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Qantas restructure splits domestic, international operations
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Qantas A380. By Rob Finlayson
The Qantas Group (QF) announced it will split the carrier's international and domestic operations into two distinct businesses as part of its five-year transformation plan launched in August 2011 (ATW Daily News, Aug. 17, 2011).
"Qantas International and Qantas Domestic—currently combined as 'Qantas Airlines'—will be formally managed as two distinct businesses," a QF statement said. "Each will have its own CEO and its own operational and commercial functions with financial results to be reported separately." The new structure will be effective July 1.
The restructure will strengthen the Qantas Group's portfolio and help deliver its previously agreed strategic goals, CEO Alan Joyce said.
The Group also announced a number of executive management changes, including appointing former QF Frequent Flyer CEO Simon Hickey to CEO-QF International; QF Airlines-operations group executive Lyell Strambi to CEO-QF domestic; Group executive, strategy and technology Jayne Hrdlicka to CEO-Jetstar Group; Group executive-international strategy Lesley Grant to CEO-QF Frequent Flyer; and Gareth Evans to CFO.
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House Approves Redistricting Plan 91-7
The Iowa House of Representatives voted to approve the first redistricting plan this morning. The plan, House File 682, won the support of all the House Democrats and most Republicans. All seven who voted against the bill were Republicans.
The seven who voted against the plan were:
Rep. Jeff Kaufmann – District has an 800 registered voter advantage for Democrats
Rep. Renee Schulte – District has a 1260 registered voter advantage for Democrats
Rep. Clel Baudler – District has a 1360 registered voter advantage for Republicans
Rep. Mary Ann Hanusa – Now in a district with Rep. Brandenburg, a fellow Republican.
Rep. Mark Brandenburg – Now in a district with Rep. Hanusa, a fellow Republican.
Rep. Royd Chambers – Now in a district with Rep. Huseman, a fellow Republican.
Rep. Annette Sweeny – Now in a district with Rep. Grassley, a fellow Republican.
Senate Approves Redistricting Plan 48-1
Freshman Sen. Sandy Greiner, was the only senator to vote against the plan.
Statement my RPI Chairman Matt Strawn
"The map passed today lays the groundwork for a Republican majority in both the Iowa House and Senate for the next decade as we work toward a permanent conservative governing majority in Iowa. Ultimately, it is not arbitrary geographic lines, but rather a consistent message of policies focused on limited government, personal responsibility and individual freedom that will be central to the continued Republican resurgence in Iowa.
"With respect to the congressional districts, I am confident that more Iowans will be represented in Congress by a Republican under this map than are today. Congressman Boswell's district becomes more Republican and conservative at a time when his voting record is increasingly liberal. I am also confident that Iowa Republicans will continue building on the broad gains seen in Eastern Iowa over the last two years and will be on offense in waging aggressive challenges in those two districts."
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Thomas Schlenz - Personnel & Social Policy
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Thomas Schlenz, born in 1957 in Duisburg, was trained at the firm Meidericher Schiffswerft GmbH in Duisburg as a machinist; in 1979 he began working at today's thyssenkrupp Group. Here he worked as a member of the Works Council, the Chairman of the Works Council and the Chairman of the General Works Council at several subsidiaries, holding various supervisory positions, most recently as a member of the Supervisory Board of thyssenkrupp AG.
From 2001 to 2012 he was the Chairman of the Works Council of the Group. Thomas Schlenz also works on a number of committees, for example various Integration Advisory Committees and on the Employees' Council of the Diocese of Essen.
On October 1, 2012 he took over the function of the Executive Board member and Labor Director at thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG, where he is responsible for the Personnel and Social Affairs organizational unit.


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SPOILER ALERT: If you haven't yet watched this week's episode of Preacher, then turn back now! This contains spoilers and key plot points.
Last week, things were looking pretty fantastic for Jesse. His power was helping him reach out to people, more and more were coming to him for answers, and he was getting mighty comfortable as the big man in town. For everyone else, though, things weren't quite so rosy. Donnie was struggling to cope with being on the receiving end of Preacher's power, Sheriff Root was losing his cool with Eugene, and Tulip and Cassidy were out enjoying a little light self-destruction. Here's the promo for the episode:
Jesse may have been oblivious up until now, but this week, he starts to realize that things aren't as simple as they seem. We get a whole lot of answers, but (as often happens), a whole lot of questions spring up as a result, and Jesse may start the show in physical danger, but he ends it in spiritual peril.
Genesis, Not God
Since the first episode, we've been wondering what, exactly, gives Preacher his power (and exploded so many others). This week, we finally got to find out! Sitting with the angels in the diner, Jesse commands them to tell him what is going on - and the answer is something totally unexpected.
The Angels, Fiore and DeBlanc (whose name we learn in this conversation), give Jesse a little heavenly history lesson. There is an endless war between Heaven and Hell, and at some point in time, an angel and a demon fell in love. The two snuck away, got together, and conceived a child. This child, who is actually the most powerful entity ever known, was kept secret by the angels - until it escaped, and fled into Jesse. Fiore and DeBlanc are clear - this is something top secret, something that should never be used, and something that needs to be brought back to Heaven ASAP. Before they can get to taking it back, though, they are distracted by a blonde woman who comes into the diner.
Heavenly Beat-Down
Blondie heads back to her car, and we wouldn't think anything of her if it wasn't for the angels who run after her - and proceed to beat her in the car park. Jesse, unsurprisingly shocked by this behavior runs out to save her... only to have her nearly choke him to death. He's saved as Fiore shoots her in the head, leaving yet more explaining to do.
As we already found out, Fiore and DeBlanc aren't meant to be down on Earth. They're hunting Genesis before anyone can find out about it, but now it seems that the Heavenly Host are on their tail. They race back to the hotel, explaining along the way about the angelic tendency to reappear after death (reinvigoration), and that the Seraphim are now after them. Blondie-the-seraphim tracks them to the motel, and we are treated to one of the best scenes of the show so far - a battle between people who cannot die, and an incredible fighting preacher.
As the bodies pile up, Cass appears, and with his help, the angels and Preacher are able to subdue the Seraphim (without killing her, which would just result in her coming back to life). They've also definitely lost their damage deposit on that motel room.
Tulip Vs Emily
We already know that Tulip has a little bit of a temper, and this week she's taking it out on Emily. The church organist is home with a sick kid when Tulip bursts in, screaming at her to stay away from "my boyfriend" - a little difficult, seeing as Emily works with Jesse, but Tulip isn't exactly being logical. After breaking a little pottery... thing... Tulip storms out, but Emily isn't taking it sitting down this time. Now Emily is the angry one, as she yells at Tulip for breaking her kid's art project before heading back to the house.
