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Worldlingo.com Is good. No online translator is perfect but this one is very good.
http://www1.worldlingo.com/en/products_s鈥?/a>|||Google translator.
Just go on googles home page and right next to its typing box on the right hand side is a button which says: language tool.
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- 2 boneless rib-eye steaks, each 12 to 14 oz. (375 to 440 g)
- Kosher salt
- 3 Tbs. coarsely crushed mixed peppercorns
- 1 Tbs. olive oil, plus more for brushing
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- Freshly ground pepper
Season the steaks with salt, then sprinkle the crushed peppercorns on both sides of each steak, pressing them so they adhere. Let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes.
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Well not exactly! LO or low observability is what primarily drives that. It cost them a lot more to redevelop exotic materials to lighten that section.
But the canards function of flow control is useful enough that they were integrated into the PakFa T-50 on the LERX.
The step is costly because the variable mechanism adds a weight penalty such that even variable duct inlets are becoming a thing of the past. In spite of the penalty they still added this variable root extension to prevent stalled air at the root as they still anticipate dog fights at higher energies with potentially Euros, F-22s and may be China variants.
Looking at the rudder and ray dome tail of the Yellow 13, the canards aren't supposed to have positive pitch... but then again its just a game.
Huh? Did someone say the canards had something to do with airflow into the duct inlets?
I didn't see that mentioned anywhere.
Unless you mean Max's "Flow control" part... but that is to do with controlling airflow over and under the wings, not flow into any duct inlet.
Though I would expect they do a 'dual function'.... more used as an 'elevator', for pitch control, than control air flow over the wings - which would be a very strong input factor being where they are. But it also means the combination of canard angles, and elevator angles, can form some 'radical' results when they work in unison, or at other times oppose. That would be up to what FBW programming they did to use them in whatever manners they found useful.
No Pete, you are wrong. They are used for airflow control pretty much alone just as Max said. Pitch control role for them is marginal.
You can't get higher SUSTAINED turn rates if your wing has already stalled, that's one of the reasons. Tailerons and TV already give more than enough pitch authority.
On the Eurofighter and rafale they may have more pitch role mixed with airflow control.
About the flow into the inlets, I think Max was speaking of the T-50.
But if you are flying along at speed X (lower speeds not high speeds) and then use a canard, it is going to cause dramatic pitch! Irrespective of wing stalling situations etc.
You were flying along fine, and got a huge pitch input... and from the front of the aircraft is different than from the rear. The pitching process will be different for both ends - ending up much the same result, but not initially. So a canard can give its own unique pitching abilities.
The huge angles they can move to - seen in flight pics and videos - just show how much input they would have to the equation!
I would consider the 'airflow for the wing' factor is just a sub-set of their true usefulness. Use them in small doses and they can be used for flow control.. but use them in larger angles and it is all pitch. So IF they only moved, say, 10deg max ever then you could expect it was only for flow control purposes.
Though I guess that large angles, at very low airspeeds, could be flow control uses mainly, instead oif pitch uses. (but would still have the spin off effects of affecting pitch too).
A taileron or TV cannot match what a canard can supply. Pitch control from the FRONT AS WELL means a lot more manoueverability possibilities are available. Even if only for fancy 'airshow antics'.
Thinking about it... I can see a 'chicken and egg' situation.
It will depend on HOW and WHEN you use the canard, as to what its main result will be. Pitch or flow control.
You would need to watch the aircaft's motions, and the canard motions, in unison, to see what they were being used for. A canard could be at 30deg, but the aircraft's attitude was also 20deg, plus the canard would be in 'opposite' direction to the pitch result... showing the 'egg came before the chicken' (LOL)... that the canard did not supply pitch, but at least NOW was being used for flow control. And seeing the initial aircraft move to 20deg, from level, should show what the canard did THEN..... quite possibly "chicken before the egg' this time, if it moved to up initially, to (help) instigate the pitch change, before moving to the downwards angle seen later for flow control.
Plus, even the airspeeds involved play a part.. because it if went to a slow flying 20deg - rather than a fast flying speed that would then make the path pitch increase cause a curving climb - then the slow flying 20deg attitude would show it needs some airflow control (to raise the stall speed), whereas the fast flying one would possibly show (if it moved the appropriate direction) that airflow control is not needed in that situation and it was all pitch use.
I think I recall seeing landing videos, and the aircraft attitude is positive - maybe 20deg sort of thing - and the canards were downwards, at maybe 25deg to 30deg, and 'fluttering' as they were controlled for their purpose. In that set of parameters, I would expect it was for flow control - because having them down means pitch down, but the aircraft is pitched up, thus they would have been used to feed air up and over the wings in that case I expect.
They might not even be strong enough to ever allow control of them for pitch use. Even though they can go to large angles (looks like 45 deg) it is usually a low angle to the airflow, even if the canard angle itself is large.
Though I think I also have seen them landing and using the max canard angle downwards, after touchdown, thus a large angle to the airflow then, and probably used for their drag and resultant air-braking.
Fred I was reasoning on the weight penalty of a variable inlet as being costly enough both in weight, LO and maintenance, that most seek fixed inlets. This describes that though variable anything has penalty, they still added a variable LERX on the T-50 to take on the same function as the canards previously did.
So the removal of the canards wasn't that they were made redundant, in response to Sockrat, but that they were too costly with low observability. Removing their extra weight, using lighter alloys physically improved things, but they are not up against a tougher customer, the F-22. So they have a combination tactic to expose the F-22 to vulnerability.
The T-50 variable LERX to my knowledge doesn't have a roll in the air flow to the intake but to the top of the root flow as it did with most of the Canard variants and even the Euro.
LO wasn't a primary tactic in gen 4 aircraft. The Euro new radar and long range missile suite changed this and SU wanted to reduce the signature and weight that the Canards and LERX had with the early SU-35. They realized in a 4++, removing the canards and changing the weight distribution with materials/alloys, while using FCS software and TV, they could make marked improvements against most 4++ aircraft.
But Gen 5, specifically the raptor they felt tactics can force a merges to expos them into close in missile dog fighting within detection range; even low K ban arrays. In such, while the F-22 is very maneuverable, it can be out flown by even the Euro in close quarters. Thus the T-50 employs LO Variable LERX to assist the maneuverability in the transonic even with such a weight penalty. This shows the original canards were never really obsolete, they just didn't have a good solution to employ them at the time.
Canards is one of the things that makes the Euro maneuverable where in the transonic they too primarily point only down to assist with flow. The FCS does still use them as a pitch control device as well depending on conditions. Canards used this way also have another function in changing the G load to the pilot. The aircraft tends to rotate around the pilot reducing G load to the pilot in hard pitches. They just show up on radar too easily to there newer counter parts.
Speculation though has not yet explained if the very slight positive pitch (above center line) on the T-50s new variable LERX is for inlet, air flow or maneuver, since its not clear if or when its deployed dynamically. Only that it has been photographed to during ground run ups as moving above datum.
So no, never meant to imply the variable LERX were for inlet flow, but as flow canards they were useful enough to redeploy in a LO design in spite of their weight penalty and the T-50 still having TV, Ruddervators and even better FCS suite.
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Pete you're indirectly correct
You said earlier they made a million variants. They have also tried using the Canards in a number of ways on the various versions.
It appears though that they have the FCS settle on having the canards pitch only down as an airflow device. On most models they are actually slaved to the LE wing flaps. On some they have some independence from the wing LE.
Too, while the canards can have a pitch influences since, let's face it even the tiny canards on the B1-B a used to contorl low fast map of the earth flying, they can be very effective, but they don't need to be.
