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I have the most amazing Sunday EVER! I know I say that a lot but you have to remember I make an effort to set the tone for the week and seize my Sundays. It's a tradition I started a long time ago.
There's only one problem… I'm so exhausted after my awesome day I don't have the energy to tell you about it! So you get the bulleted version. :)
- It all started with this "genius" idea I had to make a new breakfast sandwich. :)
- Then I went for a run. I could not get over how gorgeous it was outside. Just a stellar day and I felt great the whole run.
Chart taken from Nike+ web site after sync. Click here to see how I did it.
- When I got back I started the laundry and got Little Guy ready for our hike. We had an amazing time on the trails. Here's some pics from Little Guy's (my old) camera.
He was all excited to take his camera and snapped this one of me when we were getting ready.
Once we got there we explored our options…
… hit the trails and…
… had our first casualty. :)
Little Guy had some fun learning the camera. These are his shots…
We really did have a blast and I enjoyed my alone time with Little Guy in nature. :)
- We came home and had lunch. I finished the Deep Dish Crescent Pizza Casserole. Sad to see it go. :(
- The husband got home from Gaelic Football, helped me fold laundry and them we went out for…
It was so stinkin' nice out we just wanted a reason to go back outside. :) We strolled around the outdoor shopping center and enjoyed our ice cream.
- One the way home we decided it would be a great day to wash the car. I told you.. SO nice out. We just looked for reasons to be outside!
- Then I made dinner (pasta with homemade sauce and a side salad), finished the laundry with the husband, put everything away and paid all the bills (that we could. We are feeling the one less paycheck. yikes.)
Anyway.. I am READY to start this week. I love momentum. :)


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Screenwriting 15th Nov 2016 Moviemaker
If something isn't working in your edit, it usually comes down to a few things. Invention lies in recognizing the problems—truly seeing and analyzing them.
The best way to dig yourself out of the weeds is to screen the film as often as possible—first to yourself and your team, then to trusted friends. Invite smart people and listen to what they have to say. Sitting next to an audience, their souls available to you for two hours in the dark, is a way to sense, almost chemically, what works.
The editor's greatest superpower is playing with time: speeding things up or slowing them down to examine a moment in microscopic detail. This simulates our experience of life—the altered sense of time when a car lurches without warning across the lanes ahead. "Pace" isn't just rattling through a film without allowing anyone to feel anything; you have to add variety and landscape the moments you want to dwell on. A director I worked with used to say, "You've got to sell some to buy others." Apply firm scrutiny of the sense of time throughout the story.
I have a trick for this: When the film's in good shape and you're nearly finished, write scene numbers on a slip of paper and pull each randomly from a hat. Then, look at that scene—only that scene. Maybe investigate the dailies one more time. Is it the best it can be? Toward the end of movies there tend to be scenes that don't get as much of a workout as those up top. This prevents that carelessness. Economize. Use cuts as sparely as you can. Don't tire everyone out telling them what to think all the time. Allow the audience to invest their attention in a character or a shot.Read the full article at Moviemaker
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Abandon. This word causes my mind to drift immediately to Joy and Freedom… and then to my children.
Before we entered the 'time of troubles' – the time that left them both defeated and afraid and traumatized and is the big reason for our lifestyle today, my children lived every waking moment in a state of joyful abandon. They were constantly engaged in lengthy discussions and plans and general twin-chats from the time they woke early in the morning until they fell asleep at night. They live in that state of abandon in my memories. Racing through the kitchen on roller skates or in the midst of scooter races through the whole house. Running in the yard, playing with their shared imaginary friends and making cakes and stews out of sand and mud and leaves and, of course, all my husband's favorite flowers.
Abandon is the state my children grew up in. A state of wonder and happiness that we are finally able to get back to now that 'the troubles' are fading in the rear view of memory.
This is a five minute Friday post with the word prompt for the day brought to you by Kate: Abandon. Five Minute Friday is a group of people who gather on Friday to do a five minute free writing session around a word prompt. Then we share what we have written and offer encouragement. Why not join us?