When we hear Tulip banging on the door a second time, you would be forgiven for thinking that there was going to be some more yelling. Instead, Tulip is clearly feeling bad for breaking a kid's artwork, and offers to come in and fix it, leading to a hilariously awkward kitchen table conversation.
The women aren't going to be best friends any time soon, but now that their anger has passed, they end up helping each other out. Tulip offers to stay and watch Emily's kid - an offer that is promptly turned down (with good reason. Emily doesn't trust Tulip further than she could throw her). Emily does accept her help with some of the church errands, though. And along the way, we learn that there is more to Tulip's past than we thought. She's not just good with kids, she had one.
Tattoos And Scars
After the angels, Jesse, and Cass are able to deal with the Seraphim (in case you were wondering, disarticulation is separating the joints of the body...), Fiore and DeBlanc continue to ask Jesse to give Genesis back. Jesse, however, is having none of it. Saying that if God wants it back, he can come and get it, the Preacher commands the angels to stay away from him, and he and Cass head home.
While they wash their blood-splattered clothes, they have an interesting conversation. Now, Jesse knows that Cass was trying to tell him something important. And, having accepted the spiritual supernatural, he may have started to believe Cass's tales of vampirism at the same time (although perhaps not...).
The two trade tattoo stories, revealing a little about Cass's personality, as well as Jesse's relationship with Tulip - which led to a tattoo of a tulip on his shoulder. Beyond the ink (and some impressive scars on Jesse's back), Cass is worried. He thinks that Jesse is getting in too deep, messing around with things that ought not be messed with. Jesse, however, is increasingly drunk with power, and refuses to even entertain the idea that there could be a reason to give Genesis up. He's determined to save the town, no matter the cost.
He's still expressing his concerns as Jesse puts up a megaphone on the front of the church. Surprising as it may be, the drug-addled vampire is making a lot more sense than the preacher these days. But as he encourages Jesse not to go asking for trouble, he finds that he may have landed in some of his own.
Tulip arrives as the church with the items Emily asked her to drop off, and runs into Cass there. (Hands up if you were waiting for this moment!) At first, he thinks that she's back for more, but the two quickly realize who they have in common - and that they should probably not tell Jesse what Cassidy was doing with "his" Tulip. When Jesse comes to find out what Tulip is doing, she hides Cass behind the door - and we're guessing that this will not end well.
The Mayor's Dilemma
At the end of last episode, we saw the newly-holy Odin Quincannon kill a roomful of Greenacre reps with a shotgun - a bloody finale that shocked the viewers as much as it shocked the Mayor of Annville. Now, he's got a secret, and doesn't know what to do. We see Miles ignoring call after call from Greenacre, wondering where their partners are, as he figures out just how to handle this latest Annville bloodbath. He goes to Preacher, who tells him to pray for answers, but claims that he can't hear God when he prays. He doesn't know which is the lesser of two evils.
Preacher can't help him, either. He's going through his own confusion about the right thing to do, and loses patience with Miles. We get the feeling that Miles's confusion is hitting a nerve.
Eugene's Forgiveness
Throughout the episode, we see Eugene's life changed by Preacher's actions. At school, his locker still has "die" scratched into it, even his lunchroom seat is defaced... but kids are talking to him. It seems like people are actually starting to forgive him. A group of kids even asks him to hang out with them after school. And even though we spend the entire time expecting them to do something, to torture him, to reveal that it was all a prank... they don't. They just want to hang out, let off fireworks. It seems that Eugene has found forgiveness.
The problem is, he doesn't want it. Not like this. By the end of the episode, Jesse is a little hesitant, even asking Emily "this is good, right?". He can tell that she doesn't approve of some of the things he's been doing, and her disapproval on top of Cassidy's has got to him.
To top it all off, Eugene comes to tell him that he thinks what Preacher is doing is wrong. Eugene asks him to "take it back", to say that he doesn't want forgiveness if it is forced - revealing that people can tell that Jesse is somehow forcing people to do what he commands. When Eugene tells him that Jesse is "cheating", Jesse loses his temper. He gives a speech about God's will, saying that he intends to save the town, but when Eugene reminds him that it's choosing to be saved that is important, and that Preacher can't just force people to make that choice, he snaps. He yells at Eugene, forgetting his power for a moment as he tells Eugene to "go to hell"... and Eugene is gone.
In the final moments of the episode, we see the Mayor standing next to the burnt out husk of the Greenacres van, on the phone to the company. It seems that he's made his decision: to tell everyone that there was a tragic accident, and keep Odin Quincannon's secret.
Questions We Want Answered
- Does Jesse's Power Work on All Angels? We learned that Jesse can command Fiore and DeBlanc using Genesis, but it seems that he can't command the Seraphim. Otherwise, why bother with a long (if amazing) fight scene, when he could have simply forced her to sit still? He could have been persuaded to keep it secret, or it may simply not work. Although Genesis works on vamps and low-level angels, it may not work on the higher ups...
- What is the "other option"? When Jesse leaves Fiore and DeBlanc at the mother, Fiore says "of course, there is the other option", and is immediately shot down by DeBlanc. So what other option is this?!
- Did Tulip and Jesse have a child? When Tulip revealed that she used to have a child, it got everyone wondering... where is this child now? Does this have something to do with Carlos? Is the child dead? Was it Jesse's child?
- What's the blue golf club? When Tulip is at the church, she finds a blue golf club in the closet, and makes a point of showing it to Jesse, saying "you kept this". Clearly it has some significance to their past, but we don't know what yet.
What's Next? Episode 7: He Gone
Next week, Jesse is dealing with the fall out from his fight with Eugene. Eugene's gone, and most disturbingly of all, Preacher doesn't actually seem that concerned about it. He seems more bothered by the idea that Cassidy would know anything about Tulip, from the looks of the trailer. Cass, meanwhile, continues to worry about the effect that Genesis is having on Jesse, and about whether what he's doing is right. It also looks like we'll get a little more of an idea about what Quincannon has been up to, as he attempts to set things right.
The next episode of Preacher is on AMC, Sunday July 10th.