The findings are if you can move any combination available to perform a maneuver at what ever given speed with the lowest observable signature, which also is the lowest drag, that is what the FCS selects.
Since tailerons and TV have less drag and because they can not slap on fences, strakes etc because of LO, they mainly have the canards there for flow function.
Between the Terminator 37, 33, 35, 32, 34 etc they had various rudders and tail raydomes along with canards that becomes a signature of how the canards may have been deployed/used at that time in the program.
But I though genius when they just took the canards and butt it up against the LERX on the T-50 to remove any seams but maintain their primary function of flow control as the original canards did.
Last edited by Maxthrottle; Dec 22, 2012 at 11:58 AM. Reason: MY SPELLING SUCKS WHEN USING MY PHONE
I would have thought if they used earleir ones just for flow control then they would of course run them right to the LE. Having a 'gap' would be ineffiecient.
But not so 'inefficient' for use as a pitch device because then you do want separation from the wing, to allow airflow 'smoothness' to resume (or at least have time to improve the most it can).
However, they did set them quite close.... maybe some technical reason does come into play that it works well with a gap like that (for flow control).... or, they just could not do the mechanics further forwards anyway (probably likely).
Then you have that T-50 example of them very close to LE.... so they either learnt more.... or the originals were not even aim at just flow control (but surely aerodynamics engineers knew enough already long ago about all this - seeing there have been numerous jets with canards before).
Plus then throw in the FCS being programmable, so they can test all kinds of things to see what works on that exact plane version, after it is all built and has the control surfaces wherever. Then they would find out "Hmmm, that doesn't do as hoped. This does work well for this purpose. Hmmm, it foes this better than that what it was intended for. This is not so great and not worth the cost and weight etc of the implemantation." etc etc
(They can add what they learnt into the data base for future aircraft ideas! lol)
Turkey Day?! Ah, Oh...
A Slat is to this kind of canard as a drooped LE flap is to the variable LERX.
Because there is air flow between the Slat and the wing it operates more efficiently. The canard functioned the same way.
Canards in this manner are also used as a trim device.
Last edited by Maxthrottle; Dec 24, 2012 at 01:45 AM. Reason: drooped not dropped
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RADIO broadcaster Gareth O'Callaghan has admitted to gardai that he does not know the identity of the drug dealer who supplied cocaine to his former colleague, Gerry Ryan.
Mr O'Callaghan had agreed to be interviewed by gardai after weekend reports indicated he might have information that could help their investigation.
Mr O'Callaghan, who formerly worked with 2fm, had been quoted in several media reports saying that he knew of three or four stars in RTE who were using cocaine, and that the names of two dealers were regularly mentioned.
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Mr O'Callaghan was interviewed by detectives at Blanchardstown station, Dublin, about the media indications and his reported comments.
Gardai denied a report in a tabloid newspaper yesterday that Mr O'Callaghan was under protection by them as a result of the comments.
One officer said there was nothing to suggest that he had been threatened or that his safety was in danger. It is believed that the investigation team is now pursuing several lines of inquiry in a bid to unmask the so-called "dealer to the stars".
Also yesterday, Mr O'Callaghan branded comments made by columnist Fiona Looney about Gerry Ryan as "a bit rich".
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Meanwhile, members of the team investigating Gerry Ryan's death have also been in contact with journalists from the 'Sunday Independent' newspaper, which claimed that a well-known drug dealer had been supplying celebrity figures and that half of his trade was with RTE staff.
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Question: I'm trying to find an essential tool I use every day and can't find it anywhere, and am hoping my fellow admins might be able to help me.
I have accumulated well over 600 3" x 5" Rolodex cards over the years. My problem is, I have room for only 500 on my open "flip"-style Rolodex. I've had to start rubber-banding the extras together or they all fall out whenever I need a phone number or address.
I would prefer a rotary metal Rolodex (the metal ones with a knob you twist around to the card you need).
The only 1,000-card Rolodexes I can find are:
1. A rotary one with MUCH smaller cards. (I'm not going to retype all 600 cards just so they fit on the new 2 1/4" x 4" cards!)
2. A 1,000-card "open file" holder like the one I have.
Does anyone know of a rotary-style Rolodex holder that holds 1000-plus 3" x 5" Rolodex cards?
Thanks, in advance, for your help. -- Busy Executive Assistant, Rochester, N.Y.
Its 2006 use the resources of your computer. Have you ever heard of Contacts in Micro Outlook?
Definately use your contacts in Outlook. Paperless workstations are much more efficient. Understanding that it will take time to get everything copied over into electronic format but it really is the only way to go. Try it you will love it.
"Get with it," everyone works differently and your comment was rude. I myself use Outlook contacts but some people are "tactile" and work better with the old fashion tools. Good luck, "Busy," I hope more helpful people reply.
Outlook is great, but it doesn't hurt to have a paper backup in case of a computer going down, or God forbid crashing. I know what you're looking for but haven't seen one in years. Have you contacted Rolodex directly to see if they might have one?
I highly suggest that you use MS Outlook to keep track of your Contacts. You can search quickly and easily to find the information that you need. It also helps to keep your desk looking more efficient and professional.
Typing your contacts into MS Outlook would be a good job for a Summer Intern or an Office Assistant if your company employs extra help. Good luck.
Check out www.eonop.com. In their catalog they have a Rolodex that holds 1000 cards.
Get CardScan 600cx. Your contact information will be stored in electronic roledex and contacts can be transferred to Outlook also; it keeps an image of the card front/back.
Try www.eway.com, I know they have the 3"x5" rolodex for 500 cards I'm sure they will have it for 1,000.....
Go electronic. I aggre, get the card scan, you'll wonder how you got by without one!
I had the same problem a couple of years ago. I too love to use the old fashion rolodex, it's faster sometimes.
I understand you don't want to type all 600 on smaller cards. But, would you consider typing the information on labels (address labels) instead of directly on each card? It is definitely faster (that's what I did). I used Avery 5660 labels (clear ones) and customized it to my liking.
Good luck.
Maybe you could use 2 rolodexs. One A-K and the other L-Z or something of that nature.
In our city, we have lots of huge thrift stores and they have EVERYTHING, including outdated office supplies. If you can't order what you want, try cruising through them a few times. You might get lucky. P.S. They're also great for blue jeans, used CDs, and filling in your china service!
If you like what you have and space is available, get another one and split the alphabet (A-L and M-Z) - this gives you plenty of room to grow. I use Outlook but print certain categories quarterly to overt those possible computer down times. Good Luck.
Rolodex doesn't make a wheel that large for the size card you want. You could always use 2 wheels and split your cards alphabetically. I have to agree with the others, try electronic, you may like it.
Get up with technology and use your contacts in outlook. You can get a cardscan and export into your contacts in outlook.
I saw on Quill.com that they have a rolodex that you are talking about and hold 1,000. I did not see one that held anymore than that.
Thank you for you question and I am going to see with all the responses you got and try the MS Outlook. Hopefully, I will figure it out.
Thanks everyone!
Here is a link that you can check out: 1)http://www.shopping.com/xPC-1_000_Card_Open_Vip_Card_File_1_000_3x5_Cards_40_Guides_Black
It is not a rotary, but it does hold 1000 3x5 cards
just wanted to suggest sticking with a physical Rolodex. The reason I
like having my physical one, not on a computer, is that as an Admin,
people ask me for someone's phone number or address and it's much
easier to just give them the Rolodex card as opposed to finding the
number in Outlook or whichever program you might use and then writing
it down. You can just give them the paper and they can return it.