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Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. It is derived from their having lived near Hadlow, a place-name found in Kent and the West Riding of Yorkshire. The place-name Hadlow is derived from the Old English elements hæth, which meant heather, and hlaw, which meant small hill. The place-name as a whole means "small hill where the heather grows." The original bearers of the name probably lived on or near such a hill.
Hadlowe Early Origins
Kent at Hadlow, a village in the Medway valley, near Tonbridge which dates back to the Domesday Book where it was listed as Haslow and was held by Richard de Tonebridge. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8) By 1235, the village was known as Hadlou. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4) Hadlow Castle was built in the late 1780s and is now listed as a Grade I listed country house and tower. Hadlow Tower, known locally as May's Folly, is a Victorian Gothic tower, and one of the largest in Britain.
Hadlowe Spelling Variations
Hadlowe Spelling Variations
One relatively recent invention that did much to standardize English spelling was the printing press. However, before its invention even the most literate people recorded their names according to sound rather than spelling. The spelling variations under which the name Hadlowe has appeared include Hadlow, Hadlo, Hadelow, Hadloe, Hadllow, Hadlowe, Hadlough and many more.
Hadlowe Early History
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This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Hadlowe research. Another 201 words (14 lines of text) covering the years 108 and 1086 are included under the topic Early Hadlowe History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Hadlowe Early Notables (pre 1700)
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The Great Migration
At this time, the shores of the New World beckoned many English families that felt that the social climate in England was oppressive and lacked opportunity for change. Thousands left England at great expense in ships that were overcrowded and full of disease. A great portion of these settlers never survived the journey and even a greater number arrived sick, starving, and without a penny. The survivors, however, were often greeted with greater opportunity than they could have experienced back home. These English settlers made significant contributions to those colonies that would eventually become the United States and Canada. An examination of early immigration records and passenger ship lists revealed that people bearing the name Hadlowe arrived in North America very early: Edea Hadelow, who came to Maryland in 1666 and Thomas Hadloe, also to Maryland, in 1667.
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Today I'm pleased to introduce our guest—an author who has brought us delightful paranormal tomes.
Meet Denise Verrico.
1. Welcome, Denise. One of the first things I noticed on your website was your reference to Dark Shadows, the TV series that broadcast during the sixties. I loved that show! What remnants, if any, inspired your current writing?
The character Barnabas Collins was the first sympathetic vampire character I'd ever seen. He was very complex. Of course as a child, I wouldn't have said that. To me he was just really neat. I can't say anything specific that inspired me, but it sparked a lifelong interest in dark stories and vampires. I did meet Jonathan Frid, the actor who portrayed Barnabas, when I was living in New York back in the eighties. A friend was his personal assistant. My husband and I were invited to Mr. Frid's home to see a preview of a one man Shakespearean show that he did for libraries and colleges. At the time he lived on Gramercy Park, a charming old neighborhood situated around a gated park. As a tribute to Mr. Frid, I have Mia living on Gramercy at one point in the novel.
2. Your interest in the Beatles resonates with me. What, if anything, in their music inspired your writing? I love the Beatles, but there isn't anything in the first two books.
You must be clairvoyant, because the POV character in the third book, Cedric MacKinnon embodies my love for rock music. In the fourth novel he and Mia are brought together, and he does sing Across the Universe to her. I chose that song because it's one of my favorites and it has the mantra Jai Guru Deva Ohm. Cedric is an adept of the ancient arts, a temple artist in service to the Immortyl Tantric cult of Kali.
3. Can you share your experiences in the theater, and what, if anything, contributed to your current writing style or trend?