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Dr. Keene's clinical specialty is neuropathology and ophthalmic pathology with special emphasis on degenerative diseases of brain and retina. Dr. Keene is a co-investigator in the UW Alzheimer's Disease Research Center neuropathology core and is actively involved in the acquisition, storage, and analysis of brain tissues from patients with various neurodegenerative diseases and healthy controls. In conjunction with his clinical duties, Dr. Keene's research is focused on the innate immune response in the brain and retina. The goal of his research to to identify key genes and pathways involved in neurotoxicity derived from chronic innate immune activation in diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and glaucoma. By understanding these pathways, Dr. Keene hopes to identify novel therapeutic targets using molecular, pharmacologic, and cell based approaches. In addition to clinical and research activities, Dr. Keene directs the graduate level "Mechanisms of Neurodegeneration" course as well as the pathology component of the Basic and Clinical Science Course for ophthalmology residents and fellows, and is actively involved in teaching residents and fellows in pathology, ophthalmology, neurology, and neurosurgery.
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Published: May 14, 1989
ON A STARK, SNAKEWEED-IN-fested plain in northwestern New Mexico sits an enormous mound of hardened lava that was squeezed out of the earth in the Pleistocene Epoch. It's called Mitten Rock, and some Navajo Indians believe it to be inhabited by witches. Tony Hillerman steers his four-wheel Isuzu Trooper up for a close look at the monolith. He plans to kill a man, and because Navajos avoid the rock, especially at night, he thinks it might be a suitable place to dump the body.
It isn't. ''I want something darker, more basaltic,'' he says with a shrug. He turns the Isuzu around and heads back toward Route 666, pausing briefly a few miles away to admire the view. To the north, across the Colorado line, Sleeping Ute Mountain and the snow-capped San Juans are visible. Then we head south, toward the dusty little hamlet of Two Grey Hills.
Amid this barren and forbidding topography, where unmarked roads disappear on the horizon and endless mesas turn vivid hues of vermilion as daylight fades, Hillerman sets his mystery novels, playing out in them the elaborate rituals of the Indian and the persistent intrusions of the belagaana, the white man.
''Tony Hillerman can take the loneliness of a vast and open landscape and make it extremely menacing,'' says Robin Winks, a Yale history professor and an authority on crime fiction. ''Someone is out in that emptiness and there are forces around, watching. He doesn't really believe in spirits, but he is aware of the Navajo ways so he also has this sense that they just could be there. This isn't a ghost story, it's an eeriness that remains firmly rooted in the rational world.''
Hillerman's last book, ''A Thief of Time,'' opens with a woman, an anthropologist, on a search for pots made by an ancient culture known as the Anasazi:
''The moon had risen just above the cliff behind her. Out on the packed sand of the wash bottom the shadow of the walker made a strange elongated shape. Sometimes it suggested a heron, sometimes one of those stick-figure forms of an Anasazi pictograph. An animated pictograph, its arms moving rhythmically as the moon shadow drifted across the sand.''
Then she starts seeing things. ''At the pool, her flashlight reflected scores of tiny points of light -the eyes of frogs. She stood watching them as they hopped, panicked by her huge presence, toward the safety of the black water. Then she frowned. Something was strange.''
Twenty miles from Mitten Rock, Hillerman pulls over on the shoulder of the highway and points to a dark rock formation shaped like a loaf of bread. He has found the murder site. ''I can see it outlined against the sunset, black against red,'' he says, describing the scene he intends to write. ''I want that contrast.''
Hillerman is giving me a tour of Navajo country, at least the eastern portion of it. The reservations cover almost 25,000 square miles and extend into Arizona and Utah, but (Continued on Page 50) there isn't time for all of it so we are confining ourselves to the New Mexico portions closer to Albuquerque, where the author lives. With his new book, ''Talking God,'' completed and scheduled to be published next month, he seems happy for the chance to be out in the countryside for a few days.
Hillerman proves to be an amiable traveling companion. For one thing, he likes to do the driving. For another, his selection of tapes - Willie Nelson, Janis Joplin, Paul Simon, Beethoven - makes for pretty fair road music. He also seems to know every diner and trading post in the western part of the state. Like his fictional Navajo policemen, Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee, Hillerman likes coffee, so he stops a lot.
Hillerman speaks in the easy parlance of an Oklahoma good old boy, peppering it with bits of Indian lore and local natural history. Ride shotgun with him for a couple of days and you'll learn the proper name for tumbleweed (Russian thistle) and the characteristics of hogans (they may be rounded or eight-sided but the door always faces east). You will also discover Hillerman's fondness for towns with names like Lower Greasewood, and Lukachukai, which turns up in many of his books. ''Once you learn to spell it,'' he says, ''you sort of hate to let go.'' He was so taken with Burnt Water, Ariz., that he moved the town 75 miles north to fit the plot of an earlier novel, ''The Dark Wind.'' To this day, he regrets it.
''The people who read my books,'' he explains, ''are the sort who can write you a letter that says, 'Dear Mr. Hillerman, creosote brush does not grow at that altitude,' or 'Dear Mr. Hillerman, you will not find limestone deposits thick enough to be in this kind of cave in that part of the Navajo Reservation.' When I had the gall to move Burnt Water, there was all kinds of consternation and confusion at Hubbell's Trading Post and other places of note.''
HILLERMAN'S FIRST novel, ''The Blessing Way,'' was published in 1970. At the time, he was teaching journalism at the University of New Mexico and he and his wife, Marie, were raising their six children. Over the next 15 years he wrote six more books, gaining a loyal following of what he calls ''desert rats and anthropologists.'' In 1974, ''Dance Hall of the Dead'' won him an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, and each succeeding book brought increased attention from critics. He may be the only writer who has been compared to both Raymond Chandler and Carlos Castaneda.


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Baz Luhrmann Talks About His Inspirations for Australia
by Alex Billington
November 24, 2008
Source: CHUD
Baz Luhrmann's latest epic romance, Australia, finally hits theaters this week, which should be quite exciting for those who've been anxiously awaiting its release. Those who decide to spend three hours basking in the beauty of Australia may be curious where Luhrmann got some of his inspiration for such a vivid epic. The guys over at CHUD caught up with him recently and talked briefly about his inspirations, including specifically classic westerns like John Wayne's Red River. Luhrmann also references Gone with the Wind, Giant, and From Here to Eternity as key inspirations for Australia, mentioning that he "tried to wink to them a little bit." But that's not all - he's got more to say about his inspirations.
In addition to those films, Luhrmann says that directors like David Lean (of Bridge on the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia), John Ford (of Stagecoach and The Grapes of Wrath), and George Stevens (of A Place in the Sun and Giant) all inspired him as well. "When you think about some of those central Hollywood-based directors, they're really grand storytellers." Australia is in essence a western about a cattle drive, but as you'll discover whilst watching, it's also so much more than just that. While I wouldn't exactly qualify Australia as a "family film" by any means, Luhrmann goes on to reminisce about the days of past where it wasn't about demographics, but instead it was about films that were a feast for everyone.