I would also like to express to 'Get with it' that this is a forum for Admins to help each other, not ridicule someone for asking for help. If you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all.
I just looked online and didn't see anything except what you have already found. Here's a thought: Maybe you could get TWO rotary-style Rolodexes. That way, you get twice the capacity (you could put A-M in the first Rolodex, and N-Z in the second). Would take up more desk space, but would still be in the style you like.
(By the way, I agree that the comments made by "Get With It" were rude. There's no need to be unkind - this forum exists for us to help each other, not criticize how other people do things.)
I use both my rolodex cards and Outlook contacts. I have a Model 3500-S which sounds exactly like what you're looking for (had it for about 15 years). Contact Rolodex in Syracuse, NJ. Good Luck!
If you prefer the tactile method, use two rolodexes as already suggested. Or, take an honest look at those contacts you have in your rolodex, figure out which ones are actually current and which ones can be archived in something like a 'recipe' box. Review and update annually.
That said, I agree with the previous respondents and strongly recommend switching to MS Outlook. You may have 500 cards and a tight system for keeping them, but people move, change telephone numbers, change emails, etc....God made only so much white-out.
It is healthier for you and your company to stay relatively up-to-date in basic computing and best practices. No need to reinvent any wheels. Good luck!
I can understand your frustration. I used to go through the same thing, and I would split the cards into two stacks and used two rolodex files. That was several years ago. Currently, I enter all the information into my Lotus Notes address book. It is so much faster to type and also to find who I'm looking for. I wish you good luck in your search.
Dear Busy Lady,
i found this website for you but it is not the kind that you can turn a knob and flip it. There use to be one out in the market that was a double and it was huge, found one in my office when I first started here.
I would suggest however you use Microsoft Outlook if you have it. that is where I keep all my contacts, however I do have a backup rolodex in case the system crashes at work. just a thought.
check this website out if you want to see the one I am taking about.
I'm a tactile person, too, so I was relatively hesitant to give up my rolodex cards. But now, I have gone electronic. I have all my contacts in my PDA, but I also print out my address book about once a quarter. I keep the printout in a binder on my desk for quick reference because as you said, it is sometimes easier and quicker to just go to something that's already printed out.
Try this link. It claims to hold 1,000 cards.
Open Rotary Card File, 1000 2-1/4 x 4 Cards, 40 Guides, Black Finish
I used a binder that was specific for business cards, over a period of time it was too hard to keep everything in order, and the Rolodex cards flip out when the holder got too full.
We use ACT database software and it's wonderful, you can pull up a contact by, first name, last name, city, state, telepohne number, id status, sort by groups, tickler symbol, company, email address and other fields that you define.
I hope this information is helpful!
I found a website that has a rolodex that holds 1000 3x5 cards. The website is InstaOffice and the product code is ROL67047. Hope this helps
I agree to start utilizing outlook. Outlook is also compatible with pocket pcs and palm pilots. Once I incorporated this feature to my boss, I very rarely ever use paper contact anymore. I have a few business cards on my desk only because I have been to busy to enter them. Typing data into Outlook is not as cumbersome as one might think.
I don't know what kind so business you are in, but where I am, we are on a list of potential business that will take those who have to complete community service hours. I got a lot of adminstrative work caught up going that route. They are always dependable to. They have to do it and want to be done with it sooner rather later. Or get a summer helper for a month, you will be glad once it's in outlook.
If the lady has a system that works for her, then she should keep it. I wish I had a system for some of the things that I need help with.
I have a suggestion for the person who mentioned that they take the rolodex card and give it to the person to copy instead of writing down the computer contact information on a piece of paper. Did you know that you can print those contacts? That is what I do when someone is looking for a certain person. I'll print that one contact or I'll email them the contact card.
Good luck on finding what you are looking for! :)
'Get with it' that was very rude of you to put that out there!!!! Everyone does not have the technology savvy that you SUPPOSELY have or want to have it on computer for that matter. First of all I agree with the previous writer who indicated this is a site for us to help and assist not to embarrass or put down our own!!! I truly hope that you don't have that same type of "put down attitude" in your current position and if you do you probably need to check yourself. Now yes my comment was a little harsh and definitely to the point!
Busy Executive Assistant,
I currently have two large rolodex on my desk and I utilize the rolodex.com website to find mine. I hope you good luck with your search. I would also recommend that you do have it done electronically in case someone in the company needs a running list of contacts or a mass mailing done it would be easier for you to send electronically. That was a good suggestion about having a summer intern to input your rolodex into a computer program. Even if it is in Excel you can still export for easy mass mailings or just forwarding to another party.
Good luck to you!!
What a united force we are!!! 30 responses for a really good question - and so many ideas from everyone. You go girls!!
I am a former Mac person with addresses in Hypercard (oh, sigh, a great program). In order to accomodate both Mac and PC I set up a FileMaker Pro database for addresses. The key thing about this program is that I can type one word and it's up in a flash. You can create how you want to format your info. I keep so many things other than addresses in this database. Love it!
You've got lots of great infomation to choose from. Good luck. JoAnn
My company does not use Outlook so here is what I use. My boss has a Palm Pilot that is also his phone. I have loaded the Palm software on my computer for all his appointments, addresses, etc but then have also set myself up as a separate user even though I don't have a Palm. I type in all my information and always have up to date information. I make sure to print this out on a regular basis just in case of computer failure.
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Ally Carter: 'I think Molly Weasley is as strong a character as Katniss Everdeen'
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Ally Carter: "I hurt for Grace a lot. I feel very guilty for what I did to her!" Photograph: Liz Ligon
"You can fall in love with the boy next door – but it doesn't mean his country isn't at war with yours." When Ally Carter plans out a novel, she tries to find a one-line "hook" to share with her agent and editor before writing. The above refers to the first in her recent Embassy Row trilogy for young adults, which has just concluded with Take The Key & Lock Her Up (Orchard Books, £6.99). For her heroine, Grace, granddaughter of the American ambassador to a fictional small European country, the "boy next door" lives in the Russian embassy.
She compares her writing method to building a house: "You don't want to decorate the room before you've finalised the floor plans."
"We have a long history of making the Russians the bad guy," Carter reflects, whose extensive pop culture knowledge influences her writing. She was a reluctant reader as a child – one of her favourite compliments from readers today is "I didn't like to read until I found your books" – but adored the TV shows of the 1980s, and still cites television as an influence today. "I think any kind of story you can mainline to your brain is a good thing," she says, citing Joss Whedon and Shonda Rhimes as excellent TV writers. "They're just great writers, and no matter what medium a great writer works in, you can learn from them."
Unsurprising, then, that her own writing process draws heavily on the screenplay format. Her "very rough" first drafts are written using screenwriting software, just getting the dialogue down, before she completes a prose draft. "I write such plot-heavy books that I need to know very early on if the plot is working . . . I need to know that before I start layering in beautiful language!" She compares it to building a house: "You don't want to decorate the room before you've finalised the floor plans."
Carter's current American editor at Scholastic, David Levithan (also a YA writer in his own right), is happy to view drafts at an early stage, but Carter knows she's lucky. "He knows what my rewriting process looks like," she notes, and adds that it helps to have known Levithan for years – the trust is there. A decade into the business, with three bestselling series under her belt (in addition to Embassy Row, she has also penned the Gallagher Girls series and the Heist Society quartet), she still counts her blessings.
"I know how lucky I am. I do have a lot of writer friends, and you hear all the ways it can go wrong, through nobody's fault. It's just a weird business, with lots of moving parts, and things go off the rails sometimes. I've been really fortunate."
