text:
These beautiful buds, illustrated by Marcella Hawley are as though they are fresh clipped from the garden. These breathtaking Dahlias would be a prize on any card or creation! This 4 by 6" set features two gorgeous main images plus five all-occasion sentiments, perfect for all kinds of creations.
On to my creation! As you'll see as you make the rounds, the Flourishes Design Team is being joined by the Friends of Flourishes Team and together we are ushering in one fun-filled challenge! It's one that, if you play along, you can win Flourishes ENTIRE JULY RELEASE! So, how do you play? Simply use acetate anywhere on your card or creation! Easy peasy! And, if you haven't tried Flourishes Clear Card Stock-- now's the time! It's amazing stuff!
For my creation, I chose to create a little sentiment window, which I thought was fun!
How did I do it? Really, it is as simple as piecing together strips of decorative paper to create that front panel. I used Flourishes Classic White as my base, trimmed so that there was a 2-1/2" inch topper on my card, took a strip of Flourishes Clear Card Stock and ran it through my Grand Calibur using a Swiss Dots embossing folder. I attached that to the white card stock and then covered up the seam with the decorative green paper. I did the same for the bottom. I attached the decorative green strip and then covered up the glue line with the pink decorative paper. This also beefed up my card so that I wasn't using near text weight paper for my card base. Add some sheer ribbon, a little gold cording and that's pretty much the base of your card.
I love how when you close the card, you can see the sentiment from the set in the window!
Here's a close up of those GORGEOUS Dahlias! I stamped on Flourishes Classic White and then colored with Copic markers. You can check my supply list below for a look at the collections that I used to color this up!
And one of the touches I added that I LOVE is the glitter border. It really adds some sparkle in real life! It's a part of the Far and Away Borders pack. I love reaching for these borders when you don't feel like using your die cut machine -- it's detail in a jiffy! See?
And that, my friends, is it! Would you like ANOTHER way to win this set? It is as simple as leaving some love in the form of a comment on our designers' blogs. Why? Well, one of them will be picking names from comments and you won't know......
So comment away -- you could win this gorgeous new set called Dahlias! Just hop on over and see.....
- Allison Cope
- Broni Holcombe
- Cheryl Lea
- Christine Okken
- Cindy Lawrence
- Deborah Anton
- Heather Jensen
- Jenny Gropp
- Judy Rozema
- Julie Koerber
- Katie Sims
- Makiko Jones
- Silke Ledlow
- Stacy Morgan
- Tosha Leyendekker
- Margaret Gilmer, our July guest designer
So, if you would like to play along, just know that you have until next Monday at 6PM to enter. And, if you want to read up on the official rules (there are a few to follow) just click HERE. Thanks for stopping by everyone. Be sure to swing back by tomorrow when I share another new Flourishes set! This next set is a whimsical peek at those darling little friends that hang out in gardens far and wide in the imaginations of folks young and old. Does that have you guessing? Come back tomorrow to see!


text:
Why collect with TopCashback.co.uk?
- Shop with 1,000s of retailers at TopCashback.co.uk and collect cashback on your purchases
- Earn cashback and convert it to Avios – you'll collect 1 Avios for every 1p cashback
- Receive an extra 5% when you convert 20p or more cashback to Avios
How to collect Avios with TopCashback.co.uk?
- If you're not already a member, join TopCashback.co.uk at www.topcashback.co.uk
- Earn cashback by shopping with stores via TopCashback.co.uk
- Choose Avios as your payout method and enter your Avios membership number
- Collect 1 Avios for every 1p cashback that you convert, and a 5% bonus when you convert 20p or more. You should receive your Avios within 10 days
Opens an external site in a new window

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Two prison guards were treated and released for injuries suffered during an attack by inmates at the state prison.
The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services reports the assault occurred Monday.
According to the department, two inmates at the Nebraska State Penitentiary ran toward staff members, hitting them with their fists. Other guards subdued the inmates.
The two guards were taken to a Lincoln hospital, where they were treated and released.
No names are being released.
The incident remains under investigation.


text:
download mosaic textures. Perle by Mosaico+.
Mosaic composed of tiles with an irregular square shapes, in size of 15x15mm. The tiles, composed of fused glass with iridescence surface, are mounted on glass fibre mesh to form a sheet of 327x327mm. The surface is one of this product's key characteristics. The irregular chip shape is due to the specific production process used.


text:
- About us
- Members
- News and Events
- Simulated Learning
- Supervision Support
- Resources
- Virtual Tours
- Aboriginal Health Services
- Rural Health Teaching Sites
- Campbell Town Health and Community Service
- Deloraine District Hospital
- Flinders Island Multi-Purpose Centre
- George Town Hospital and Community Centre
- Huon Eldercare, Dover
- King Island Hospital and Health Centre
- Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre, Oatlands
- North Eastern Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Scottsdale
- Smithton District Hospital and Community Health Service
- St Helens District Hospital
- St Marys Community Health Centre
- Tasman Health and Community Service, Nubeena
- West Coast District Hospital, Queenstown
You are here
Rural Inter-professional Clinical Education and Training
Under the Department of Health and Ageing, Innovative Clinical Teaching and Training Grants (ICTTG) the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has received funding to develop the Rural Inter-Professional Clinical Education and Training Centres (RICETCs).
The funding has been allocated for the development of the five most important rural health sites in Tasmania into clinical education and training infrastructure to support the increase in student clinical placements.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012


text:
What was your proudest moment from the Beta? Also; what was the worst/most frustrating thing to happen to you? I'd love to hear some of your best/worse experiences. I'd have to say my proudest moment was soloing the Devil's Lair Strike on Hard difficulty, with no deaths. [i]Flawless Devil's Lair Solo Run: [/i] http://imgur.com/a/oPod8 [spoiler]Did you know you can shoot off the Devilwalker's missile pod? (The one that launches a salvo of glowing blue missiles) It makes the fight considerably easier.[/spoiler] The moment that aggravated me the [i]most[/i] was when I consistently did better than the rest of my team during an Iron Banner event, but was never rewarded any of the Iron Banner Legendaries. [i]Iron banner Sadness:[/i] http://imgur.com/wyuTqAF This match in particular shows what I'm talking about, haha. [i](I'm Ethereal Her0)[/i]
Edited by Glitched_Hero: 8/24/2014 3:40:30 AMSo I guess you can't Edit a question post if an answer has been selected, so I'm going to make this the answer and feature the post containing the [url=http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post?id=68196873&path=1][i]awesome video I selected as the previous answer.[/i][/url] Also... [b][i][url=http://static1.gamespot.com/uploads/original/78/787590/2601384-dancing+gif.gif]Obligatory 200 comment dance party .gif[/url][/i][/b]
Soloing a nightfall
Edited by SpdyAmunition: 9/8/2014 5:48:36 AMOn the Beta, there was an area past the Forgotten shore filled with level 20hive knights. My friends refused to go into the area, but me, Im stubborn. I decide 'Hey, If I cant kill them, I want to see whats past them.' A couple of tries on my upgraded sparrow got me past the few guarding the path, and I erupt into an area with over twenty level 20 hive knights. A couple more tries (humming star wars music because if evern one shot hits me Im insta-killed. Oh yeah, this was definitely a deathstar run) and I almost get past them too. I see this big sticky lantern looking thing sitting in front of the opening of what looks like a crashed covenant ship from halo (Its wasn't but thats what it looked like. It was purple and everything. Sue me.). 'Ooh, that kind of looks like it belongs in the areas I saw on the moon trailers. Is that what they're guarding?" And then I notice that it has a health bar too. A level 20 Shrieker, the Hive equivalent of the Fallen's Servitors. It blasts me through the next few attemps. And then I get passed it too, doing an accidental but very cool barrel roll in my attems not to get blasted by the Shrieker. Down into the depths I go on my sparrow. The screen tells me that I am now entering the 'grotto'. I emerge in a cavern with three Level 20 wizards and a crap ton of Thralls of the same level. My Sparrow is in flames. No way i'm getting it out of here. I abandon it to use the manuverability of my warlocks glide (cause I chose manueverability in the air over distance. I make a made dash, well, figuratively speaking. I jump and glide like a mad man, Wizards void energy sailing past me and Thralls scrambling to tear at my feat every time I have to land to jump again. I run through the only opening I see, going up. I run up and up, untill I emerge in the area where you must fight while trying to defuse a bomb on the Sepiks Prime Strike mission. I go back to the tunnel I had just run out of (Crazy yes but I was thinking "That can't be it, can it?") and the tunnel was blocked when I tried to go back down. I can't wait to return to the Hive who missed me in Old Russia. And the next time, It wont be a deathstar run. This time, It'll be a bloody massacre.
Taking down the devil walker in a public event with no one around, not sure if its impressive but I thought I was pretty cool :)
Edited by FTG Griffix: 9/5/2014 9:55:32 PMSolo Sepiks Prime and the Devil Walker (the other guys were AFK....) I guess is my best. Edit: Worst/frustrating thing? Running out of friggin ammo and relying on throwing knives and grenades to kill the other enemies just to get bullets.
Worse thing was running into the enemies with ????? For names and not being able to hurt em lol Best thing was a melee kill in PVP
Playing it for two hours before leaving for a road trip at 9:00AM. That's the only time I actually got to play it and waking up at 6:00 was an achievement in itself.
also solo devil's lair on hard. did die once. did however make it through the grotto and refinery without dying which was kinda disappointing that the higher level enemies where not quicker. but most my worst and most frustrating thing to happen is when the beta ended and everyday since.
Being that guy that buys ships all the time. It's dafe to say I bout about half of the expensive ones and still had about 10 grand of Glimmer left over LOL But my best moment was taking out about five guardians at once in the crucible with my Hulk Smash!!
Exploring the epic dungeon known as hellmouth.
Definitely in the Crucible when me and two other teammates were all riding the pikes and just plowed through the entire map. (poor trapped soul behind a tiny wall getting blasted from 3 different sides)
My Beta achievement was being the first Guardian to ever commit suicide by jumping into the Hellmouth
19 round scout rifle with 72 damage.
My favorite beta moment was exploring the hive on the moon for exclusively 2 hours the moon was open with 2 other friends and defeating the ogre.
Entering the giant whole on the moon and killing that giant ogre. And all his friends
The game finish downloading and installing
My proudest was when I did the bounty on the crucible, unstoppable or something like that it took me forever I didn't even know what to do xD
Being able to just hang with friends
I did the same thing where I played house of devils alone on hard but found out that enemies get easier if there are two guys in the lobby instead of three. But anyway my proudest moment was when I went on a 13 killing streak in the crucible Venus map with no deaths and earned mark of the unbroken.
Proudest was probably using my fist to destroy the Devil Walker [spoiler]One could say I fisted it, since my Titan has a stripper dance[/spoiler] My least proud was when I switched to the 360 version to play with some friends, I was standing in front of his flaming sparrow, I punched it, it jetted forward and knocked me off a cliff. I then died out of bounds. [spoiler]You could say it rammed my character harder than she was expecting[/spoiler] [spoiler]Bow Chicka Honk Honk[/spoiler]
Getting to and exploring the Seraphim Vault.
After losing so many crucible battles, I finally got first out of BOTH teams, and got a gun, and some rad armor
My biggest achievement was play more than 50+ hours longest I have ever played a beta.
My proudest moment was when I got Plan C.
Soloing a public event although I didn't complete it on the last day too it was in the place where in the opening of the game the you see that big ship warp jump in