"When I was young there was this genre of cinema, and you all went to it. You laughed, you cried, you swooned, there was action. It was all one big banquet of cinema that everyone could come to." … "When I was a kid I saw cinema that was a Thanksgiving banquet. Grammy could say, 'After Thanksgiving dinner we're all going to the movies!' And everybody could go and everybody got something out of it. That's considered deeply uncool now. Deeply uncool to even talk about it. The old people can't be with the young people. There's no mechanism to sell films like this anymore. But honestly what we'd love to happen is invite all of America to Australia for Thanksgiving."
It's not coincidental that Luhrmann's Australia is hitting theaters the day before Thanksgiving this week. And after seeing the film, I want to visit Australia too, and I'm glad it was finally Baz who invited me. I know there are a lot of people out there who love his work, which is why it's so interesting to hear him talk about these inspirations. Additionally, his statement about how that genre of film no longer exists, and can't even really be mentioned, is sad to hear. Especially when Australia is an exquisite modern day example of a film just like that. I'm not sure how many people will walk out calling it a masterpiece, but I'm sure most will walk out at least astonished and awe-struck by the epic beauty that Luhrmann was able to capture. And for that alone, Australia, and Baz too, definitely deserve to be admired and respected.
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Hello, this is just a build that shows the way that i play Teemo. I try to build fast attack speed and armor pentration.
As far as yordles are concerned, there is something slightly wrong with Teemo. While he enjoys - and in fact needs - the level of community and companionship inherent to all yordles, Teemo feels it so strongly that he ventures out on his own to destroy the enemies of Bandle City. There is something that switches off in Teemo, so that the lives he ends do not burden him. It seemed only logical to send him to fight in the League of Legends as the champion of Bandle City. He has taken to the League like a duck to water, seeking out the foes of the yordles and extinguishing them with the rare ajunta poison he personally gathers from the jungles of ***ungu. However, the limited company of his own kind wears on Teemo, and cracks are beginning to show in his innocent and chipper.
''Though he is known as the Swift Scout, it is clear that Teemo is actually something else - the unrepentant assassin of Bandle City.''
Skill Sequence
Champion Abilities
Camouflage. If Teemo stands still and takes no action for 2 seconds, he becomes stealthed. After leaving stealth, Teemo gains the Element of Surprise, increasing his attack speed by 40% for 3 seconds.
I really enjoy playing teemo, with his passive. Especially when im Soloing mid. The thing you should do, is buying boots, rush to the mid, get as close as you can, to the enemy tower, just out of range for it to shoot you. And then, when you're stealted and the enemy solo champion is going mid, you should surprise him, by giving him a stealthed shot. Which will increase your attack speed by 40% for 3 seconds, just enough time to take him down :)
Blinding Dart. Obscures an enemy's vision with a powerful venom, dealing damage to the target unit and causing all attacks to miss for the duration. Deals 80-260 (+0.8 per ability power) magic damage and causes the target to miss all of their attacks for 1.5-3.5 seconds.
I really like Blinding Dart, the target will be unable to hit you, for 2 seconds, how cool is that? combined with Exhaust for even better results. Popping Blinding Dart, and then Exhaust right after, will be you best shot, at those hardcore melee Champions, probaly the best combo against them, thats one of the reasons that i took Exhaust as my Summoner Spell.
Move Quick. Teemo scampers around, increasing his movement speed until he is struck by an enemy champion or turret. Toggle: Teemo's movement speed is increased by 15-35% until he is struck by an enemy champion or turret.
This is a very decent abillity, running faster is always nice. However, this is not your no. 1 streaming priority, but it is nice, to get back to your lane fast, if you wanna purchase new items, or if you die But yet not the most important thing in the world.
Toxic Shot. Each of Teemo's attacks will poison the target, dealing damage each second for 4 seconds. Teemo's basic attacks poison their target, dealing 8-35 (+0.14 per ability power) magical damage upon impact and again each second for 4 seconds.
Toxic Shot is a very nice passive ability. Its dealing posion damage over time, which is really good. If you are about to kill an enemy, and he flee with very low HP, the Toxic shot might take care of the rest ;) and the Damage will increase if your building Ability Power.
Noxious Trap. Teemo places a explosive poisonous trap. If an enemy steps on the trap it will release a poisonous cloud, slowing enemies and damaging them over time. Uses a stored mushroom to place a trap which detonates if an enemy steps on it, spreading poison to nearby enemies which slows movement speed by 30/40/50% and deals 250/475/700 (+1 per ability power) magic damage over 4 seconds. Traps last 10 minutes. Teemo forages for a mushroom every 30/26/22 seconds, but he is only big enough to carry 3 at once.
Pros / Cons
-Fast, attack speed and movement speed.
-With teemo's blind shot it automatically blinds the enemy champion for 3 secs disables autoattack carries like Ashe.
-Extremely strong laner
-Amazing map control; If you use Teemo's shrooms correctly you will be able to know what the enemy is doing most of the time.
-Teemo's advantages get lowered a bit when the team is smart enough to get oracles or vision wards.
-Relatively short range
In this build it mainly focuses on attack speed and lowering the enemie's defense. Malady's passive which allows you to "shred" the enemie's defense will be very useful. This item is also very good because it gives some AP which will give some extra damage with Toxic Shot. Frozen Mallet is also a very necessary item because;
1)Teemo is very squishy in beginning of game.
2)Teemo has to slow his opponenets so they cant escape and he can attack them during this time.
Black Cleaver is also very good because it gives you attack damage and attack speed. It passive to also shred the enemies' defense will help even more with the Malady's passive.
While using Teemo make sure to use the most of your Toxic Shot attempt to hit every minion with your toxic shot so they will lose hp and then you can just attack minions that have low hp. If you continue to farm like this then you will get money fast.
Unique Skills
Unlike all the other Teemo builds which specialize in Teemo going AP (Wtf?) This build will help you to dominate tanks and help you to kill enemies.
In order to be a successful Teemo and any champion for that fact. You must be able to improvise your item build according to what the enemies are building. For instance, if the entire enemy team is all mages/ sorcerers. Then your not going to continue building the same build. You will want to try to get some magic resist. For Teemo or any champion i play i usually try to get the "Banshee's Veil" right after i get "Malady". This buy is a really good one especially if the opponenet team has someone with a Snar(Stuns). "Banshee's Veil" will automatically cancel one stun every 45 seconds!
Placing shrooms,
]When you are laning make sure to place shrooms in all the bushes to make sure you dont get ganked especially in the mid lane. Place shrooms near baron and dragon for ganking opppurtunities.