Yet she does have occasional gripes about the world of YA, in particular the tendency to focus on "the super book" as of late, the massive bestseller at the expense of all other titles. And then there's the fact that YA fiction is often dismissed because it is so often read by teenage girls.
To ask her if she views her work – featuring brave, adventurous and powerful young women – as feminist feels almost too obvious, and she laughs. "I think if you can't qualify these books as that, you probably can't qualify most books!" Carter is nevertheless aware of how we can often speak reductively about novels with "strong female characters". "I think Molly Weasley is as strong a character as Katniss Everdeen, and Molly is a stay-at-home mom, feeding a family of nine on a government salary. That's a kind of strength on its own, but we live in a society that doesn't value that kind of strength, because it's what women have always done."
Describing the heroines of each series, she says, "they're all fighters, they're all smart, they're all very loyal." Cammie of her Gallagher Girls series, which Carter suspects now would be published for a middle-grade audience, is more optimistic than the others, while Kat of Heist Society "knows who she is". And Grace of Embassy Row is "a survivor". "I hurt for Grace a lot," she admits. "She's the character I feel worst for – I feel very guilty for what I did to her!"
When we meet Grace in the first book of the trilogy she has already lost her mother in what everyone insists was a fire and she's sure was a gunshot wound to the chest. She's been hospitalised for these apparent delusions and still suffers panic attacks, something Carter was sure to carefully research. She's relieved readers have responded positively to this, particularly those who experience similar anxiety issues.
As the series unfolds, we see that Grace has been through more than we might imagine – and there's more to come. The world she inhabits is high-stakes, where a party among teenagers or even a ball thrown over the wrong fence could lead to a diplomatic incident. Carter was inspired years ago by a friend of hers whose son was in college and hoping to enter the foreign services. "I don't know how I feel about that," the friend confided, "because that will mean my grandchildren will grow up in embassies all around the world."
I didn't want to get it exactly right, because embassies are kind of boring. It's not all spies and stealing nuclear launch codes. Mostly it's issuing visas. That's not the most gangbuster book
Immediately "kids in embassies" began whirling around at the back of Carter's brain. Several years later, on book tour in Washington DC, she visited the city's own "Embassy Row". Driving down the long street she realised that every fence was a border, every patch of land legally a separate country. And then at the end of the street there was that "creepy house at the end of the street that every neighbourhood has" – the abandoned Iranian embassy. "That's when I knew I had to write it, that's when it really felt real for me."
Part of her research included handbooks that the US government provides to children of diplomats who are relocated, as well as snippets of information from friends-of-friends. She also watched documentaries about diplomacy, and was reassured that some centuries-old traditions or ceremonies still exist today – which made her fictional old-fashioned monarchy of Adria more plausible.
"I had to make it a bit more like embassies are in the movies. I got to cheat a bit because it was set in a made-up country, and I knew I wasn't going to get it exactly right. Honestly, I didn't want to get it exactly right, because embassies are kind of boring. It's not all spies breaking in and stealing nuclear launch codes. Mostly it's issuing visas. That's not the most gangbuster book in the world."
Grace and her friends encounter far more than issuing visas in the trilogy, including dealings with the royal family. Carter referred to the second volume as her "Anastasia book", partly inspired by the story of the lost Russian princess as well as a general fascination with royalty. "I'm old enough to remember when Diana and Charles got married, which was when royal fever hit the US," she recalls, and now cites Kate Middleton as a modern-day idealised princess. In Carter's world, though, the fairytale is deconstructed; despite the bright covers this is a darker, more cynical world than Disney.
Carter's next novel will be published in spring 2018, a standalone novel she describes as "a gender-swapped YA Romancing The Stone". After the intensity of Grace, her new heroine is much more "of an irreverent character, which is a lot of fun". And she's already planning the next book, with a list of more than 30 ideas on her phone that she's musing on. "When you're a writer, you get ideas," she says simply – keeping the drama and angst between the pages, and out of her life.
Claire Hennessy is a YA writer, editor, and reviewer


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Im going to be transferring to University of Colorado at Boulder and switching National Guard units come June. I was wondering how hard it will be to find an apartment in Boulder and also how hard it will be to find a part time job. Im also a singer/songwriter, will playing acoustic music be easy to do on weekends?
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It's actually pretty tough to get a place in Boulder, especially near campus, and they're almost always over-priced. Like most college towns, you need to get in well advance of the start of the Fall semester or a couple of months after it.
There are plenty of open mics and coffee shops around town where you could do acoustic stuff. Or you could just set up on Pearl Street Mall with the other outdoor artists (this is during the summer, of course).
Hi Josh. I just returned from Boulder and will also be moving there in April. I'm interested to hear how your search goes. I did ask a few locals about rent and they said the average in Boulder is about800 for a 1 bedroom. I wouldn't say there were tons of apartments for rent, but I certainly saw some signs for rentals.
As far as acoustic music, there is a coffee shop on Pearl St, The Laughing Goat. Also there are several pubs, Conor O'neils for one. If you want, you can always play for tips at the Pearl Street mall.
good luck and let me know how it goes.
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I have an issue where the slider/menu bar is gone completely from my Windows7 64Bit machine.
I was looking for an update or a fix or a Forum, on where I could discuss my dilemma. I had to manually create a Shortcut in order to be able to get to the 360Desktop Manager. I then clicked on the link to get to the Web Site & I did not find the site (but there are a lot of references to it).
I asked a friend and he found references on Linked In and Twitter.
I have never used Twitter so I decided to join up and start following 360Dekstop. I sent them a Tweet last night but no response yet.
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When first emerging out of a very late puberty, there's nothing better than having every type of crazy, wild, random sex you can imagine. Beach-chair blowjobs in Costa Rica, nightclub orgies in Cancun, a handjob from my cousin's friend in Central Jersey — for me, any fantasy was possible. I could construct the exact sex life I wanted, down to the whipped cream and barbecue skewers. Sure, I was a neurotic, short virgin who gravitated to the friend zone, but no one had to know that — as long as I could make my fantastic sexual encounters sound convincing.
My fantasies sparked after my sophomore year of high school, when my best friend defeated me in our mutual pursuit of a busty, freckled junior; we were hypnotized by her cleavage and ignored her screams of delight upon any mention of My Chemical Romance. A few months later, we both fell in love with the same literary lesbian, but he was the one who got to enjoy a conversational, repressed romance with her. On my many dateless nights I watched a lot of teen movies, and I was quickly identifying myself as the fall guy — known in scholarly teen-movie circles as "The Baxter." Not that I'd ever admit this to my friends.
Instead, my elaborate lies seemed to work. But as I approached the end of high school, I still resisted lying to my friends that I had lost my virginity. I felt comfortable telling my soon-to-be college roommate that a girl had just lathered my dick with AstroGlide while we watched a Hugh Grant marathon (this act was, sadly, actually executed by my left hand), but I couldn't imagine the kind of fictional character that could take my virginity. My friends would really dig deep to investigate, and I was afraid I would crack under the pressure and scrutiny.
The answer for me emerged, as it does for many virgins, with the coming of prom.
I asked my crush to go with me, but she already had a date with the dude that sold steroids out of his locker, so I went home, filled a half-empty 46-oz. QuickChek Coke with Bacardi, and IM-ed a girl I'd met at a college's admitted students day.