text:
Sure ..but I attributed it to a thing called coincidence .. Not God. I'm think'n God has better things to do than to put a $20 bill in a convenint place to little ol' me to find, that essentially changes nothing in the course of my life .. Nope, I'm think'n God is busy do … Read more
I've found lots of money. Most I've ever found was $20.
I've found and returned wallets, laptops, printed check $5000?, brief cases, purses with money, a credit card and a child.
Every once in a while when we go to our granddaughter's favorite place. Since she's 4 states away in school I tease her!!
I have done so while at a really nice restaurant, where when they bring the food out the presentation is like a work of art.


text:
Archive for July, 2015
by Courtney Crockett
When out walking last night I ventured a look into the upper windows of King Street Station, and I could see tiny human forms still busy transforming the interior space for this weekend's gigantic art exhibition Out of Sight. In the true spirit of an arts community, King Street Station has been a hive of art and action with volunteers rehabbing and rebuilding the interior 24,000 foot space for the arts collective and its opening event tomorrow.
Independently run and funded Vital5Productions, founder Greg Lundgren has been working tirelessly to reform the neglected and sizable third floor of King Street Station into an art exhibition this weekend. The curatorial team includes Kirsten Anderson and Sharon Arnold from Pioneer Square gallery Roq la Rue, and Sierra Stinson to organize and facilitate this alternative arts effort that features 110 Pacific Northwest artists. Out of Sight is running in conjunction with and in response to the more well funded Seattle Art Fair over the same weekend. Born of the notion that many Seattle artists would lack exposure there, Lundgren secured a lease and a key to the historic station. The key appeared prominently on social media more than a month ago.
The opening night celebration kicks off with Derek Erdman spinning records along with special performances by Doug Newman and Mal DeFleur.
Word is Lundgren plans to make this an annual event. Great news for Seattle arts, the underused King Street Station and Pioneer Square. Come out and make it happen.
Thursday 30 July – Preview and Grand Opening Party
Ages 21 and over only, tickets include one re-entry over the weekend
7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August – $10 Admission
Exhibition Hours 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm with Happy Hour Bar Service from 5 til 8
Sunday 2 August – $10 Admission
Exhibition Hours 10:00 am – 6:00 pm with Swedish Pancake Brunch from 10 til 2
by Courtney Crockett
As anyone who moves to Pioneer Square quickly discovers, the only grassy knoll available for dogs to romp and survey the world resides at Century Link Field. In moving here nearly 10 years ago, it immediately became my destination for walking my dogs as well as forging community. And for a time, we local dog owners shared what felt like a hidden secret that allowed for us and our dogs to engage in unplanned but regular play dates. It was the entirely unofficial place to be for integrating your dog with other neighborhood dogs and generating new friendships with neighbors.
Yet, the rapidly growing population of residents and dog-friendly businesses has wrought changes since and each day brings a new or different dog and person to meet. The small green swath of land is less social stomping ground and more vital and essential territory for any Pioneer Square dog owner. The demands of our community suggest a more open and larger green area would better serve the neighborhood.
The timing is impeccable then that Seattle Parks and Recreation is currently collecting data to help meet the increasing needs of Seattle dogs and their owners. The department is asking for your input in order to develop a long term plan for dog parks and services. Complete the survey and we could have our very own off-leash dog park in Pioneer Square. Read more about Seattle Parks and Recreation Off- Leash Project and opt-in for updates as the project moves forward.
The off-leash survey is also found at Citizens for Off-Leash Areas (COLA). Additionally, COLA offers advocacy and information on Seattle area dog parks and events. Follow them @seattlecola.
by RaNae Vodder
I have to admit that I was one of the few people who were a little stressed out that it was actually going to rain last Sunday. My friends spoke to being relieved for their gardens and felt like we were "due". But, it had been so long since we have seen or felt the rain around here, I wasn't sure about how I felt about it or how to get ready for the next week in this new environment of wet. My husband and I talked through various alternatives to accomplish our tasks, we could leave now, or not leave now….skip the errands and stay home…. We finally decided to get dressed and head out when the weather app said there is a 90% chance of rain at noon with the goal of returning home before it started (we are early risers).
I don't remember ever being quite so concerned about the rain before, I own a great rain coat, matching rain boots, multiple sizes and shapes of umbrellas, a plethora of hats and my hair doesn't look too bad curly, so what was I so stressed out about?? I am a born and raised Pacific North Westerner and I was acting like it was my first season here! The good news is the rain held off, we completed our errands and got home with time to spare. This is when the musing started………What could I do in the rain on a Sunday afternoon in Pioneer Square? I quickly realized there were too many options so I limited it to activities that were no more than $10.
Here is my list (note that all of these activities allowed me to be able to linger somewhere dry):
- Visit a local coffee shop, we have many and they are all pretty great!
- Buy a used book, I love to read, anything from mysteries to fantasy to biographies, we got it covered here.
- Visit the Klondike Museum, been there, done that and got the cancellation stamp to prove it.
- Say hello to favorite bartenders at Elysian Fields, good people serving good beer.
- Get on the Light Rail and ride it to the airport and back, always someone interesting to have a conversation with.
- Go the gym, technically, membership is more than $10 so broke it down by the day and it was almost like they paid me to go the gym!
- Look at new Seahawks gear at Century Link, still waiting to see what happens with Russell, good place to talk about it.
- Hang out with the boys at Intrigue Chocolates- they are generous samplers, should have put this at the top of the list!
- Sit on the deck and call a long lost friend, not sure if remember anyone's phone number though.
- Help people navigate King Street Station, wouldn't it be noble to save someone from boarding the wrong train!
So what did I miss? What do you do on a rainy Sunday in Pioneer Square?
by RaNae Vodder
My husband and I went for a walk down Occidental Thursday night and were surprised to see strings of pretty lights and people doing the tango in Occidental Park! There was live music, people of all skill levels dancing and a diverse audience of bystanders. It looked like so much fun I just had to know more. The program is called Dancing til Dusk and is 15 nights of dancing outdoors on a real dance floor. The first hour is a beginning dance lesson, with no experience or partner required. Unfortunately, the two dates of Dancing til Dusk in Occidental Park have passed but there are 12 more nights planned over the summer in Westlake Park, Bell Street Park and Freeway Park. Check out the dates, locations and themes by clicking on Dancing til Dusk. I am a big a fan of our Seattle parks and loved seeing our own Occidental Park so vibrant and festive on a perfect summer evening!
by Beth Berube
by Courtney Crockett
A gentle reminder to visit the neighborhood Farmers Market Express on Wednesday 1 July. An amazing array of brightly colored flowers, berries and cherries, summer vegetables, honey and jam, and freshly made tamales.
Participants This Week Include:
- Shong Chao's Farm – Flowers and Produce
- Chue Neng Cha Farm – Flowers and Produce
- Martin Family Orchards – Orchard Fruit and Cider
- Sidhu Farms – Berries, Honey and Jam
- Magana Farms – Orchard Fruit and Produce
- Lyall Farm – Orchard Fruit and Produce
- El Chito – Tamales
The Pioneer Square / ID farmers market is open every Wednesday through 1 October from 10 am – 2 pm and located at King Street Station Plaza on 3rd Ave S and S Jackson St.
Credit and Debit cards accepted. The Express markets also operate as members of the Washington State Farmers Market Association. Fresh Bucks SNAP matching is offered at all Pike Place Market farmers markets.
Find additional information here at http://www.pikeplacemarket.org/express-markets.