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Time for Tailgating! Score Big with These Game Day Recipes
Football season is officially here and that means one thing for local foodies – tailgating time in Cape Girardeau. Whether you and your crew make the trip to the Houck Stadium to see your favorite team live, or you simply invite your tailgating team over for some pre-game festive faire, the food matters. Having a few delicious (yet easy to make) tailgating dishes up your sleeve can ensure that you're all fueled up and ready to score big on game day.
Easy Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Slider
Sliders are a tailgating menu must for two very important reasons. First, they are delicious. And secondly, their petite size means you can indulge but still save room for all the other succulent snacks surrounding you. A total win/win!
2 medium yellow onions, thinly sliced
4 medium garlic cloves, thinly sliced
1 c. chicken stock or low-sodium chicken broth
1 Tbsp. packed dark brown sugar
1 Tbsp. chili powder
1 Tbsp. kosher salt, plus more as needed
1/2 tsp. ground cumin
1/4 tsp. ground cinnamon
1 (4½ - to 5 lb.) boneless or bone-in pork shoulder (also known as pork butt), twine or netting removed
2 c. barbecue sauce (optional)
Click here for the rest of the recipe. When finished preparing the pork, shred, put on slider rolls and serve.
Hoagie Dip
Hoagies and dip are both tailgating menu mainstays. This recipe seamlessly combines them both for an easy and fun way to feed your crew.
1 medium onion
2 pickled pepperoncini peppers
½ head iceberg lettuce
1 large tomato, halved and seeded
¼ lb. deli-sliced genoa salami
¼ lb. deli-sliced ham
¼ lb. deli-sliced prosciutto
¼ lb. deli-sliced roast turkey
¼ lb. deli-sliced provolone cheese
½ c. mayonnaise
1 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1 tsp. dried oregano
1½ tsp. dried basil
¼ tsp. red pepper flakes
1 10 -to-12-inch round loaf Italian bread
8 hoagie rolls, cut into pieces, for dipping
See more about hoagie dip here.
Pressure Cooker Chili
Chili has long earned its place in the tailgating hall of fame; easy to make and even easier to put your own personalized spin on, chili can feed a crowd and satisfy even the pickiest palates. Try Alton Brown's version that you can whip up using your pressure cooker.
3 lbs. stew meat (beef, pork, and/or lamb)
2 tsp. peanut oil
1 1/2 tsp. kosher salt
1 (12-oz.) bottle of beer, preferably a medium ale
1 (16-oz.) container salsa
30 tortilla chips
2 chipotle peppers canned in adobo sauce, chopped
1 tsp. adobo sauce (from the chipotle peppers in adobo)
1 tsp. tomato paste
1 tsp. chili powder
1 tsp. ground cumin
Follow the recipe here. Once ready, serve with festive accouterments such as shredded cheddar and sour cream.
Asian Wings
No tailgating menu is complete without wings. This Asian-inspired recipe puts a fun spin on this tasty finger food. Side note: bring plenty of napkins - these wings are dripping in saucy flavor!
1 lb. chicken wings, cut into segments, tips removed and discarded
1 Tbsp. salt
1 Tbsp. freshly cracked black pepper
Asian Sauce:
2 Tbsp. soy sauce
¼ c. honey
2 tsp. lime zest
3 Tbsp. lime juice, from 1 lime
¼ c. orange juice, from 1/2 orange
1 tsp. freshly grated ginger
1 tsp. chili garlic paste
½ tsp. sesame oil
½ tsp. dried oregano
½ tsp. ground cumin
½ tsp. granulated garlic
1 Tbsp. oyster sauce
Find the recipe here, fire up the grill and get ready to impress!
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Opus Launches WCU300 The Only Keypad Specifically Engineered for Sub-Zones To Feature Independent Bass, Treble And Balance Control
LONG BEACH, CA, November 10, 2003 - Opus Technologies, the leading designer of multi -room entertainment systems and structured wiring solutions, today announced the launch of the Opus WCU300 Sub -zone keypad for its Opus 500 Series Multi -Room Entertainment System. Opus believes that the WCU300 is the only A -Bus keypad available on the market today to feature independent bass, treble and balance control. Opus Technologies is distributed exclusively in the US by Marantz America, Inc. and the WCU300 will be demonstrated at the Marantz booth, #1006
The WCU300 comes in American and European models, allowing the keypad to be fitted in either a standard single 'J' box or standard UK 47mm back box respectively. The WCU300 allows a highly effective sub -zone to be added to any Opus main zone, so that a single MCU500 can distribute audio to up to eight zones unlike many other systems which feature impractical speaker switching or autoformer solutions.
To further differentiate it from these systems, the WCU300 features full IR pass -through, the user can fully access the source functions using a remote control in a sub -zone just like in the main zone. The main zones and the sub -zones must listen to the same source but can independently be turned on and off and have their own bass, treble, balance and volume control so that sound quality can be adjusted to meet the environmental needs in each room.
As with its sister keypad the WCU500, the WCU300 combines easy -to -use functionality with elegant simplicity and can be personalised using Easy Clip or Decora faceplates which come in a variety of finishes to complement the colour scheme of a room.
The WCU300 is simply connected to the amplifier module located in the main zone using standard Cat5e cable and speakers are connected directly to the keypad. By doing this the WCU300 supports the speakers through high quality built -in stereo amplification which means that power is not split between the main zone and the sub zone with the inherent reduction in sound quality.
The Opus WCU300 has an RRP of £120 excluding VAT and will be available from December 2003.
About Opus Technologies
Opus Technologies is a leading British designer and manufacturer of multi -room entertainment systems and structured wiring solutions. It also integrates lighting and other complementary technologies into its portfolio of home automation solutions.
The Opus 500 series multi -room audio system is an innovative, yet wonderfully easy -to -use, 'whole house' entertainment system. It allows up to six hi -fi sources to be accessed independently, or simultaneously, anywhere in a property. In every room where the system is installed, Opus' keypads and sleek remote handsets give total control of the user's entire CD collection and access to a choice of radio stations.
Opus Technologies was originally a division of Audio Partnership Plc and was demerged to become a highly -focused separate limited company in April 2003. From its headquarters in London, UK, Opus Technologies services a global market.


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To allow my son to have a day off school that is unauthorised(55 Posts)
My son has been suffering from severe anxiety at the age of 11 due to year 6 SATs. He is seeing an NHS pychologist as he is has been threating to commit suicide and having panic attacks. He has had roughly four days off this academic year. I imagine that many adults in his position would have far more time off work. Unlike an adult ds cannot take medication.