Her name was Rori, and we "picnicked" on a south Jersey dock. The fried chicken soon turned cold and soggy. She kissed me, which I'd done with real girls before, so I felt reasonably comfortable. Soon, though, she led my hands under her skirt. My hands began to shake. These things were far less frightening in my imagination. But to my utter surprise, my quivering fingers soon gave her an orgasm (or so she claimed). I repeated the act in the back of my Camry in a dark, abandoned lot, delaying the prospect of having to do anything more. Then she said she wanted to fuck me. I asked for a blowjob instead, a terrified tremor reverberating in my voice. Her mouth was gaping; it turned her otherwise pretty face grotesque and frightening, and I never wanted to see her again.
The next night I got very drunk at a party and announced to all of my friends that I had lost my virginity. Yeah, I got all in there, with you know, my penis. The vodka tonic strengthened my resolve. Fuck it, I figured, Rori actually existed and graduation was only two weeks away. If I didn't act now, everyone would think that I left for college a virgin.
My friends surprisingly accepted this story, and I counted the days until I'd arrive at college, where my fantasy world really would have the opportunity to flourish. My high-school past would become boundary-less and malleable. It would have all the fun of shaping a penis out of clay, except that penis was my penis, and in my retellings, I could put it anywhere I wanted.
Two months into college, I was still really enjoying soaking in my fantasy world, but a problem had arisen in the form of my new girlfriend, Hadley, lying naked on her dorm room bed, very ready for us to have sex for the first time. All right Joe, you've done this before, I thought — but then I remembered that I hadn't.
I was faced with my almost-certain sexual incompetence, the womb-like paradise of my fantasy world traded for the colossal hole I'd dug for myself with Hadley. In the weeks I'd known her, I'd drank a few too many water bottles full of gin and tonic and made myself out to be a James Van Der Beek/Freddie Prinze, Jr. hybrid, with a charming alcohol problem thrown-in. So she dumped her clingy, virgin boyfriend for big, bad me. And now she was posed for her teen-movie moment, and I was sure to deliver a Jason Biggs-esque performance.
I announced I had to take a piss. In the bathroom, I stood dumbly over the toilet at half-mast while a terrifying future flashed before my eyes. She was my romantic ideal — literary, dark-haired, olive-skinned, curvy, a drinker, a pot smoker, a pun maker, beautiful, and culturally Jewish — and I was going to lose her. You know, I know, everyone knows guys are awful their first time. She'd take custody of all of our fun friends with drug connections and tell everyone I couldn't even put on a condom. Not only would my real world be demolished, but my fantasy world would be, too. Even if I transferred to a new school, I couldn't ever create a better fictional girlfriend than her. My imagination would be permanently scarred. I'd be left cold and alone and have to become one of those kids who draws their own anime cartoons and masturbates onto his finished product. That's what my fantasy world would come to, and to make matters worse, I'm a terrible artist.
I walked back into her room. We started kissing. She touched my penis; it was scared but excited. I stared at her nipples and fingered her lazily and tried to remember which fucking way you unroll a condom. I had no idea. She grabbed a Trojan from her desk drawer.
"It's sexier when you put it on me," I purred. She unrolled the wrong way. I insisted that she keep trying.
"Practice makes perfect!" I sounded disturbingly like my nana.
My stoned roommate had lectured me for hours on the merits of lube, so I had begun carrying Astroglide in my bag. I hoped having sexual aids would give me an air of authority on the matter, like a doctor casually whipping out a tongue depressor on a house call. Hadley looked confused, but I insisted "trust me, you'll love it," before emptying half the bottle over my dick and drenching her sheets. The reality was a lot moister than any of my fantasies. I moved over her. My arms were shaking ferociously, which made it nearly impossible to hold myself up. I tried to think of what fantasy-world Joe would do, and in the process, I got her thigh sticky for about ten seconds. Then, I actually found myself inside her. I did the only thing I could remember from the Kama Sutra and put her legs over my shoulders. I tried to keep a steady motion, like I was at the gym, which was strange because you usually don't kiss and caress your exercise machine. She began to moan and arch her back, and I prayed to Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Bret Easton Ellis that she was going to orgasm and wasn't just having a very strange seizure. And then she came! (I think.) And I came! (I know.) Good God, this is what people made such a fuss about — there was more to sex than just telling stories that impressed people and boosted your ego. I clumsily tied off the condom, flipped it in the trash, and we cuddled.
I'd love to say that immediately after this I realized the error of my ways — that no one was really impressed by my half-baked tales; that continuing to lie to Hadley about my past would be inevitably destructive; that to my real friends, the true romantic failures of my high-school days would ultimately be more appealing than unabashed conquest. Not true at all. For the next two years, I relished having both my wonderful romantic present and my fictional past. Eventually, I admitted the truth to Hadley, because my stories lacked the necessary specifics and consistency to endure two years of intimate conversation. But still, my fantasy world continues to exist in the minds of many, those brave boys and girls that endured my awful, cocky stories at high school keggers and college cross-dressing parties. But as I publish this essay and post the link on Facebook, my fantasy world dies and can never be resurrected.
And it's better that way. With my self-esteem secure and Hadley loving the real me, I'm ready to regale my friends with genuine tales: the early years where I get caught masturbating with my mom's Herbal Essence Conditioner, then the failed kisses and crushes, and the drunken, mistake-ridden nights where I never ended up with the girl at the end. But finally, the college girl came along, and somehow I didn't sabotage myself. Now, finally, everything feels good enough to tell the truth.
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Also called Bower Chalke, the village and civil parish in Wiltshire is located about 9 miles south west of Salisbury. Bowerchalke is located in the south of Wiltshire and is about 1 mile from the county boundary with Dorset and 2 miles from Hampshire.
Bowerchalke is located in the Cranborne Chase and West Wilshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which is part of the Southern England Chalk Formation. The River Chalke, which is a classic chalk stream, rises in the village before joining the River Ebble at Broad Chalke. The River Chalke also flows into the Hampshire Avon south of Salisbury.
The Bowerchalke Downs, which is also known as Woodminton Down, Marleycombe Down and Knowle Down were defined as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
There is no known date as to when Bowerchalke was first inhabited. However, fragmentary records from the Saxon times show that the whole Chalke Valley area was thriving.
The earliest signs of inhabitation is the bowl barrow on Marleycombe Down which was most likely built in the Neolithic or Bronze Age. Metal dectectorists near discovered two hoards of gold, silver coins and rings from the 4th century used by the Durotriges – a Celtic tribe – near Bowerchalke.
In the 10th century, the Anglo-Saxon King Eadwig granted an estate called Chalke – which included land in Broad Chalke and Bowerchalke – to the nuns of Wilton Abbey.
The Chalke Valley was divided into eight manors in The Domesday Book in 1086. The area was known as the Stowford Hundred during the 12th century. In the 16th century, Henry VIII granted Chalke to William Herbert during the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
Chalke was a large, disconnected estate separated into two ecclesiastical parishes called Broad Chalk and Bowerchalke in 1880.
Bowerchalke Downs
Marleycombe Down, Knowle Down and Woodminton Down are jointly known as the Bowerchalke Downs, a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It's an extensive area that is mostly rich chalk grassland. Orchids make one of the many flowers in Bowerchalke in the area. One area is particularly rich in orchids and features Bowerchalke flowers such as Pyramidal Orchid, Bee Orchid, Common Spotted Orchid and Fragrant Orchid.
There are several varieties of butterflies in the area as well. These include Dingy Skipper, Dark Green Fritillary and Common Blue.
Sites of Interest
· Holy Trinity Church – dates back to the 13th century. Nobel Prize winning novelist William Golding is buried in the churchyard. He lived the middle part of his life in a cottage located on the banks of the River Chalke.