I majored in theatre in college, starting out in musicals but becoming much more enamored of classical theatre. I love Shakespeare, Marlowe, Ibsen, Shaw, Wilde and Chekhov. You'll find lots of references to Shakespeare in my work. Here's a guy who lived over four hundred years ago and the characters he created are still relevant today. The problem is that some teachers tend to treat it as dry text when it's meant to be spoken and performed. If good actors who can convey the emotion perform the plays in an accessible way, the text comes alive. I've seen nine year olds completely captivated by The Tempest. Here's a story with spirits and monsters, romance, intrigue and betrayal. Kids totally get it. Cara Mia uses Ibsen's Master Builder as a thematic motif. My theatre training has given me a lot of insight into character. I create a character much in the same way I would flesh out one I'm acting. I do a lot of homework and create complete back-stories. Playwrights have a very short period of time to tell a story and only dialogue in which to do so. A story is boiled down to its essential dramatic elements. I think like a playwright and actually sketch out dialogue before writing any descriptive passages.
4. What childhood experiences, if any, led to your current pathway?
I was a strange child. I played court dramas with my Barbie dolls and liked to dissect grasshoppers and catch snakes. Adults always said I had a vivid imagination. I loved to read and I always have a movie going on in my head. Observation of the world and people around me has always been important in my life.
5. How do you see your vampire stories, in terms of how they compare or contrast with the popular "Twilight" books?
Twilight is a young adult romance. My stories are definitely grown up and although they have romantic elements they can't be really called romance because they don't have a relationship as the main plot and they lack a "happy ending." I don't want to knock the Twilight books because obviously the writer got something right, but I prefer a darker story and more complex situations and relationships. Even my good guys have their darker moments. My villains have agendas that make them act as they do. They just happen to be in conflict with the heroine and hero's agenda. My vampires drink human blood. It has to be human, just as a human can't get a transfusion from an animal. They can survive on donated blood, but they get off on the thrill of taking it from a living victim. Mia is not a character that waits around for a man to save her. She's a tough woman, who has suffered a lot and has strong passions and opinions. My hero isn't an "alpha male". I'm tired of that stereotype. Kurt is five six and a hundred and thirty pounds soaking wet, but he's a genius and a born leader. Ethan, Mia's master, is the stereotypical alpha male punched full of holes. My vampire society is based on ancient ones and the characters in my books are for the most part bi-sexual. I'm more like Anne Rice here. I love the complex world she created, but I wanted mine to be different. I like science and wanted a scientific basis for the vampirism. I just read about a book called The Passage that is getting a lot of press that also deals with sci fi vamps. Richard Matheson's I Am Legend is an early example. Most sci fi vampires are either genetically engineered or caught a virus, mine harbor a symbiotic organism.
6. What can you share about your book Cara Mia, and what inspired you to write that particular story?
The task I set out for myself was to create a plausible cause for vampirism and the subsequent immortality. I'm a sucker for a story about the little guy or gal fighting the forces of evil. My heroine and hero are underdogs. Mia and Kurt find they're in sympathy because they find the strictures and cruelty of their society too much to bear. They become outlaws who rebel against their masters and give the secrets of immortality to science. Mia and Kurt are survivors who have suffered a lot, but her narrative reflects her irreverent humor and spunk. Within all this science and intrigue, there is a love story.
7. In your lifetime, who were the important people who inspired you?
Wow, first I'd have to say my parents. They always encouraged me to learn and get an education. There were always books to read when I was a kid. I'm inspired by anyone who fights injustice from Rosa Parks to Mahatma Gandhi. I grew up in a time when women didn't have many heroic role models. My confirmation name is Joan after Joan of Arc. I've always found the image of a woman in armor fighting for what she believes in to be compelling. When Princess Leia picked up a gun in Star Wars and started shooting, I cried, "At last!"
8. In your second book, Twilight of the Gods, your excerpt fascinated me. Can you share a bit about what led to this particular story?
Kurt has always been my favorite character. He was imprisoned in Dachau at fifteen and his entire family killed in the Holocaust. While in the camp, he was sexually abused by an SS officer. There's something so inherently decent in Kurt. He struggles with his vampirism and when he lapses he does so in a bloody way. No one understands quite like him how easily a person can become a monster. He's driven by a desire to right wrongs, both in his past, the Immortyl world and in the world in general. For the downtrodden among the Immortyls, Kurt becomes an almost messianic figure when he rebels against his masters. This book focuses on Kurt's rise to leadership and his war with Gaius, the elder of a rival house who wants to harness the power of immortality for nefarious purposes. Kurt, however, isn't immune to the pitfalls of power. To his distress it's often Mia who is hurt.