text:
Isfryn cottage is a magnificent thatched cottage set in the picturesque valley of Gleninchaquin.
The cottage is set on C0.827 acres of lawn and mature shrubs with spectacular views over the Inchaquinn lakes, Gleninchaquin waterfall and valley.
The cottage was completed in 2001 to a very high standard. The accommodation comprises of 2549 sq ft with an elegant entrance hall, a large living room, kitchen, study and 3 bedrooms. The kitchen with a spacious pantry is to the rear. An oak staircase leads to the first floor landing area. It has an attractive half moon window feature. On the FF there are two large bedrooms with en-suites and walk-in wardrobes.
The property is set in a designated scenic area and is ideal for the person who enjoys fishing, walking or the peace and tranquillity of Isfryn cottage.
The cottage is 12.5 miles from Kenmare and is located 3 miles on a quiet country lane off the Kenmare to Castletownbere road R571.
This property is an ideal hide-away in the unique and secluded setting of Gleninchaquin valley.
Entrance Hall 8.00 x 3.59. Elegant entrance hall with solid oak stairs.
Living Room 5.49 x 4.76. Spacious living room with views over Inchaquinn lake and Knockagreen Mountain. Raised fireplace with "elm" mantelpiece. Carpet Flooring throughout.
Study 5.58 x 4.06. Study with views over Inchaquinn lake and Knockagreen Mountain. Open fire place. Carpet.
Kitchen 4.64 x 4.43. Fully fitted old pine kitchen with integrated "Bosch" dishwater and fridge. "Shaws" Belfast sink. Tiled floor, walls and work surface. Recessed lighting. "Rayburn" range for central heating, cooking & ...


text:
Vaginal problems
Patient : Im not sure what is going on but about 3 months ago I had pain in my vagina. Now it is back again. It consists of mostly pain when I urinate and uncomfortableness during the rest of the time. Could this me a UTI? I clean very throughly to make sure this doesn't happen and it still does.
Doctor : This question is currently in queue and will be answered shortly by one of our doctors. In the meantime you may browse our library of answered questions by clicking here.
Related Q&A
I am 32 yr old femae, I have had a
Q: I am 32 yr old femae, I have had a history of being diagnosed with overactive bladder 2001(age 19) - 2008, treated wi...
I am a male of 30 I have been experiencing
Q: I am a male of 30. I have been experiencing some rashes on my Penis (tip of the penis). The top half of the tip of th...
What do I do about reoccurring yeast infections? For about
Q: What do I do about reoccurring yeast infections? For about 2 years now, I've been getting on-and-off yeast infections...
Can i apply directly the apple cider vinegar to my vagina?
Q: I am suffering yeast infection for a year and i am so worried about my health, i have already taken anti-fungal antib...
Drugs containg yeast and yeast infection
Q: I am prone to get yeast infection, by taking drugs containing yeast ,, will that just make it worse?
Dr. James Obaji M.D.
- 247 Reviews
- Family Physician
Dr. Suneel Sharman M.D.
- 190 Reviews
- Family Physician
Dr. Pat Golden M.D.
- 169 Reviews
- Cardiologist
Dr. Kunaal Jindal M.D.
- 112 Reviews
- Plastic Surgeon


text:
Online Extra: 3M Chief Plants a Money Tree
When Jim McNerney came to 3M (MMM ) from General Electric (GE ) in December, 2000, his mandate was to boost the profitability of the sprawling conglomerate. Six Sigma was one of the main tools McNerney used to achieve that end, and the "process excellence" program that GE made famous seemed to work wonders. 3M's stock price, buoyed by an industrial rebound, soared and operating margins crept into the low 20s.
Yet the current 3M chief executive, George Buckley , who took the reins in December, 2005, has a different mandate. He wants to kick-start top-line growth. To do that, he's making 3M much more acquisitive, and he's also removing some of the stringent focus on Six Sigma, particularly in areas such as basic research. That move already may have had a psychic payoff, as workers at the science-centric company seem newly energized about Buckley's more flexible growth agenda.
The big risk comes in the more tangible measurements, such as profit margins. Buckley knows he can't simply undo the profitability and productivity improvements that McNerney won. His challenge is to figure out how to loosen up the organization, but still keep costs under control. How's he going to do it? "Did Jim take all the money trees?" Buckley asks. His answer, clearly, is no. The big money tree Buckley is eyeing is the company's convoluted supply chain, where he hopes to wring wasted money out of the system.
Buckley plans to spend $1.5 billion on 18 new plants or major expansions around the world, including 11 outside the U.S., with four new factories in China alone. The thinking is that the new factories will add much needed capacity—especially abroad, where 3M pulls in more than 60% of its revenues, and where it expects to get up to 75% over the next several years.
Despite a vast, complicated network of 64 international subsidiary companies, just 35% of 3M's manufacturing capacity is overseas. In Buckley's view, the plant expansions won't just add capacity—they are an opportunity to make the whole logistics chain more efficient by shortening supply lines and bringing production closer to local markets.
How did things get that way at 3M? For a long time, one of the tenets of the 3M catechism was "make a little, sell a little." Once a project was green-lighted, it might receive funding, but the developer or scientist would have to make small quantities of the product in an ad hoc manner by using idle spots of time at factories throughout the 3M system. It was a way to minimize the financial risk of a new product, and it served the company quite well—when its infrastructure and sales were centered mainly in the U.S.
Now, "make a little, sell a little" means that a typical product might be extruded in Canada, machined in France, packaged in Mexico, and sold in Japan. That's costly, and it means that half of 3M products spend 100 days traveling through the supply line, according to Buckley, even before it has to jump any local bureaucratic hurdles.
The net result is that 3M has a lot of money tied up in inventory around the world that's just sitting on boats, in trucks, and in warehouses. In the fourth quarter of 2006, for instance, sales rose about $500 million. But working capital went up $450 million and receivables increased $250 million, Buckley says. If that trend continues, "You'd be borrowing money to grow," he says.
Buckley expects over the next two years to free $1 billion in working capital and to achieve another "hundreds of millions" in cost savings from the more efficient supply chain. "Working capital as a percent of sales is a big metric for CEOs these days," says Jack Kelly, an analyst at Goldman Sachs (GS ), "because if you can reduce working capital, you can increase your cash flow." As Buckley explains, "This is the money tree."
By Brian Hindo


text:
Ronda Rousey just made MMA history by being the first woman to join the UFC. The former 25-year-old US Olympian will defend her title in 2013 -- possible opponents include Sara McMann, Cris Cyborg and rival Miesha Tate. So far, undefeated, let's see what happens next year.
Ronda Rousey MMA Highlight


text:
The sixth edition of Counseling: A Comprehensive Profession, likes it predecessors, covers every major topic in the counseling field, e.g., history, theory, practice, specialties, current trends, and does so in a very readable and interesting style. The book is developmental in nature and leads the reader logically and smoothly from one important area to another. The chapters are illustrated and up-to-date with the most recent research in the field. This book is often used by students as the main source in studying for the National Counselor Exam (NCE). It is considered the "gold standard" by which other books in the field are judged since it has been the best-selling book in this area of counseling for 20 years.
Highlights of the New Edition:
In addition to overviewing counseling's history as both a generic and specialized part of the helping profession, its theories, processes, issues, specialties, and trends, Gladding (counselor education, Wake Forest U.) in this edition (last, 1996 copyright) concentrates on the importance of the personhood of counselors and the multicultural, ethical, legal, and consultative environments in which they practice. Includes classroom activities. Appends the ethical standards of the American Counseling Association and the American Psychological Association, classifications from the , and a list of counseling-related organizations. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)


text:
Discovery Channel's MythBusters have utilized an extremely high-end, ultra-slow motion camera to capture amazing footage of a bullet as it leaves a gun muzzle.
Using the Phantom v2010 camera, Mythbusters host Adam Savage was at a loss for words by the incredible recording captured at 73,000 frames per second.
"Shot at these speeds, the video reveals a dance of pressure and fire that would otherwise be missed by the unaided eye," the video's description explains.