The other day he was a naughty boy and pretended to be ill to get out of school. He made a mirculous recovery around lunch time, ie wanted to play with the computer and eat.
He stubbornly refused to get dressed and go to school. He broke down in tears and was shaking like a leaf. I found myself struggling to assess if he was well enough for school or not. I am out of my depth dealing with a child who has not been sleeping at all and having awful mood swings. He is a naughty boy even though he is ill.
School do not accept that my son has severe anxiety. (even though GP and Pychologist have mad the diagnosis.) The school has done absolutely nothing to help him. His absence will go down as unauthorised. No one from senior management will even have a meeting with me.
Am I going to get fined? I really couldn't give a flying f**K about the school's OFSTED at the moment.
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That's terrible that you're son has become so anxious about school. Just wanted to note though that avoidance tends to be the biggest maintaining factor of anxiety in children, so not going to school may make things worse in the long term
As Chair of governors at a primary I'm a bit appalled by both the fact that sufficient pressure was put on your son to allow this level of anxiety to arise, and more so that you feel they don't acknowledge his ill health. Are CAHMS involved? I agree you should ask for a multiagency meeting so school are actively engaged in an action plan around his wellbeing.
And in our school, one unauthorised absence would not be cause for further action. A couple generates a polite letter. A pattern or persistent holidays in term time generates an interview with a governor and involvement from EWOs. But I would say your DS was unfit for school that day.
I completely agree with that idea of giving him the control in that way shewhowines. Still cannnot get over the cold attitude of the school. They should be re evaluating their approach in the light of your son's feelings. I certainly would be.
I sympathise. Our school says they haven't been pressurising them but they have, because it's all revision, revision, revision.
Reiterate that it's just to measure the school, not him. Tell him you are not bothered if he sits them or not and you'll leave it to him to decide. If he doesn't want to make that decision nearer the time, then you will make it for him and not let him sit them.
So the default position is that he is definitely not sitting them, unless he actually wants to.
Absolutely disgusting behavior from the school, how dare they not believe the GP. Take him out of school today, tell school you are going to home educate and have some fun with him for the next few weeks. He can then just go to High School in September. But you will need to get to the bottom of this stress because it will only get worse in High School.
As others have said, SATs are supposed to test the teaching, not the pupil.
Do what you can to get medical 'proof' to present to the school. Make an appointment with the CT and the SENCo, because all he will be doing up until SATs is revision, so something needs to be done to alleviate his anxiety. Something also needs to be put in place for his future, as once he gets to Secondary he will be faced with more continuing 'assessment'. ie Tests.
And tell him as far as SATs are concerned, he won't be sitting them.
If they're not involved then contact them and ask the school to put you in touch with the educational psychologist for the school too to discuss the impact his health is having on your son.
Are CAMHS involved? If so then ask them to arrange a meeting between you, your son, camhs, and the head teacher and have CAMHS explain why he needs time off and how the school are going to facilitate that. During the meeting you can ask the school for a date for the IEP meeting too.
I don't think it's necessary to HE your son from now until September. Talk to him. Tell him that as his mother, you will decide if he is well enough to sit the tests. Keep him off school for the test week. If a pupil is absent, schools can administer each test up to a week after the published date. So it might be wise to keep him off for SATs week and the following week. The school will then submit your sons levels to the Department for Education using Teacher Assessment only.
These Teacher Assessment levels will then be passed on to secondary school. But secondaries then usually administer their own tests to the Year 7s in the Autumn term. It is these tests that you need to be preparing him for.
Fantastic, sound advice from TeacherWith2Kids.
I feel so sad for your Ds and for you too. The school sound absolutely horrible! I wish he could come to our school. NEVER would bloody SATs be considered more important than a child's health, how awful. Do whatever you think is the best thing for your Ds's health. Please don't give a thought to him having an unauthorised absence....he actually is ill isn't he? Ok, he may have pretended to have a bug but he did so because he really couldn't face school. If I were you and the school really were being this inconsiderate and lacking compassion then I would take him out either to HE or to go to a different school, even if it was just for a term.
Also sorry to hear about all that your Dd is coping with Odyssey but so glad you have found a solution that is helping.
Just a thought - is your secondary place secure, or will you need to be in a 'feeder' school?
I don't ever post on any forum, but your post is what I could have written just over three years ago, other than it was more personal reason for our daughter
If he is already diagnoised with an anxiety disorder, then any one saying that he should be made to do something that will increase the anxiety, and that will just make things a hell of a lot worse for both of you.
It's not about proving that he can do it and that it's not as bad as it seems, unless you have a child with these problems then you have no idea what it is like for them or their family.
My daughter has read your post and her words are that he isn't been naughty in the way he is behaving, and the reason that by lunch time that he is calmer and wanting to eat and play, is that he feels safe and is less stressed. these are the words from a child that has/is going through the same.
If he is becoming more distressed, then see your doctor again, and contact the school to say what you are doing, by keeping him at home.
there are other options about schooling, and there is more support out there aswell. Speak to your support worker from cahms. If he stays in the school then he needs support and a place or some one he can go to, when he can't control the anxiety/panic attacks, if the school isn't willing to help with this, then may be you need to look at the other options.
The day we decided that the best thing for us as a family, was to stop sending our daughter to school, that was three years ago, now she has tutoring with aotas, but will never attend full time school again, is under 24/7 supervision, but life is easier, there are still dark days and she does still OD and self harm but its getting less. She will have gcse's at the end of it all and the chance of having a normal life. She is receiving three different kinds of counciling and is now on medication, but if we had kepted pushing her to school then I really don't think we would still have her now.
Didn't actually mean that to be so long, just I know how hard it is as a parent to have to live with this, and at times its like no one has any idea how hard it can be.
He's already suffered all year with anxiety triggered by the SATs; now in the final weeks if OP pulls him out he will have suffered for (?months) for nothing. OP should have decided to HE him months ago, not now (if she thought she could HE at all).
And then there are all the fun things they do from 1 June onwards; all the celebrations of their school years. Celebrating the rite of change. Goodbyes to staff & peers. Does he mind missing all that?
I am in the camp of put him thru it to show that SATs aren't that important, they aren't that bad, he can survive.
I think if he wasn't anxious about this he'd find something else to fret about. The solution isn't removing his anxiety trigger when it's such an ordinary thing.
Can you home school for the next few months? If you're in England or Wales you can just tell the school you're doing it - you don't need their permission or to give them warning. If you're in Scotland the rules are different though.