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· Philipps House and Dinton Park
· Old Wardour Castle
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Kog'Maw Build Guide by A.R.M.
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Kog'Maw Build
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These are old builds that are near impossible to reach for they have nerfed AP kog farther than I can continue to play him viable as a solo mid champ. My suggestion now is to mixup the gameplay via attempting to change the meta. AKA have a duo lane of AP Kog and Urgot/Corki/(etc.) bot running double mana manipulators to start, and tkae turns farming/warding. Send some champ like Viktor/Karthus mid that is true AP. Give Kog my Remastered Build or make him an AP oriented hybrid (more ap than ad) dependant on team comp (AP vs AD damage).
You cannot lane mid with either of these builds for too many new viable mid champs, and old ones... along with, due to the nerf, far more old ones. If only people understood deathfire + mobility and/or a nuke = dead kog without much damage taken... (lb, arhi, dianna, gragas, etc.)then he might not have been nerfed so hard.
The only differences between the two Kog'Maw's
are: Exhaust switched out for Surge ; and 21 0 9 masteries vs 9 0 21 masteries. I find the 21 0 9 setup to be better in all cases but escape... in other words with the second setup you must play more cautious than with the first one.
The Stats mobafire displays are false, do not rely upon those, do the build and find out what you get if you want to know every stats number... I'm just trying to share my build of him with everyone.
You are Not AP AD OP INFINITE MANA Kog'Maw until you have your full build and blue buff... it is always best to be glowing (the 3 elixirs... maybe a smidge of Oracle's Elixer)
This is a classic gameplay build. Dominion is not my rhelm, although this would work there, just stand between 2 points, anytime they try to cap one juSt walk near it and ult to stop them, your ult will hurt them pretty bad.
You will always be focused if you are in range, if you do things right and the opponent is even halfway competent. They will refocus you instead of your teammates if you get in range... care.
This build is for players who are experianced at skillshoting, you will be playing Kog'Maw in a way similar to xerath. If your not you might have some trouble, but the mana alloted show allow you to get better. On another note this is not finely polished... the items and spell order are 100% suggested, the rest feel free to modify.
I have put off putting this on MOBAFIRE for months now, so I decided something is better than nothing, enjoy!
Update: chalice can now be made into the grail = more viable than rod of ages, replace rod of ages with the chalice if you are willing to sacrifice the health and mana pool for mana regen... I strongly suggest you do you it is cheaper and allows you to decide between cheap ap (the ap books), mana regen (tossup), or expensive ap (rod of ages).
Reasons why to go AP Kog (Pro's)
Kog'Maw dominates with artillery at a range, and the ap comes with mana too, so you can ult around 30 times without blue buff from a full charge. With blue buff you can ult almost infinitely, it seems like they nerfed blue buff, not just the minions, but it's affects, thus if does not seem to give you infinite, but it gives you a lot more, if you truly want infinite throw a chalice in while you have blue buff... it is relatively cheap and helps early game, I just never find that I need it, for blue buff gives me a lot of mana if I just stop ulting for a its stack cooldown.
Nearly Infinite mana with blue
Turns into a long ranged nuke that shuts most champs down, and harasses all others (beware of a good mordekaiser, or any champ with lifesteal that gets near... you tend to get focused as this build... I find I always am, and without a good team to keep them off of me... you're going to want to always keep your distance even if that means disengaging and running, for your team can always chase them...)
Late game is AP AD and as I like to put it OP Infinite Mana Kog'Maw late game (Blue buff).
Kog'Maw's E aka his barf ( Void Ooze) takes down all but the large/super minion mid game due to the amount of ap you have... when you start to get the rylai's this should happen, thus great at farming just after the midway point in his build. With blue buff at level 3 ult (level 16+ unless you goofed up) you can ult ever .6 seconds (according to the spell, due to cast time it's a smidge longer).
If you are not good at skillshots this is the champ to practice with for he has two of them, one being of ridiculous range. Also the build allows for error due to the amount of mana, especially with blue buff... the more I play my Kog'Maw the more I find myself randomly ulting in locations for I don't even know where I will ult before I do, thus they can't predict, thus lowering their morale and allowing for your team to do other things, such as turret dive or barron... thus build makes you great at suppression and ult skillshots become frequent luck shots, for it's quantity of ults not quality, if you manage both then bravo
I would vouch for this champ with this build being more broken than any other champ in the game... of course throw six force of natures onto Rammus and this champ can't touch him, but wait he is ap ad! No counter for this late game hybrid... except for maybe a good viegar that got to close... which shouldn't happen due to your range, don't chase an enemy if you can refocus another.
No need for facechecking you noobs, Kog'Maw's ult does that for you with a relatively safe distance at ult level 1, completely safe all other levels (note champs with built in flash or the flash spell and good chase spells are not included... it is a generality, and you should never be caught via people hiding in bushes anyways... I never am except for level 1 ult and below, but it's rare even then. (Just walk up, ult and walk away, if clear it's safe to enter however long ago you ulted... wards are best)
I would argue no other build is better, you want to try me at it then 1v1 me as Kog'Maw vs Kog'Maw. My in game name is ARM24, have any suggestions to make it better than it's welcome, just msg me in game... I just doubt there is something better in terms of ITEMS for AP (late game hybrid) Kog'Maw.
No-one ever expects ap Kog'Maw, they always think you're getting a manamune when you start out, at least I've never seen any build magic resistance until mid-late game outside what would be considered a normal build, of course the seemingly most expensive part of your build are the Rod of Ages and Archangel's Staff, after that your power grows exponentially thus you farm better, and usually uou don't get those items until around level 9 if the opponent is competent.
With a full build and if your following all runes, masteries, items (of the kog on the left)... here then you should have around 800 ap thus 800 ad every 2 seconds late game due to lich bane, with this you should be able to decimate anyone from afar... just don't get caught.... if you do you have a high chance of dying.... for you will most likely be focused... the opponent wanting to focus you is good for that means your the most deadly... The
stats mobafire shows are false for who knows what reason... do the build and find out what the real stats are... it's at full build 3k health and mana roughly as well as 800 ap idk the ad for I don't really get close enough to worry about it.
If following the kog on the right (the 1 with Surge ) then you should be around 900-1k ap with Surge active...
Negatives (Con's)
You are "weak" early game but blue buff makes up for this, when you get level 3 (e) you will start packing a punch. You will sometimes find you have to turret hug if your opponent has a support in the lane, once you get your ult this will most liekly change, especially if you have blue buff.
The althernative build with Surge and ad masteries makes up for this early game weakness and makes you more deadly when it counts due to the ap and as boost... thus late game your ap goes over 900 with Surge active anda full build... in turn you do 6% + 9% of the oppoents health = 15%, but makes it less likely that you can excape due to losing Exhaust... plus of late I can't seem to lose a game with any champ so idk how valid the 2nd spell and mastery setup is, but from the past couple games I've played I've gathered that info... since it seems to be a tossup and I've mentioned this elsewhere it seems only fitting to put it here.
Do whatever you want here, I don't have a lot of ip, thus I haven't tested here a lot. That is what works for me and here's an explanation to some of the oddball runes: the health regen per 5 runes are left over from when I started to buy runes. Replace one spell vamp rune with a lifeseal rune... I didn't see any lifesteal Quintessence's in the list thus I say it here, for those of you that miss this... well, 2% more spell vamp won't hurt, just makes them that much more reliant upon mana and cooldowns (BLUE BUFF). The single glyph of focus doesn't seems like a big deal, but is for me; it saves me in life and death situations... I find it true for most champs I play. The same is true for the two greater seals of replenishment which will provide you with just that extra boost of mana needed early game to keep the enemy at bay, if not totally wrecked. All other runes seem quite obvious of why they're there. Good luck finding the ip for it all.