text:
A Warning Sign on the Road to DSM-V: Beware of Its Unintended Consequences: Page 3 of 4
A Warning Sign on the Road to DSM-V: Beware of Its Unintended Consequences: Page 3 of 4
The likelihood that DSM-V will suffer from many such serious unintended consequences is enhanced by the way it is being done. "There are no constraints on the degree of change," according to a telling quote from Dr David Kupfer, chairman of the DSM-V Task Force.26 The work groups have been instructed to think innovatively about their disorders but have received little guidance on the systematic methods of conducting literature reviews.6 It is a fundamental error of the DSM-V process that it has not put a priori methods in place to provide standards for making changes and for instructing work group members on how to do a careful risk-benefit analysis of each proposal.
Even a cursory review of some of the suggestions for DSM-V clearly illustrates the painful surprises that can inadvertently creep into a system if there are no careful doorkeepers to evaluate the risks of change. I will discuss some representative types of problems for purposes of illustration, but most of the suggested changes for DSM-V will likely have problems of one sort or another.
Undoubtedly, the most reckless suggestion for DSM-V is that it include many new categories to capture the subthreshhold (eg, minor depression, mild cognitive disorder) or premorbid (eg, prepsychotic) versions of the existing official disorders. The beneficial intended purpose is to improve early case finding and promote preventive treatments. Unfortunately, however, the DSM-V Task Force has failed to adequately consider the potentially disastrous unintended consequence that DSM-V may flood the world with tens of millions of newly labeled false-positive "patients." The reported rates of DSM-V mental disorders would skyrocket, especially because there are many more people at the boundary than those who present with the more severe and clearly "clinical" disorders. The result would be a wholesale imperial medicalization of normality that will trivialize mental disorder and lead to a deluge of unneeded medication treatments—a bonanza for the pharmaceutical industry but at a huge cost to the new false-positive patients caught in the excessively wide DSM-V net. They will pay a high price in adverse effects, dollars, and stigma, not to mention the unpredictable impact on insurability, disability, and forensics.
In my experience, experts on any given diagnosis always worry a great deal about missed cases but rarely consider the risks of creating a large pool of false positives—especially in primary care settings. The experts' motives are pure, but their awareness of risks is often naive. Psychiatry should not be in the business of inadvertently manufacturing mental disorders. The clinching argument against including subthreshold and prodromal "disorders" is that they are supported only by thin literatures and will not have extensive field trials to predict the extent of the false-positive risks, particularly in primary care settings. I am convinced that none of the proposed subthreshold or premorbid suggestions should be converted to official diagnoses of mental disorder in DSM-V. Each should instead be included in an appendix of suggested disorders that require more research and testing.
Another DSM-V innovation would create a whole new series of so-called behavioral addictions to shopping, sex, food, videogames, the Internet, and so on. Each of these proposals has the potential for dangerous unintended consequences by inappropriately medicalizing behavioral problems; reducing individual responsibility; and complicating disability, insurance, and forensic evaluations. None of these suggestions is remotely ready for prime time as an officially recognized mental disorder.
Getting as much outside opinion as possible is crucial to smoking out and avoiding unforeseen problems. We believed that the more eyes and minds that were engaged at all stages of DSM-IV, the fewer the errors we would make. In contrast, DSM-V has had an inexplicably closed and secretive process.27 Communication to and from the field has been highly restricted. Indeed, even the very slight recent increase in openness about DSM-V was forced on to an unwilling leadership only after a series of embarrassing articles appeared in the public press.28-30 It is completely ludicrous that the DSM-V work group members had to sign confidentiality agreements that prevent the kind of free discussion that brings to light otherwise hidden problems. DSM-V has also chosen to have relatively few and highly select advisors. It appears that it will have no Options Book to allow wide scrutiny and contributions from the field.
The secretiveness of the DSM-V process is extremely puzzling. In my entire experience working on DSM-III, DSM-III-R, and DSM-IV, nothing ever came up that even remotely had to be hidden from anyone. There is everything to gain and absolutely nothing to lose from having a totally open process. Obviously, it is much better to discover problems before publication—and this can only be done with rigorous scrutiny and the welcoming of all possible criticisms.


text:
Ever since I saw these pants on Kim Kardashian, I have wanted to try a variation of the style. So I decided to put my own spin on the trend with these keep it classy leggings from Fashion Nova Curve. The leggings are not lined, so they are see through. One way you can make these see-through leggings a little more practical is by adding a pair of nude leggings or tights underneath the leggings. I added a pair of nude tights, but I still had to wear a shirt long enough to cover my booty.
I paired the leggings with this strung out tunic, also from Fashion Nova Curve. I love that the tunic was long enough to compensate for the see-through leggings. But can we talk about the lace-up details? Y'all know I am sucker for the lace-up trend. If I wanted to, I could even wear this top as a dress. It would be a little short, but I think I could pull it off. If you are craving a similar look, use the code NATALIEXCRAIG for 15% off your purchase on Fashion Nova!
SIZING INFO: I'm wearing a 2X in the keep it classy leggings and the strung out tunic, which is my usual size. The leggings run a little big, but the tunic fits as expected!
Photography by: Ghaffar Gbenro


text:
Marilou h.
Cebu City, Philippines, 6000
Joined on April, 2011
Gender: Female
Average Rating:
Saturday after 5PM
Mon/Wed/Fri after 6PM
Sunday after 10AM
Sunday after 6PM
Mon/Wed/Fri after 6PM
Sunday after 10AM
Sunday after 6PM
Lives Near:
Can Meet:
Up to 10 minutes away for no additional charge
Up to 20 minutes away for a flat fee
Up to 20 minutes away for a flat fee
Educationgraduate of Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology from Mindanao University of Science and Technology, Cagayan de Oro City.
Experienceproficient in english language.
want to help people by sharing my knowledge.
career service professional examination passer
Hobbiespatient and resourceful.
Preferred Subjects
filipino, philippine history, english, visayan, basic mathematics
Inquire about this tutor
The tutor will respond if they are available/interested.


text:
I received the following item(s) for in exchange for a fair and honest review. Although I received the item for review, the opinions stated are 100% my own.
I recently reviewed the Age Defying kit from Andalou. I've found the older I get the more skin problems I have. My skin is not as soft and flawless as it was in my youth. I am lucky though that I do not break out in full fledge adult acne. I just have a break out here or there.
I received an age defying kit, revitalizing serum and hand lotion. The kit itself has 5 bottles. I was surprised at the amount of products I got to review.
This is what is included in the age defying kit: Apricot Probiotic Cleaning Milk, Tony Refresher, Bioactive 8 Berry Fruit Enzyme Mask, Super Goji Pepstide Perfecting Cream, and Resveratrol Q10 Night Repair Cream. The cleansing milk is to be used in the morning and at night.
The Revitalize Serum is also to be used in the morning and at night. Of course the lotion is to be used as needed.
Everything smells so good! The hand lotion is a lavender shea. This is my favorite product. My hands/arms get very dry. I apply this a few times a day and it goes on so smooth and leaves my skin soft. The scent is amazing as well. I love that the lotion is a shea formula so it's thicker than normal lotion.
Over all this is a great beauty regiment. It's not hard to follow and it leaves your skin looking, and feeling good. Your skin also feels good.
I have sensitive skin so I'm always cautious about what I apply to my skin. I did not break out at all from this. My skin looks and feels better than it has in years.
Andalou Naturals not only sells skin care items. They also sell body care, and hair care. People are cautious these days of using too many chemicals either on their skin, in food, or in their home. The products made by this company are a minimum 70% certified organic content, for visible and healthy results.
Andalou's Social Media:
Website Facebook Twitter Pinterest
Subscribe To Our Newsletter
Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team.


text:
Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself Here' started by ukmarie for black, Apr 1, 2014.
Just a quick hello to everyone
Hello, but i dont like your pussy.
that's ok, each to their own.
lovely one
ty x
hey you edible woman you
ty x
looking good there
love to tap you
Lovely pic and would love to serve you in any way I could. Good at housework taxi driving and general maiding.
http://www.blacktowhite.net/2013/04/15/your-wife-my-dick/ hummmy
Looking good that pussy of yours would you like me to fill it for you sometime message me
mmmmm, looks fuckable enuff to me and so yummieeeeeeeeee xxxx
What's wrong with you man that is a beautiful Pussy , I for one would love to taste it and give it some pounding and see it cum all over my BBC before shooting a large load inside her
Welcome to the site
Welcome to here, seems a nice place
I know this is old, but you do have a nice pussy.
i like you pussy lick that all day babe xxxxxxxxx
Fuck the haters baby girl! I love the way your looks, especially with my dick buried balls deep boo
Separate names with a comma.