Keep him off, for as long as you think he needs, whenever you think he needs, his attendance will drop, the school will contact the attendance officer. They will meet with you and ask why he's not been attending.
Show them a letter form the GP and psychologist and watch the school roll over when they ask why on earth nothing has been done anything to help him.
Also write to the school govenor who has responsiblity for SEN. Anxiet is counted as a special educational need and the school is not acting despite clear medical evidence, just not good enough.
When my son was doing his year 6 SATs he got very anxious. I kept him off school for one 'mental health day' a week over the exam period. We went to the cinema/park/ate ice cream, whatever. He had to go to school the rest of the time. I ignored all pressure from the school. No revision done, nothing.
He is now 24, a lawyer, and remembers those days as a life saver.
Take him out of school and HE him until the end of the summer term - actually, tbh, you only need to do anything academic at all for the nxt few weeks, because no year 6s in the type of school you describe 9ie SATs focused) will be doing any meaningful work after them anyway [sensible schools carry on as normal until the end of term, without any intense build up OR too much 'all fun' wind-down - thus giving their pupils a flying start to Year 7. But I digress.
DS suffered severe school-induced anxiety in Year 1. became a selective mute. Was seen by Ed Psych, who wanted to refer him on to CAMHS etc etc.
As I knew that it was all school-induced, I took him out to HE him - only for 3 or 4 months in the end, as we moved and he went back into a new school without a care in the world.
take the long view. He needs to be as well as he can be for his new school in September. What will get him there in the best state? If it's home education, then deregister him tomorrow ... and if you do any work at all, make it gently, easy and fun, and speread out over the coming months in a sensible manner. You may not 'cure' him, but you may well reduce his anxiety and make his symptoms more manageable. And enlist the help of his senior school NOW to help him with transition in September.
If the school wont accept anxiety, tell them he's got something else and get the absence authorized for that?
of not if!
Hi ReallyTired. I senior management in a primary school. I am one if those teachers who prepare Year 6 children for these flipping tests. I do everything I can to make it fun and interesting because we are talking about children.
What your son is going through is terrible. No child should have to go through this. What I am about to say is incredibly unprofessional but... If he was my son, he would be off sick from school the whole week beginning May 13th. I would be at the GPs on the Monday discussing the situation. Other posters can flame away all they like.
Your only priority is your child's health. He has got a major change coming up with the transition to secondary school. I would be focusing upon that. Good luck.
feel for you op. would your gp sign a sick note if he were to have a couple of weeks off? The sats are for the benefit of the school not your ds, they'll have no bearing on his future education or progress. Giving an anxious child that much work over the holidays is way over the top imo. The school sound terrible tbh.
Really feel for you. I would not be worried about what the school think or do, you have to do what is right for your child.
I was just about to say what musicposy has. Take your son out of the wretched school! Make sure you obey the law and write a letter to his head telling him you're taking back responsibility for your child's education and that he will be home schooled forwith and deliver it by hand, getting a signed receipt for it and keeping a copy for yourself just in case the school "lose" it. You can email a copy too, for good measure.
Then relax. Have a read of the home ed forums here, note that you can HS any way you like, you don't have to follow the national curriculum or work to a timetable or to school hours. You don't have to inform the LA of your decision, meet them or fill in any of their dreadful little forms. Although not essential in law to give them a written run down of your plans and philosophies it is recommended that you do (by virtue of precedents in law), but you don't need to do that immediately. By the time that's needed it will be September and your son will be starting secondary school anyway - and your son being homeschooled should have no bearing on his eligibility for a senior school place whatsoever, for good or for bad.
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La Blue Girl Returns - Volume 2 Trailer (2002)
"Shikima Lust" 25 January 2002 Fantasy, Animated, Horror 60 mins
The film continues the adventures of Miko Mido. Another original story, this time about the legendary Shikima brain, a place rumored to bring total power over the universe. It is coveted by the insectoid ninja clan of the Mahoroba and protected by a mysterious clan, who may have a relation with Miko's previous life. The plot begins when a race of butterfly-demons named the Mahoroba want to enslave Miko Mido and her sister to steal the seal case that control the Shikima. Their ultimate goal is to conquer the Shikima Brain, a legendary place of the Shikima realm which is said to confer the power to rule the universe.
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This week's weekly Rider Hack has helped us get out of more pinches than we can even begin to count. We're talking, of course, about a light tool bag or emergency kit with various tools and supplies necessary to get you back on the road. The goal is to pack as light as possible, but still have enough tools to remedy common road side repairs. Not sure which tools or supplies you'll need? No worries, we've got a list of items we feel are the most useful for quick repairs.
1.Multi-Tool: Whether it's a combination tool with screw drivers, pliers, allens, etc… or a tool pack with interchangeable sockets and bits, you'll need a solid base to start with. Before you head out, it's always a good idea to check and see what common tools and tools sizes you'll need and add to your kit accordingly. This is the best way to assure you'll be able to make repairs needed in a given situation.
2.Tire Repair Kit: Tire trouble is easily the most common bike-related issue riders face. First and foremost, a decent tire pressure gauge is essential (to confirm your tire is actually loosing pressure, if not already flat). From there, there are a number of tire repair kits on the market from patches to plugs and different sizes of CO2 cartridges. Find one you feel comfortable with, and be sure you study up and learn to use it before you ride.
3.Flashlight: May seem simple, but as soon as the sun goes down, there isn't too much light to be found on the side of the road. A small, LED light should be enough to allow you to see what you're fixing or the map you're trying to follow.
4.Fuses, Bulbs and Bolts: Fuses and bulbs burnout, nuts and bolts rattle off, it happens. Your best bet is to make sure you have some spares just in case you need to replace them. For bolts, try and figure out the most common size bolts on your bike and sizes of those pesky ones that always wiggle loose, and have a few ready to go.
5.Zip Ties, Duct Tape, and Pocket Knife: These are the MacGyver items that always seem to be of importance and fix things when all else fails. If we need to tell you why zip ties, duct tape and a pocket knife are useful, then you probably shouldn't be riding motorcycles.
6.Visor Cleaner and a Microfiber Cloth: This item isn't a repair item, but boy is it useful when you do stop for a quick break along your ride. Much like your car windshield, you never realize how much better you can see once you squeegee off those bug guts. Visor cleaner typically comes in a small spray bottle (to soften up those clingers) and should be accompanied by a microfiber cloth that is safe for your visor.