Do whatever you want here, I just find this works best, haven't tested here much... I think the cooldowns, spell vamp, buff duration extensions, and so on help. You probably could get away with an ad mastery tree, but yet again just makes one that much more reliant upon mana and cooldowns (BLUE BUFF). If you do choose an offence mastery instead I suggest getting the 3rd spell vamp rune instead of a lifesteal rune. Also if you do this you might want to switch out the health regen runes for crit runes... for magic pen and ap are still important... after all this is focused around the items to buy, just change that... the build weakens. I have done a lot of testing in terms of ap Kog'Maw, that doesn't mean I have tried everything (especially in terms of runes), I won't be offended if one changes this build up. If you're going to put 30 points into the offence mastery please make sure to take all of the section that covers crits. The ad is just to cover those pesky champs that get close, after all utility doesn't provide anything, and if you have blue it's the same as utility, so if you control blue the ad masteries will probably suit you better, I just find I can't always get blue, thus the suggested masteries and build... it gets one (over) 3k health and mana roughly and around 778 ap if with elixirs thus around 111 ad every 2 seconds + 778 ad if you have lich bane.
For the Kog'Maw build with 21 0 9 (the 2nd Kog'Maw (has Surge)) when you activate sure you get over 900 ap with a full build.
I do not suggest changing anything here, sure a health pot and mana pot are sometimes useful early game but that is based upon your own ability and competence, I sometimes take them and sometimes don't, it is up to those that decide to use this build whether or not they will get them. Order does not matter much, buy what you can afford, just get the fully built items in that order...
aka get in this order: Rod of Ages, Archangel's Staff, Sorcerer's Shoes, Rylai's Crystal Scepter, Rabadons Deathcap, Lich Bane; and sometimes a Phantom Dancer in place of the Sorcerers Shoes.
The Phantom Dancer only comes in if and only if the opponents are not building magic resist, if they are don't bother with it, it is only designed to help you backdoor faster ( Ghost and Void Ooze makes up for the lost speed anyways (I find I can still escape people who are faster than me with this combo (boots of swiftness/mobility... just beware the Rammus or Zilean... or even worse the Rammus with boots of mobility speed up by Zilean))).
I assume you all know when to buy consumables... so change that up however you want.
To cover spells here's a short blurb: Get Ghost, it will make you godly when chasing fleeting opponents (ult like mad). Exhaust is your friend when you need to escape, it's also there when you feel like killing someone who wants to run, and is tanky.
Alternative Items
If you are afraid of cc and whatknought and don't mind giving up the Lich Bane, then get a Zhonya's Hourglass, doing this makes the Phantom Dancer tradeout for Sorcerers Shoes pointless.If you do this you will most likely be surrounded and be in a worse situation than you were in before... so personally I'd stick with a Lich Bane.
On a final note I suggest you get a Void Staff if a good amount of the opponent is getting magic resistance, this Void Staff would replace your Rod of Ages, although you'd be significantly decreasing your health and mana pools to the point you'd have to be more conservative with your mana as well as more tactical with your spells. Not only would you have to do those actions, you would have to be more map aware, for the health you lose via the trade puts you down to the level in which some champs can seemingly insta-kill you. In other words this case is the exact opposite of the opponent not building magic resistance thus you getting a phantom dancer in the other case (just the items you replace and replace with are different). Note that if you take Exhaust instead of Surge then getting a Void Staff is not as important for a void staff lets you kill them quickier if they jump you... and helps you autdo their lifesteal and Exhaust shuts down the opponent who would be the extra magic pen works towards. Basically Surge and Void Staff = more offensive and Exhaust and Void Staff = more defensive. You'll get a +k/d ratio most cases either way and msot often curbstomp normal games... but it comes down to which 1 do you value more. It seems to be a tossup... I'd say if your playing ranked (since you know who their going) decided if their gap closers need to be stoped in tehir tracks or if you need to do a significant amount more damage at a much higehtend likelyhood of death for you.
I find myself guilty of this quite often, and it is only when I get cocky that I start to die. If you keep your distance and have a competent team then your golden...
Everyone has their preferences... WADS instead of QWER is one of my control preferences (keys to abilities are in order (q to w, w to a, e to d, r to s)). Q and E are my spells Q being Exhaust (left spell) and E being Ghost(right spell).
I find I can lane in any lane, even 2v1, just be reserved and get last hits (even if it means using mana) until you have your ult, once you have it unleash hell... especially if you have blue buff.
Blue buff
Rarely is there a champion that needs this more than Kog'Maw... Heimerdinger would be one I say needs it more than Kog'Maw due to his turrets... the cooldown and mana makes him harass and push perfectly. So if there is no jungle, or a jungler that is willing to give up blue then go for it... especially go for it if your team takes their blue... make sure you get that blue or the other blue while your teams jungler gets one of the two as well... and periodically steal their blue buff, heimerdinger does not need blue buff late game, if he does he is being built WRONG, but this is a build/guide for Kog'Maw.
Keep your distance if you can, if you find your stuck in 1 though, don't run you will find it to be the biggest mistake ever... even though you have 3k health... their cc and chasing ability will outdo your ability to escape... the best thing to do here is focus the most squishy champ and take them down, or if their team is bunched up on you ult on top of yourself and do all the AOE you can then try to pick some off with your passive if you didn't survive... just because you couldn't kill them doesn't mean your team can't. The 3k health gives you just enough time to hurt them pretty badly if not kill them, as well as give your team time to get there and finish what you started. NOTE: You must have a competent team for this to work, without one doing anything is essentially futile... you must carry and always get blue, and always keep your distance no matter if it means leaving a teammates to die (if you know they can catch you and that you can't do much then just get out... you can solo hold a turret vs. five in most cases if fully built(especially if you have blue buff), so why bother let the opponent get the upper hand.
So to summarize the fight section: Keep your distance, get blue buff, if you there's doubt that you can get out then fight (especially if you suck at juking) and if you can survive and you know you can't do much and you know they can catch you and kill you then get out... Overall KNOW YOUR LIMITATIONS! as well as your teammates and opponents limitations.
I have never tried legitly jungling with Kog'Maw, try it if you wish, you cna get blue buff at level 6 solo, just depending on how you start the engagement and your opponents competency you might have to go b... and you don't get it quickly, if you don't have blue buff from level 6+ you're not going to farm as well and thus not do as good. If you don't have it level 11+ you might as well be what you consider a mediocre champ. If you don't have it level 16+ and haven't had it at all before, might as well be the most useless champ in the game if you're not good at skillshots or conserving mana. (I don't bother conserving mana, I find suppressing the opponent does wonders more even without blue buff (30 ults non-stop)).
VS another Kog'Maw
Well no-one ever plays ap Kog'Maw, and if they do they're not competent, at least I haven't found one, yes as or ad or hybrid Kog'Maw can hurt you early game. Don't worry you can take them late game, just play reserved and hurt them when you can over farming for their w will hurt, rely upon Void Ooze to counter them.
Beware cc, if someone catches you, then your SOL, for a competent opponent will take that cc time to kill you while you can't do a thing, thus why you must keep your distance and be aware of your surroundings, I find if you are at your elevated turrets, just stand behind 1 and don't chase and you are golden, out any further then the fog of war will cc and nab you (especially true of veigars (beware deathfire grasp (thus keep your distance yet again)).