text:
- Building Systems
- Mobile Systems
- Antennas
- HotSpot · Router · Modem
- Components
- WiFi
- Phone Accessories
- Resources
Univeral stylus is designed to work with most touch screen displays
Keep a stylus on hand so you are always ready to jot a note or tap the touch screen without using your finger. The Universal Stylus from Cynergy Design™ offers you two choices: a stylus/pen combination or a smaller stylus with a tether option to your handheld devices 3.5mm audio jack so it always stays on your device.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!


text:
No one knows the secrets of a woman's heart like Sandra Brown. Now the spellbinding author of more than thirty New York Times bestsellers weaves a touching, tantalizing tale of holiday romance...as a levelheaded young woman discovers how a night of passion can change your life, and your dreams, forever.
ISBN: 9780553753721Abridged Download


text:
This Christmas, gather the whole family in a month of service and love through a 25 day Christmas advent calendar to "Light the World". Each day highlights a way in which we can spread the light of Christ this Christmas season through his example of service and love. Choose from 2 free advent styles!
Christmas is hands down my favorite holiday. There is a special feeling during December (and even some of November!) that makes me want to smile. It's not uncommon to encounter wonderful acts of kindness and service throughout the month. These acts of kindness might come through a neighbor, loved one, or even a stranger. This worldwide pull on humanity to spread joy and love throughout this time is a beautiful thing. Christmas is a time in which we celebrate the birth of Christ and reflect on his teachings and example throughout his life. Jesus Christ is the light of the world, and Christmas is a wonderful time in which we can share this light with the world through our own actions by doing the things he did.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has created a campaign to "Light the World, in 25 ways in 25 days". To promote this initiative, they've created a calendar that highlights 25 different Christlike behaviors that we can emulate in the 25 days leading up to Christmas. There are a couple different suggestions given each day to help your family as you plan your Christmas activities. Day one of the calendar starts with a kick off activity in which everyone is invited to participate in a Worldwide Day of Service. Help a loved one, a neighbor, or even a complete stranger. Whether your acts of service are creative or simple, you can share your stories of giving and receiving online with the hashtag #LIGHTtheWORLD.
To accompany the 25 days of service calendar, I've created a fun classic advent calendar that your family can open every day you complete the corresponding act of service. Each day will reveal a part of an image hidden beneath the calendar. On the 25th day the entire image is shown, revealing the nativity scene pictured below.
To create your advent calendar, start by choosing one of the two styles offered and click the corresponding download link below. Each download includes two PDF files consisting of the advent image and the inside nativity image.
Once downloaded, double click on the file to uncompress it and then print off both PDF files on cardstock.
The next step is the cut out your advent calendar boxes. I used a sharp scalpel to make my cuts and placed a cutting board beneath my paper. When cutting, you will want to leave one side of the box completely uncut. The other three sides will be completely cut through except for a very small piece that will keep the box from opening, but is small enough to be torn open when the time comes. Before glueing your pages together, lightly push up on the corners of your boxes from the back to ensure all corners are cut through and will be easy to lift open. Add glue to the top and bottom sections stated as well as any white space on the left and right of your nativity image. Once dry your advent calendar is complete and ready for December!
In addition to the Light the World campaign, you can also find a number of Christ centered holiday videos and activities by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints here. I love the idea of adding service to my families list of fun Christmas activities this year. I also look forward to doing acts of service everyday, even if they are small simple acts, it's a great way to focus on what is important during this Christmas season.


text:
Getting Unwed Couples to the Altar
February 13, 2004
Getting unwed parents to marry, as the Bush administration would like to see happen with $1.5 billion in welfare funds, is going to be difficult, says a study of poor, unwed parents in Louisiana.
The Louisiana study followed 2000 couples and discovered:
- Only 40 percent of unmarried couples remained in their relationship five months after the birth of their child.
- Money, work and sexual fidelity issues were the main reasons given for the deterioration of relationships; many of the co-habitating mothers and fathers already had children from previous relationships, which affected their willingness to marry their current partners.
- The national study showed that 86 percent of mothers and 91 percent of fathers who already lived together planned to marry when their child was born; however, only 15 percent married within a year of the birth of their child, while 21 percent broke up.
- Some 82 percent of mothers and 84 percent of fathers who were romantically involved but not living together planned to marry when their child was born; in this case, however, only 11 percent actually married within a year, while 32 percent broke up.
President Bush has budgeted $300 million per year in welfare funds to promote marriage, particularly in low-income communities.
Source: Cheryl Wetzstein, "Pro-Marriage Bid Faces Obstacles," Washington Times, January 27, 2002; based upon Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, Princeton University and Columbia University.
Browse more articles on Government Issues


text:
Teenage drivers are involved in more crashes per mile driven than drivers of any other age group; drivers aged 16-17 are involved in about seven times as many crashes per mile driven as drivers in their forties, fifties, or sixties (General Estimates System, 2012; National Household Travel Survey, 2011). While the oldest drivers have a higher rate of driver deaths per mile driven—mostly attributable to their increased likelihood of dying if they are involved in a crash rather than elevated risk of crash involvement—teenage drivers have the highest rates of involvement in crashes that result in the death of other people, such as their passengers, pedestrians, or drivers and passengers in other vehicles (Tefft, 2008).
Several studies have shown that the presence of passengers increases teenage drivers' risk of involvement in severe or fatal crashes, especially when the passengers are also teenagers (Chen et al., 2000; Doherty, Andrey, & MacGregor, 1998; Preusser, Ferguson, & Williams, 1998; Rice, Peek-Asa, & Kraus, 2003; Tefft, Williams, & Grabowski, 2012). All of these studies also reported that this risk increases as the number of teenage passengers increases. Interestingly, the presence of young passengers seems to increase the risk of crashes that resulted in severe injury (Rice, Peek-Asa, & Kraus, 2003) or death (Chen et al., 2000; Tefft, Williams, & Grabowski, 2012) to a greater degree than it increases the risk of less severe crashes.
This elevated risk is believed to be attributable both to in-vehicle distractions and to risk taking related to characteristics associated with adolescent development (National Research Council, 1999; 2006). A study of police reports of fatal crashes that involved 16- year-old drivers in the state of California identified cases in which passengers urged the driver to perform dangerous behaviors, cases in which passengers had physically interfered with the driver (e.g., by grabbing the steering wheel), as well as cases in which it was evident that the passengers had distracted the driver (Williams, Preusser, & Ferguson, 1998). A recent study that used in-vehicle cameras to monitor a sample of teens for their first six months of licensed driving found that although passengers did not often actively urge the driver to take risks, drivers were more likely to speed, tailgate, or show off when they had multiple teenage passengers in the vehicle (Goodwin, Foss, & O'Brien, 2012), suggesting that it was the mere presence of the passengers that affected the driver's behavior. Somewhat unexpectedly, in another study in which a different sample of newly- licensed teens was monitored using cameras and other in-vehicle data collection equipment, risky driving (as indicated by elevated g-force events, e.g., hard acceleration, braking, or swerving) was found to be less frequent in the presence of teen passengers (Simons-Morton et al., 2011).
In recent years, the predominant means by which jurisdictions have attempted to address the well-documented risks that young drivers face has been graduated driver licensing (GDL) systems. GDL systems seek to foster learning to drive under safe conditions by initially placing some restrictions on new drivers, and then relaxing the restrictions and granting more privileges as the young driver gains experience. Typically, a new driver first receives a learner's permit, and is only allowed to drive with a parent or another licensed adult in the vehicle. After holding the learner's permit for a certain amount of time, completing a specified amount of supervised driving practice, or both (specific requirements vary by state), the driver can receive an intermediate license (referred to in some states as a provisional license, a probationary license, or a junior operator's license), which allows driving without an adult in the car, but only under certain conditions. During the intermediate stage of licensure, most states prohibit driving during certain late-night hours and place a limit on the number of young passengers (e.g., under age 21) that the driver is allowed to have in the car. When the driver has had the intermediate license for a certain length of time (e.g., 6 months) or reaches a certain age (e.g., 18), the driver "graduates" to a full license with no such restrictions. It is well-established that GDL has been effective in reducing the crash involvement rates of young drivers (Shope, 2007). Studies that have investigated the effect of passenger restrictions specifically have consistently reported that they have been effective in reducing the crash involvement of young drivers carrying passengers (Chaudhary, Williams, & Nissen, 2007; McCartt et al., 2010; Fell et al., 2011).
As of the end of the study period (December 31, 2010), 42 U.S. states and the District of Columbia had some form of passenger restriction as a part of their GDL program (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety [IIHS], 2012) (Appendix A). In addition, two states—Michigan and Pennsylvania—implemented passenger restrictions between the end of the study period and the publication date of this report. As Appendix A shows, there is substantial variation among states in the number of passengers that a driver with an intermediate license is allowed to carry, as well as in the duration of the passenger restriction.
The objective of this study was to document the proportion of fatal crashes of 16- and 17- year-old drivers in which passengers were present in relation to the age, sex, and number of passengers in the vehicle, and to examine the characteristics of these crashes in relation to specific combinations of passengers. In addition, summary data on the number of fatal crashes of 16- and 17-year-old drivers with various combinations of passengers are presented on a state-by-state basis to allow identification of targets of opportunity for improvement at the state level in the implementation, refinement, or enforcement of passenger restrictions as a part of each state's overall strategy to reduce the number of teenage drivers involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes.
Read full report (PDF) here: Characteristics of Fatal Crashes Involving 16- and 17-Year-Old Drivers
About the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
"Founded in 1947, the AAA Foundation in Washington, D.C. is a not-for-profit, publicly supported charitable research and education organization dedicated to saving lives by preventing traffic crashes and reducing injuries when crashes occur. Funding for this report was provided by voluntary contributions from AAA/CAA and their affiliated motor clubs, from individual members, from AAA-affiliated insurance companies, as well as from other organizations or sources."
Tags: AAA, AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Fatal Crashes, Teenage Passengers