9. Are you currently working on another book, and, if so, what can you tell us about it?
Fearful Symmetry is book three and it tells the story of the beginnings of the revolution from the POV of an observer within the ruling class. It's set mostly in India at the court of the Chief Elder, Kalidasa. Cedric MacKinnon is the hero and as mentioned before, an adept of the ancient arts. Immortyls practice a unique form of Tantrism and an adept is a devotee of the goddess, Kali. They sing, dance, play instruments and are witty conversationalists, but they are also trained to take part in sexual rituals. These artists are exploited as a courtesan and used by the Chief Elder to woo supporters. I like to say it's the story of a boy who becomes a vampire and then fights to become a man.
10. Can you describe for us your typical writing day?
Usually it begins after work, when I sit down on my sofa with my laptop. I read through what I wrote the previous day and either edit or continue on for about two hours. On my days off, I try to write at least four hours or more.
11. What can you share about your family and the setting where you live and write?
I live in a rural town in Ohio. I'm such an urban creature, but I love nature. We have a big back yard with all kinds of birds and wildlife visiting. My husband and teenaged son live with me. We all love roller coasters and are writing a roller coaster guide. My husband is an actor and director who co-founded The Oberon Theatre Ensemble in NYC. My son is a punk rocker about to enter his senior year of high school. He's into music and taught himself to play bass and guitar. He also plays the tuba. I work in the school year as an instructional aid to a child with special needs, and I do marketing jobs sometimes on the weekends and in the summer.
12. The Dames love pets, and on your website, parrots are mentioned. What can you share about them and any other pets you may have?
I have seven birds in the parrot family. One Timneh African Grey named Gromit, three cockatiels, Pippin, Galadriel and Toby and three budgies (parakeets) Wacko, Yacko and Dot. All were adopted except for Pippin, who we bought when he was a baby. I love parrots because they are such intelligent creatures. African Greys have the innate intelligence of a five-year-old child. Gromit knows when it time to go to bed, no matter what time of year it is or how dark. Promptly at nine he starts saying, "Night-night the bird!" When I sweep and vacuum the house he scolds, "Messy bird!" All he has to do is hear me pick up my car keys and he yells, "Bye-bye, Mom!" Gromit carries on extended phone conversations with my deceased lovebird Ziggy and they're never the same twice. Pippin and Toby both speak and whistle Eine Kleine Nacht Musik and Yankee Doodle back and forth.
Denise, thank you so much for joining us today. In the links below, you can explore some of Denise's sites.
Denise's Presence on the Web:
Facebook – Immortyl Revolution Fans of Denise Verrico


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Men as Caregivers
A wife is diagnosed with dementia. A parent who lives alone has a stroke. A divorced son raises his young children while caring for his aging father. Both men and women who need care are depending more on a spouse, son, son-in-law, or brother for assistance than in the past. Where once women naturally took on the responsibilities of caring for an older loved one, men increasingly are becoming primary caregivers.
Today, men comprise nearly one-third of all primary caregivers to older adults, according to the Alzheimer's Association and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Results of a National Long Term Care Survey report that the participation of sons as primary caregivers increased by 50 percent between 1984 and 1994. Additionally, national demographic trends project that increased longevity for men and women will continue to increase the numbers and proportion of male caregivers into the future.
Whether by choice or necessity, however, the role of caregiver for men is one for which they are frequently unprepared. For many men caring for a loved one may involve taking on tasks for which they have never been responsible -- from cleaning, cooking, shopping and laundering, to daily personal care, supervision and financial support. In their ongoing research, social service providers and other organizations have come to realize that the caregiving reality, style and needs of men differ from women, and that men generally do not have the well-developed support systems that women tend to utilize.