Use your Void Ooze then your Caustic Spittle or Bio-Arcane Barrage or your Living Artillery, (or here is the logical or meaning and/or). The reason for using void ooze first is the fact that it slows them down... it's not worth the smidge of magic pen boost if they can get to you and hurt you sooner and thus more.
I don't do much of this, but when I do and have a team competent enough to not feed as well as play along I do just fine and win, with cooperation it's hard.... any average or below elo, good luck... you have to carry your way out of that. WARD, and use ults to check bushes, it's worth the mana
Skill Sequence
Well idc how you do your skill Void Ooze and Living Artillery first always, except for when your pulling up on a tower.. then I'd say go for your Bio-Arcane Barrage, you can always level and gain the other spells later. (Get whatever you feel the situation dictates you should have).
The 2nd skill sequence for the 2nd Kog'Maw (team 2 Surge Kog'Maw 21 0 9 masteries) takes his w sooner than the other for the reason that you have Surge... Surge makes that skill more deadly than it would be otherwise... plus your Bio-Arcane Barrage will help you get towers faster when combined with Surge.
Champs to lane with
Heimerdinger (care though, he might steal your farm and it is always unintentional... his turrets..., any supports really... soraka being the best due to mana.
Xerath is good for the lightning (arcane whatever)(q) and Kog'Maw's Void Ooze, plus Xerath's stun ability combo and both their ults, Kog'Maw's slow... etc.
Any champ that has a straight line AOE non-ult (although ults work, just the idea is to take turns farming the minions). ex. Nocturne, Caitlyn, Xerath, Viktor; ults: Twitch, Lux... Only problem here is if you choose an ap champ to lane with that isn't a support, you guys have to stack ap fast
for any magic resist will hurt you a smidge... thus the magic penetration runes. Note that most these champs have some sort of cc
Any ad champ would work, although champs that provide you with sustain are great, plus no-one ever expects Kog'Maw to be ap, for he's usually ad, as, or hybrid.
Champs to just play defensively against
Gragas is a serious threat, he has hard to fight due to kog's speed and gargas being able to close the gap via combo running and ult skillshotting getting you next to him, and his barrels are just generally hard to dodge.
Mordeiaser Is annoying, you just have to get minion kills and keep him off the tower, always hit him when his shield is down.
Both these champs can be suppressed late game, but early game it is difficult to fight them both.... moreso Gragas for Gragas is deadly Mord just cuts back on your farm.
Annoying champs:
LeBlanc can be suppressed game start more than she can suppress you... so harass gamestart and progressively play more defensively... for her burst hurts. Once you get your Living Artillery hit her and wait for here to jump and and hit your so use your Void Ooze then your Caustic Spittle
Cassiopeia can really hurt until you hit level 6 due to your Living Artillery, hit her with your Void Ooze to harass while clipping some minions as you level to level 6 and alwasy steer clear of her poison.
Other champs can be annoying but not deadly alone until you hit level 6, but can't kill you as fast as you can kill them once you hit level 6.
Authors note
There it is spell checked but as for the run-on's that'd have to be taken care of some other time… your missing the point… all the text doesn't have to be clear…. What it comes down to is the items, the spells, blue buff, and keeping your distance, the rest of it is trivial in a way; thus the run-ons assist in getting people to just try the setup.
It seems redundant for a reason... if it is redundant, it is important... blue buff.
Using Kog
If you want to learn more about using Kog'Maw's abilities then look at other guides on him... here's the link to the currently most popular one.
Its name is "Kog'maw - Right Click and Win" and the link is:
Kog'maw - Right Click and Win
Ap Kog'Maw is broken, it is even more broken with blue buff, get a chalice if you can't get blue, although if you time the jungle and all you should always get blue. Never have teammates help you get blue after you have Rod of Ages and Archangel's Staff if you don't trust their competency to not steal accidental or otherwise.
Late game you can backdoor and take on most champs 1v1, know your limitations.
Don't get cocky, stay aware.
Anyone can handle this build if they had the gold, be good at farming and surviving until you start getting your rylai's, otherwise you will have trouble progressing (stay ahead in gold at all costs, if you know your going to die and can't kill the the opponent and no-one is there to pick up the kill, go for the ranged minions to get yourself some gold.
This is a very expensive build that is late game, more often than not you won't get the full build. Remember the phantom dancer is a sometimes item designed to replace sorcerers shoes if the opponents are not building magic resist.
Please, if you have read this guide and have honestly tried the build a few times... feel free to vote... leave good or bad reviews... just provide constructive criticism... I finally got around to gussying it up. Now please do not ask for video's on how Kog'Maw works or stat proof, for I don't want to influance how you vote via how well I play him. Feel free too look at video's on how to play him, or the guide that covers fairly well how to play him that I've linked in this guide. I have provided the methodology in which you play Kog'Maw, now get out there and try my way and many others ways until you find the fit that is best for you... Kog'Maw is one of those rare champs that can be played virtually any way. Somone made jungle Kog'Maw yet? So take 6 health pots and some red tea... go wrieths wolves blue buff wrieths b health pot something else.... go pro, idk you decide, it'd be interesting to see 1 if nothing more than a joke.
My other builds
A.R.M.'s Confounding Heimerdinger
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We leave tomorrow . . . just curious.
We leave Friday just for the weekend and I am hoping that more Xmas stuff is going on than just MK - anybody??
Thanks in advance!!
MK is decorated and looks amazing!!! Our resort (OKW) however still had up fall stuff which I didn't like but. . . MK is playing holiday music too. It's just a wonderful time there.
Left Downtown Disney yesterday trees were going up and some buildings were being decorated. Usually by the Saturday BEFORE Thanksgiving ALL the decorations are complete.
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Thread: I need Database Design
12-23-08, 04:47 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: I need Database Design
I am design a hospital Billing System
I have five entities i.e Patient, Advancepayment, totalBillAmount, TotalRecievedAmount, TotalDueAmount.
I have to deliever detail and summary of each transaction on daily basis.
In reporting I need Billing items details, AdvanceAmount Detail, ReceivedAmount detail, TotalDueAmount against each patient on daily basis.
Please help me in DB Design.
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it's pretty late in the year to be doing homework assignments, isn't it?
you will have to try to do the database design yourself first
then ask questions if you have any difficulty
please don't just ask us to do your work for you
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I will give u a small example .
Create a db named "hospital"
and create tables with Patient, Advancepayment, totalBillAmount, TotalRecievedAmount, TotalDueAmount.
Place datafile ( mdf ) - in RAID 1 drive ( example D: drive ) and log file (ldf ) in RAID 10 drive ( example E: drive )
Create required sp and views required for the use , with logins and necessary permissions granted for the users at the database level .Create required database roles and assign privileges .
DB file(data and log file ) growth - while creating db set datafile growth in MB not in %
Place the files in disk calculating the usage of db with ample free space in disk focusing the monthily and annual growth


text: Big Red Flower 2 at Cafe NolaPrivateFundraiserSpecialFind this paintingAbout This EventPaint Nite is invading bars and restaurants near you with everything you need to create a one-of-a-kind painting. We'll guide you and your friends through two lively hours of creativity, drinking, and laughing 'til your cheeks hurt. The best part? You don't have to be an artist to have an amazing time. ArtistToni Hewitt594I paint because I can, I enjoy it. I love color..it talks to me. I e+ More Venue@Cafe Nola617 Union Street Schenectady, NYDowntown Schenectady+ More