text:
The latest collection from White Stuff's 'So Glad and Very' line has arrived and it seriously impresses. Filled with wardrobe essentials in neutral shades, these are wardrobe must-haves that will transcend any season. There are glam grunge elements that bring to mind the luxe jersey wear of Alexander Wang and Perry Ellis era Marc Jacobs, pretty tunics that will make casual but glamorous daytime looks, and beautiful shirt tunics inspired by artists smocks in the palest of grey shades.
This is not a fashion collection, this is a classic collection that you will have in your wardrobe for a good many years. Wearable, comfortable and stylish – 'So Glad and Very' ticks all the boxes.


text:
Going Cold Turkey
Channel 4
21 to 26 February
Going Cold Turkey was a week of Channel 4 programmes following the progress of three heroin users undergoing a detoxification regime at Detox 5 in Harrogate, writes Harry Shapiro.
The programme was trailed in the press as a heroin withdrawal reality show, and Channel 4 did receive several complaints. It is true that the patients were shown undergoing some of the discomfort of withdrawal and perhaps there was one vomit stream too many, but it didn't feel particularly exploitative. In fact, it was quite boring in parts despite the best attempts of the presenters to ramp up what an awful time the patients were having.
And here lies one key problem with the programme. Because of the nature of this treatment regime, the patients were actually sedated for most of the time.
So there was an element of unreality about this reality show. For many heroin users, withdrawal, while not lifethreatening, is a full-on experience – and the reason why many choose not to come off.
Moreover, this treatment is not available on the NHS and costs around £3,000. At no point was this made clear, although it can be found buried in the Channel 4 website where it says that some patients are lucky enough to have local authority funding. But for any desperate family wanting the treatment, finding out the cost could be a bitter blow. DrugScope did raise this with Channel 4, but nothing was done about it on air.
Nonetheless, was it worth doing? As part of its schools programming, it may be that Channel 4 was simply trying to show young people the horrors of heroin use. But so bad is heroin's reputation anyway that very few teenagers try heroin even once, let alone become addicted. Would it have helped people come forward for treatment? Possibly. But therein lies the rub. As the programme was at pains to point out, detox is just the start of the journey, not the end. Just how well will these three people fare? You'll have to tune in next month to find out.
Harry Shapiro is head of publications for the charity Drugscope
TV Review – Going Cold Turkey
Going Cold Turkey
More from Community Care
Related articles:
Comments are closed.
Featured jobs
Employer Zone
- Helping to make the difference
- Young people leading the way on changing services in Doncaster
- What works (and what doesn't) when celebrating social workers' successes
- 'Now I can ensure each child's experience is positive. It's a win-win situation.'
- The Highland Difference: Integrated social care that stops family crises early
- Our families deserve the best support, so we give our social workers the best
- Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector's top recruiters
Community Care Inform
Latest stories
Ombudsman upholding two-thirds of adult social care complaints, annual review reveals
Number of adults subject to a section 42 safeguarding enquiry rose 6% last year
Green paper on older people's social care to be published by summer 2018
'Deregulation' in children's social work needs more time to prove effectiveness, research says


text:
Kayle Build Guide by Derisat
This build has been archived and is for historical display only.
PLEASE NOTE: This build has been archived by the author. They are no longer supporting nor updating this build and it may have become outdated. As such, voting and commenting have been disabled and it no longer appears in regular search results.
Not Updated For Current Season
This guide has not yet been updated for the current season. Please keep this in mind while reading. You can see the most recently updated guides on the browse guides page.
Thank You!
Your votes and comments encourage our guide authors to continue
creating helpful guides for the League of Legends community.
Kayle Build
Ability Sequence
Not Updated For Current Season
The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
Guide History
~Re-updated as of 9/18/2011 New gear altogether and a skill order. gear choice change from berserk greaves and madreds to Ionian Boots of Lucidity and Witsend attributed to "LotusBlossom". Also switching the placement of E and W in skillorder to "MBirk" . The lane dominance change dramaticaly.
~Re-updated as of 9/18/2011 New gear order and strategy to go with it thnx to ingame contributions from other on hit Kayle Players- Credited to " TheDark5 " Also added an advanced guide section thnx to "TheDark5"'s input that negates the need for early Nashors Tooth completion.
~MASSIVE TYPO ERROR FIX, in skills i replaced our E ability with W when talking. this was fixes, what a screw up considering E is our main skill midgame >.<
Heya, "a warm ham pita" here, ok now that the guide is getting revamped it's turned into a community contribution of input and no longer a riotdev carbon copy. So thank you to all who contributed your input and testing. Please leave comments and votes. If you vote down please let me know why. Enjoy the guide :-)
OLD INTRO Heya all, this is my first guide, and mainly a visual reference tool. I give credit to the build to Riot devs, it's a carbon copy of the champion video from the offical LoL website after the midyear 2011 patch Kayle revamp. I always use mobafire for my builds and was dissapointed to not see this up here for easy access. I'll link the video from the official LoL site for those who need examples.
This is an on hit Kayle build utilizing ATTACK SPEED primarily and COOLDOWN REDUCTION secondary. Enjoy and please give feedback on the build or the writing style of my guide, enjoy :-)
Reavmped with ICONS YAY
Runes used are as follow
9 X Greater Mark of Attack Speed
- It's an ON HIT build, because Kayle deals both physichal and magic damage, Penetration marks aren't fully effective. Using mid-game and late game is the key to farming, dropping turrets, and chasing. With the use of Kayle's passive + use of and the CDR you can keep up 100% of the time.
9 X Greater Seal of Replenishment
- Kayle's revamp allows more mana effeciency for spells and dmg output. MP5/lvl allows longer laning since her early-mid gear is cheaper you can take that extra minute for the gold needed. Just sit under the turret and push with at only 45 mana :-)
9 X Greater Glyph of Cooldown Reduction
- Flat cooldown reduction. I take it over cdr/lvl becasue when + Runes and Masteries is enough CDR to keep up constantly.
3 X Greater Quintessence of Attack Speed
- Attack Speed Quint's, like beating a dead horse, but if it makes you kill faster all the better :-) Auto attacks combined with = WIN
Video has a small picture that gets pixelated when blown up so the list above is carefully crafted in a larger clearer format.
Offensive Tree
CDR+AP+ you use it all. Make better, stronger, faster. It slows enemies, on top of your Q aka . Great combo to slow for ganks and chases. Drop it on a or a tanking drops their damage output, makes them get hurt more, and slows these fast champs down.
Defense Tree
Support Tree
Ahh yes cdr there's so much awesome in this tree I can't explain it all, but even straight dps and tanks delve into it. makes your come up faster. The 21 support tree adds CDR and lots of perks. is a filler, evn maxed out is a complete waste, adds maybe 1-2 mp5/health regen at lvl 18 with all points. doesn't work as said, and still isn't fixed despite the patch notes saying other wise. DONT EVER PUT THESE in your build. They suck nuts, don't work, are competely worthless until further noted.
1st is
HP, MP5 AP nice solid start.
2nd is Movement + CDR.
3rd is First On Hit item Works with your passive and adds AP, ATTACK SPEED, and stacks a debuff to the enemies magic resistance. YAY
4th is ATTACK SPEED, CDR to let you keep E up 100% of the time with an early bluegolem buff and focus on more attack speed gear. By now you should be lvl 9-11 perfect timing.
5th is ATTACK SPEED and a step into Madred's Razor's. Beating that attack speed stat like it's a red headed step child aren't we.
6th is Attack speed MR, +AP dmg on hit and a stacking buff of MR to you. Madreds used to be here but after the cost + math didnt pan out. Wit's End is cheaper, does more damage, adds survivability and allows you to build hextech gunblade (item 9) much faster
7th is Now you have amazing farming and jungling potential.
More cdr, attack speed and all the things you love on an on hit kayle.
8th is a transition item to number 9 item the 9th I originaly had the here but realized your auto attack was your dmg now and the cutlass had a better on hit use. DMG LIFESTEAL and a nice clicky ability .If you have enough to get the Gunblade and skip this then do it. Most games end before the gunblade.
9th is Life Steal, Spell vamp. Dmg and an awesome clicky ability. Put this in the upper left slot and press 1 to activate!
10th is some choose , but honsetly +Health+dmg and 100% slow on hit they cant outrun your murderness! your auttoattacks win this. Sell your dorans ring to make room.
Skill Sequence
Alright maxing order is:
1st~Q~ Reckoning
Early game champion killer, good scaling damage, slows enemies, makes them take more damage rom your attacks. Cap it first, cast it on champs when chasing, keep it on them when it's up to kill them faster
2nd~E~ Righteous Fury
1 Point here at lvl 2, Your 2nd skill to max, mid-game/late-game bread and butter, makes all that attack speed and CDR a lethal tool when you auto-attack. Also has AoE splash damage.
3rd~W~ Divine Blessing
1 point here at lvl 4 and leave it to be capped last. mainly used to top off or run away. Small burst of speed and a micro heal to you or an ally.
ULTIMATE~R~ Intervention
Take your skill point when available. This doesn't stop ganks or CC's. Use it to intercept massive bursts of damage on you or allies, good for your tank or engaging team champ, or to turret dive. Combined with and it can let you escape a 4 man gank sometimes.
Advanced Tatics...More Like Common Sense
allowing for enough CDR to not need a blue golem buff before
The Blue buffs should be given to the AP carry or someone with huge mana issues. Thus adding more team synergy to the build. Use your W on your carry to give them health and more movement for running away or into battle. If your carry can turret dive but get hit alot use your ULT R on them so they can safely dive last hit and run away. Feeding your carry is important. You arent a carry, i know you think you are but you arent. Feed your talon, trist, noct, akali etc.. Team win is greater then solo glory even if you win. Doing this makes faster wins less deaths, and a more fleshed out friends list.
BTW AP Carries do more damage early game and less late game, AD carries are the opposite. If it comes to feeding a carry the AD carry gets priority ( that doesnt include KS'ing AP Yi's, they aren't AD and can KS enough on their own, dont encourage them )
*REVISED BY THE ABOVE* TheDark5 helped me refine my item order and gave pointers on how to avoid the need an early to opt for more damage and get 100% E~ Righteous Fury up still. Ehem Blue Golem buff, use yours, take theirs w/e its a fast fight with little risk, I tried TheDark5's suggestion at 15% health and lvl 11 and smoked him. After getting the the Blue Golem buff keeps your E up 100% needless thats fine with us and mana regen. Honestly the mana regen and dmg was so good this early in my test games I never B'd we pushed mid and smoked the team for a WIN by minute 20.
OK so i realized if your lane with a complete ***hat and have to turret hug...alot. Pick up E at 2 and W at 3 and Q at 4 and 5. It depends on your lane partner and your enemies skill level. Holding your turret and getting gold before your turret kills the minions is easy at 45 mana with an early E. Overly agressive enemies like and , find it hard to push your turret when you do this.
Summoner Spells
- *sings80's choir FLASH FLAAAAAaaaAASH* It's a nice escape, great to jump minions to chase runners. It over rules
since your W adds a burst haste. Gordon can't touch this, it'll save everyone of us, even you.
EXHAUST - Beats out ignite, slows runners and nerfs dmg of champs you already can slow with Q/, it even allows you to 1 vs 1 a Tanking Warwick because it drops his dmg, while allowing you to shred his resistances to your attacks.
I'll do a comparison on the rest during the next re-write if requested.
Special Thanks to:
I want to give credit to the contributors of this guide for their input and help in refinening the guide. RiotDevs for their On-Hit idea via ChampionSpotlight New Kayle.
TheDark5 for their input and testing in item build order and tactics.
LotusBlossom for the gear switchout for speed and flow
MBirk for their time into E vs Q damage, we may disagree on skill order but an E 2 lvls earlier changed the speed at which lane dominates much faster.
Peace, a warm ham pita, ... it smells fishy


