regulatory processes, and interviews with key informants at the Ministries of Health (MoH) and MRAs.
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