You're probably not surprised by any of these items included on our list, but they all help get the job done. Ideally you'd want to find a small bag or case that you can fit all of these tools and supplies in for easy transportation. A few different ways we like to store our emergency kits are either under our seats, in a backpack/bag or simply in our jacket if we have big enough pockets. Like we said, the goal is to take only the essential items for every day riding. For longer rides or extra peace of mind, you can always carry more cargo as you see fit. Hope this is a good starting point for you guys, and hope you'll never have to use any of it at all!


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To strengthen its positioning in the worldwide market, I-MOVIX is developing high-quality products and services to distribute and sell through a growing global network of partners of excellence.
After a successful distributor training session at the I-MOVIX office in Belgium, I-MOVIX is pleased to announce that it extends its network with SEDATEC, the specialist in high-speed cameras in Russia.
"It's a great honor for us to become an official distributor of such a famous company as I-MOVIX. Having the most up-to-date equipment at our disposal, we can be positive that it will be now possible to use the most beneficial developments in the field of direct broadcasting of sporting events in Russia. We hope that the Russian specialists will see the true value of the technical advantages at the highest professional level!", said Kirill Karlov, the president of SEDATEC.
"We are proud to have SEDATEC join our network of distributors. This new presence in Russia is important for us, especially in the forthcoming years given the organization of major worldwide sports events in this large country. The dynamism of their team of sales and support engineers as well as their level of expertise make of SEDATEC the partner of choice for I-MOVIX. We are confident about our future in Russia: expansion is the agenda!", said Laurent Renard, C.E.O. of I-MOVIX.
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With a focus on high-tech optical equipment, Sedatec has a team of experienced sales and support engineers able to provide high level of application expertise, technical support and training for customers.
Their customers are leading Russian private and state-owned companies, R&D institutions and Universities.
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E-cigarettes — electronic cigarette-looking devices that heat up liquid nicotine into a vapor that is inhaled — are becoming popular despite concerns they could be as bad (or worse) for people's health than old-school Marlboros.
Since e-cigarettes are not considered a tobacco product by the Food and Drug Administration, they are not subject to federal regulations that prohibit sales to minors, television and radio advertisements, and free sampling.
So, no surprise, the makers and sellers of e-cigarettes are marketing the heck out of the product.
And the e-cigarette companies appear to be targeting young people. E-cigarette companies are preying on young consumers by using candy flavors, social-media ads and free samples at rock concerts, according to a report released Monday by Democratic members of Congress.
According to the report released by Sen. Richard J. Durbin, D-Ill., a survey of nine e-cigarette companies found most taking advantage of the lack of federal regulations. The tactics used would be illegal for Joe Camel and company.
E-cigarettes come in as many tasty sounding flavors as can be found at a Hawaiian shave-ice stand. They have fun names — Pumpkin Spice, Chocolate Treat, Cherry Crush and Snap — that would seem to appeal to the younger crowd.
This is despicable, and it should be stopped.
The FDA, as well as some health experts, don't know the side effects of inhaling pure nicotine. They fear that, over time, we will find pure nicotine causes serious health problems. And since there are no mandates on e-cigarettes or nicotine levels, some manufacturers might not disclose all the chemical ingredients and the amount of nicotine won't be uniform or predictable.
The FDA is considering labeling e-cigarettes as tobacco products, which would place them under federal authority.
The goal is right, but these are not tobacco products. Congress should give the FDA authority to regulate nicotine. The sooner the better.
Meanwhile, public pressure should be applied to at least nudge the e-cigarette industry to stop targeting young people as customers.
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Limit Screen Time
Screen time is addictive and interferes with relationships.
1) For young children, be careful about using the TV as a babysitter.
2) Do not allow computers or TVs or cell phones in children's rooms.
3) Make agreements with children about how much TV, video games, texting adn internet time is reasonable.
4) Brainstorm fun alternative activities, that bring family members together.
I have a serious screen time addiction of my own, and have allowed C to develop one as well. I'll address each of the four points in turn:
- Knit or crochet - I recently learned both skills and have two works in progress: a knit cardigan sweater for C and a crocheted blanket to donate to Project Linus
- Clean the house?
- Bible study/devotional time
- Longhand writing exercises
- Sketch
- Sew
- Bake
- Start dinner
- Tidy up, declutter, clean
- Read C a book
- Get down on the floor and play with C
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All-Star Futures Game will feature two Twins prospects
MINNEAPOLIS — Before the major league All-Stars take the field for the All-Star Game at Target Field on July 15, some of the game's brightest young players will have the opportunity to play on that same stage.
The rosters for the 2014 Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game were announced Tuesday, and a pair of players will represent the Minnesota Twins at next month's game. Pitching prospect Jose Berrios and first baseman Kennys Vargas will both play for the World Team on July 13 at Target Field.
Berrios, a native of Puerto Rico, was taken by the Twins in the first round (32nd overall) in the 2012 MLB Draft. In 14 starts for High-A Fort Myers this year, Berrios is 8-2 with a 2.05 ERA. He's also struck out 98 batters and walked just 21 in 83 1/3 innings.
Vargas, 23, also hails from Puerto Rico. The 6-foot-5, 275-pound first baseman has shown off his power this year with Double-A New Britain. In 70 games with the Rock Cats in 2014, Vargas has hit 14 homers and driven in 57 runs while batting .318. The switch-hitting Vargas was signed by the Twins as an undrafted free agent in 2009.
Several of baseball's best prospects will join Berrios and Vargas at Target Field next month. Highlighting the United States roster is Cubs prospect Kris Bryant, a 22-year-old third baseman who was taken second overall in last year's draft. He's hit 26 home runs between Double-A and Triple-A this season in Chicago's minor league system. Bryant is viewed by many as one of the top 10 prospects in the minors.
Lucas Giolito, the Washington Nationals' hard-throwing pitching prospect, is among the biggest names among U.S. pitchers. The 19-year-old Giolito was Washington's first-round pick in 2012 and is currently 2-2 with a 2.59 ERA in 11 starts for High-A Hagerstown. Baseball Prospectus ranked Giolito as the No. 13 prospect in baseball prior to the 2014 season.
Other notable prospects playing in this year's game include Houston shortstop Carlos Correa, Cleveland shortstop Jose Lindor and Mets right-hander Noah Syndegaard. In all, a total of 50 players representing all 30 MLB teams will participate in this year's event.
The 2014 Futures Game will be managed by two men with Minnesota Twins ties. Former Twins manager Tom Kelly, who led Minnesota to a pair of World Series titles, will manage the United States team, while Hall of Famer and former Twins pitcher Bert Blyleven will be in charge of the World team.
Team USA has won the last four Futures Games and is 9-6 overall since the event first took place. The 15th edition of the game will be held at 4 p.m. CT at Target Field in downtown Minneapolis.
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