text:
The following vlog is in response to Jacque Wernimont's blog post about our presentation of Vibrant Lives' DataPLAY at FemTechNet's signal/noise conference, held in Ann Arbor, MI. After our session, I found myself curious about the various ways in which people, disciplines, and practices come to understand play. Coincidentally, this became a focal point of both Jacque's blog, and Alexandra Juhasz's response. This led me to contextualize the concept of critical play from the perspective of a dancer/movement practitioner. This vlog is more of a personal response grounded in practice, versus one grounded in theory. I do this in part to honor movement practices as a place of rigorous research and to (for myself) consider what it means to articulate purely from a place of practice-based understanding.
Starting Somewhere... /
For the past 1.5 years, I've been blazing forward as a newbie assistant professor at Arizona State University. This comes after two years as the Artist Services Coordinator at the Arizona Commission on the Arts and three years as an adjunct professor at various universities/colleges across Metro Phoenix. Jumping back into the academy after several years outside of this world has been…a bit of a culture shift. While my departmental home is in the School of Film, Dance, and Theatre (mainly dance), I find myself stretched between SoFDT, Arts, Media and Engineering (AME), and the Global Security Initiative (GSI). The array of departments and initiatives representing my academic home illustrates the strangely tangled web of my research. Dancing across different academic perspectives, I find myself both continuously surprised and a bit overwhelmed by what I've set as my research agenda. For the most part, I've been synthesizing this unwieldy body of work by overanalyzing almost everything out loud to my dear, loving, patient husband, Stjepan Rajko. While this oral analysis helps, I still find it difficulty to fully reflect on my work. To this end (and much to my own chagrin) I'm starting a blog. This blog. Here, I hope to informally suss out my big, sticky research questions, share small victories, and reflect upon the broader fields within which I work. I cannot guarantee that it will be useful, interesting, or entertaining to everyone, but I hope that those intersecting the areas of dance, HCI design, wearable tech, digital humanities, and/or social justice find this blog to be of some value. If not, that's okay too. This is, in part, an exercise in written self-reflection. A practice my colleague and collaborator Jacque Wernimont has clearly mastered (Jacque, for all of my bad writing, I'm sorry.)
So, with this in mind, I realize I have to start somewhere. Today's somewhere begins with a short list of the big questions I can't get off my mind. Some of these are deeply related to my research, while others are more tangential. Some of these may turn into future blogs, while others will stay right here. In no particular order:
How to be an intersectional feminist in the area of dance/technology? This question has been haunting me for some time now. In returning to academia, I rigorously began to broaden the diversity of my research. This work has been exciting, gratifying, confusing and eye-opening. Thanks to the advice of many close colleagues including my dear friend Mary Stephens, I have been introduced to bodies of work I sadly, never knew existed - research that has changed and challenged my personal epistemology. I started writing about this here, and I quickly realized it warrants its own blog. This will become blog #2.
Can we imagine the future that doesn't look like Neuromancer? The ways in which we visualize our future often look like a cyberpunk dream world, a dystopian apocalypse, or some mix of both. Yes, I believe it's helpful to critique our current use of technology and visualize the path we may be on. We've done it. We're still doing it. Chances are, we'll keep doing it. Warnings are great, but only if we can imagine a way out. What are alternatives that don't result in societal collapse? How can our technologies work with our bodies rather than against them? How can we honor the body through technology usage rather than exploit it? More importantly, whose voices are not currently being heard as we imagine our techno future? Voices that could fundamentally change the toxic relationships we're creating between bodies and technology. (Hint, they likely won't come from a white, highly educated, middle/upper class perspective). In a world that keeps warning me of the cyborgian future, I find it hard to imagine alternatives.
When and why do we really need to wear our technology? This question has been nagging at me ever since I started to explore the WT field. I love working with hardware technologies far more than software. As such, I find myself drawn to physical computing practices. Naturally, this led me to thinking critically about how and why we put technology on our body. While there have been a few interesting examples of wearable technologies that consciously try not to exploit the body, I am concerned by the tight coupling of WT with self-tracking. Thanks to the popularity of the Quantified Self (QS) movement and commercially available self-tracking devices like Fitbit, self-tracking is becoming synonymous with WT. Despite my own work in the field, I still find this whole area of research severely problematic, which begs the question…Do we really need to wear our technology? If so (outside of the areas of artmaking and critical design) when is it necessary?
How do we imagine data? As my research becomes more and more entangled with issues of data, I am curious, what do other people imagine when they think of data? Is it a matrix of 1's and 0's? Is it a social media profile? Is it banking records? Is it something other than alphanumeric? How do we imagine data and how does this affect the way we think about data within our lives? Can we have a critical conversation about data without first acknowledging what we imagine data to be? Can with think about data as being non-digital? Is everything becoming/already exist as data? Should we have more words to parse out what we mean by data?
As I have probably made clear, I have many more questions than answers. As I trudge forth, I plan to wrestle with these and other questions in more detail, citing other amazing practitioners, scholars, and community activists along the way. Here's to starting.


text:
New Delhi : The Centre on Saturday said it was trying to secure the release of Father Tom Uzhunnallil, who was kidnapped by militants from a Missionaries of Charity home in Yemen.
"Fr Tom Uzhunnallil – an Indian national from Kerala was abducted by a terror group in Yemen. We r making all efforts to secure his release (sic)," External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj posted on Twitter.
Uzhunnallil hails from Kerala and worked in Bengaluru before leaving for Yemen. He was kidnapped on March 4 when Islamic State militants stormed the home for the elderly and disabled run by the Missionaries of Charity at Aden in war-torn Yemen.
The terrorists killed 12 people, including four nuns. One of the nuns, Cecilia Minz, was from India.
The terrorists tied the nuns and others to trees and shot them in their heads. Sister Sally, the sole survivor of the attack, later reported that the terrorists had taken 56-year-old Uzhunnallil with them.
Franciscan Sisters of Siessen, which is based in South Africa, earlier this week posted on Facebook that the kidnapped priest might be crucified by the IS on the occasion of Good Friday. This triggered concerns about his fate.
New Delhi, however, received no information indicating any imminent threat to Uzhunnallil's life, sources said on Saturday.
What has made efforts to rescue Uzhunnallil all the more difficult is that India no longer has a diplomatic mission in Yemen, which has been ravaged by a conflict since early 2015 when Saudi Arabia started air strikes to support forces and militias loyal to deposed President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi in their fight against rebel Houthis.
India, in April 2015, shifted its embassy in Sanaa to neighbouring Djibouti. The Centre deployed warships, merchant vessels and planes to evacuate altogether 4,741 Indians from Yemen.
Vatican, FBI working to rescue Kerala Catholic priest in Yemen
India trying to secure release of priest in Yemen: Swaraj


text:
REALTORS® not only need to be aware and concerned with their personal safety, but also the safety of their clients. As you continually educate yourself on ways to improve your own safety, share that information with your buyers and sellers. They can face dangerous situations as they allow strangers into their homes or visit other people's property.
Here are some basic points to start with; be sure to add your own as you become more aware through your personal experiences.
- Remind sellers that strangers will be walking through their home during showings or open houses. Tell them to hide any valuables in a safe place, including prescription medications and alcohol, as well as personal information such as bank statements that could be used for identity theft.
- Warn your clients that not all agents, buyers and sellers are who they say they are. Strangers who stop by a listing unannounced should be asked to make an appointment with the REALTOR®. Stress that your clients should never show a home without an agent present.
- Inform your clients that they are responsible for their pets. If possible, animals should be removed during showings. Make clients aware that buyers and agents are sometimes attacked, and the owner will be held liable.
- At an open house, be alert to the pattern of visitors' arrivals, especially near the end of showing hours. In some areas, a group of thieves will show up together near the end of the open house and, while a string of supposed buyers distracts the REALTOR®, the rest of the group walks through the house, stealing valuables.
- When you leave a property, whether after an open house or a showing, make sure that all doors and windows are locked. Thieves commonly use open houses to scout for valuables and possible points of entry, then return after the agent leaves.
- Let your clients know that you will take all of the above safety precautions, but that when they return home, they should immediately verify that all doors are locked and all valuables accounted for.
You might also want to watch and share this short video from NAR, which highlights some of the same tips as well as some other more general safety information for homeowners.
Posted by Scott Sherrin at 6:13 am
Tags: homeowners, safety week, video
One Response to "REALTOR® Safety Week Tip #4: Helping Your Clients Stay Safe"
MAARtalk | News, Thoughts and Commentary on Memphis Real Estate Says:
September 19th, 2008 at 6:33 am
[...] your own safety-related products, including a DVD version of the video and [...]


text: Effects of P-15 Peptide Coated Hydroxyapatite on Tibial Defect Repair In Vivo in Normal and Osteoporotic RatsRasmus Hestehave Pedersen, Marina Rasmussen, Søren Overgaard, Ming DingBioMed research international2015This study assessed the efficacy of anorganic bone mineral coated with P-15 peptide (ABM/P-15) on tibia defect repair longitudinally in both normal and osteoporotic rats in vivo. A paired design was used. 24 Norwegian brown rats were divided into normal and osteoporotic groups. 48 cylindrical defects were created in proximal tibias bilaterally. Defects were… (More)


text:
I ordered a few of the 8X10 photoboards to go in our office remodel and I can't wait for them to arrive. Now I'm loving these great ideas for Christmas gifts!
This post contains affiliate links. Your cost is the same, but I earn a commission when you shop through them. Your purchase helps support this site and the fun things I share. For more information, click HERE.
Popular items under $40 include:
- 5x7 PhotoBoard - Reg. $40
- 6x6 PhotoBoard - Reg. $40
- 2" PhotoCube - Reg. $20, get 2 for FREE
- 8x8 Basic Wood Print - Reg. $20, get 2 for FREE
- 8x10 Standout Wood Print - Reg. $40
- 6" Circle PhotoBoard - Reg. $40
- Set of 4 Wooden Photo Coasters - Reg. $40
- PhotoHeart - Reg. $30
Shop for FREE with $40 of PhotoBarn Cash! Use code: 40PBCASH.
This is one of our most popular offers. Customers can choose between multiple product options and them for FREE using their $40 of PhotoBarn Cash.
Use the photo cubes as Christmas tree ornaments!
They make GREAT gifts!
Never miss a post from Walking on Sunshine Recipes.
Click on the box below to Sign up NOW and get new posts delivered to your inbox just once a week. I'll also send you a printable weekly menu to use to help plan your family's meals. You can also follow along with me on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter.


text:
Different methods of weed control:
Weeds are considered as unwanted plants, which grow out of there proper place , and it is more persistent, prolific, resistance then the crop plant is considered as weeds. Weeds are biggest enemy of the crops, because it causes the yield loss approximately 69%.
Methods of weed control:
Weed management vary according to the plant life cycle, environmental parameters infestation size and management objective.
Successful weed management requires proper plant identification, selection of effective management methods and monitoring the effects over time.
There are different methods of weed control:
- Preventive control
- Biological control
- Culture control
- Mechanical control
- Chemical control
1-Preventive control:
It is commonly said that "Prevention is better than cures". This quote is suitable is in every case either for the human beings or for the plants. Prevention is the most essential aspect of weed management. Weed any increase in size density creates increasingly more expansive management efforts. Awareness of the weed source and plant identification is must. Feel free to call the weed district office for help with identification or to set up a site visit and recognize:
- Weed seed can be spread from neighboring properties, adjacent road rights-of-way and trails. Direct sources are often hay, seed and livestock etc.
- Disturbed ground is most vulnerable to weed invasion: New roads, pipeline and other sites where competitive vegetation removes.
- Early detection and rapid response saves time and money."An ounce of prevention is worth of pound of cure.
2-Biological control:
The object of biological control not eradication, In biological control use of living agents suppress vigor and spread weeds. Such agents can be fungi, insect, bacteria or grazing animals like (cows, goats, sheep's etc) biological is most commonly through as (insect biocontrol)
Some biocontrol insects proven to be successful in certain areas of Larimer County are:
- Bindweed mites – field bindweed
- Flea beetles – leafy spurge
- Mecinus janthiniformus – Dalmatian toadflax
3-Mechanical control:
Mechanical control consist different method that kill or suppress the weeds through physical disruption. Such method include,
- Pulling
- Disking
- Plowing
- Mowing
Hand pulling are effective for annual and biannual spices such as kochai and musk etc. removing the upper 3-4 inches of taproot to prevent the re-growth.
Shallow tillage with disk effectively controlling annual weeds such as kochai, if trying to control perennial weeds such as Canada thistle, field bindweed etc have meristematic root system so the shallow tillage of perennial weeds can result in large ,denser and more uniform infestation than the initial patch.
Moldboard plowing (complete turnover of the top 10-12 inches of soil) moldboard plowing disrupt the underground root system and buries seed from the surface a depth to deep to germinate.
Mowing is a suppression measure that can prevent or decrease seed head production. Mowed weeds will re-grow set seed from reduced height so as combined control method is necessary to be effective.
4-Cultural control:
Culture control is best way of weed control in culture control we use cultural method for controlling with different tools like spade,kasola,khupra etc in this method we uproot the weeds.
5-Chemical control:
Application of herbicide can provide most effective and time saving and also money saving method of weed management .many herbicide are present / available in market they are selective for weeds and not injured the crop. Chemical control is easy way to manage the weeds. But before use of herbicide some instruction for user.
- Always read the label and label should legally
- Read the information about herbicide it help to decide which herbicide is appropriate for particular weed but it is not complete label.
- For individual plants use single nozzle
- For broadcast multiple nozzle
- Calibration of spray equipment etc.
Weeds are causing the yield loss in different crops. By controlling weeds, crop production can also be increased.