The Alzheimer's Association – Great Plains Chapter offers an Early-Stage Memory Loss group:
Men's Group
Contact: Harold Tompkin (402) 464-4927, email@example.com
The disparity in our knowledge about the growing population of male caregivers is the focus of the recent book, "Men as Caregivers: Theory, Research and Service Implications," by Betty J. Kramer, Ph.D. and Edward H. Thompson Jr., Ph.D. The authors acknowledge that the vast majority of research on caregiving has centered on women, and has contributed to our cultural beliefs and assumptions about gender in envisioning, minimizing, and addressing the needs of men as caregivers.
Gender stereotypes and men's self perceptions create significant challenges for male caregivers. Kramer and Thompson note that men experience more anxiety in handling the multiple demands of care while also learning new skills, have greater physical health difficulties and depression, do not tend to be familiar with dealing with social service agencies, and are often uncomfortable asking for help. Indicative of the fact that men often don't know where to turn for help, a current AdvantAge survey reveals that 35 percent of the men age 65 plus were unaware of most services offered in their community.
At the same time, researchers also acknowledge that men who intimately accept the obligation to personally care for a loved one can derive a great sense of identity and reward from the experience. For example, one of the country's most well-know male caregivers is Roll Call columnist Morton Kondracke, one of "The Beltway Boys" on the Fox News Channel. His book "Saving Milly: Love, Politics and Parkinson's Disease," (Public Affairs, May 2001) chronicles 13 years of his wife's illness, detailing his caretaking activities and the changes wrought upon their family as a result of Milly's illness.
The political pundit reveals a new side of himself as he works through his own frustrations and insecurities to take on the role of caregiver. Kondracke doesn't airbrush the realities of Parkinson's as he shares the growing disabilities his wife has endured. She is dependent on others for physical care and barely able to communicate, and not surprisingly, her illness has resulted in deep depression. Kondracke's experience and those of other male caregivers create the challenge for society to develop a new awareness and appreciation for the caring capacity of men.
While researchers, service providers and support groups are beginning to identify relevant information and interventions for the men in caregiving situations, the question remains -- where does one turn for direction in helping an older adult relative maintain some semblance of independence - living in his or her home as long as realistically possible?
The Eldercare Locator is a valuable resource for older adults and caregivers which puts callers in touch with caring, highly trained specialists who connect them with services provided by State and Area Agencies on Aging in their community. A public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging (AOA), the nationwide toll-free 800 number is available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. (EST - eastern standard time). Contact: The Eldercare Locator (1-800-677-1116 or www.eldercare.gov).


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Sagnol talks Bayern with Ribery
By Patrick Haond
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Willy Sagnol has revealed he has spoken with Franck Ribery about life at Bayern.
Willy Sagnol has revealed he has spoken with Franck Ribery about life at Bayern Munich.
The German giants are among the host of top European clubs keen on the Marseille midfielder.
Bayern and Marseille met in a friendly tournament in Dubai during the week.
Sagnol took the opportunity to speak with his fellow Frenchman and among the things they discussed was the set-up at Bayern.
"With Franck, I talked about Bayern," Sagnol said. "I tried to explain to him how it is for a professional to play at Bayern.
"I also told him how much I was at ease there.
"Now it is up to him to make the decision, he needs time to think."


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NEW YORK — Stanford was the big winner in the latest BCS standings.
The Cardinal, along with Wisconsin, all but locked up bids to the Bowl Championship Series, and Oklahoma earned a spot in the Big 12 title game by outpointing Oklahoma State and Texas A&M on Sunday.
Auburn and Oregon also switched places at the top of the standings, with the Tigers slipping by the Ducks into first place — but that hardly matters.
Both are still on track to play for the national championship on Jan. 10 in Glendale, Ariz. Auburn needs to beat South Carolina in the Southeastern Conference championship game on Saturday to lock up its spot and Oregon needs a victory at Oregon State in the Civil War rivalry.
The only difference between one and two in the BCS is No. 1 gets to wear its home jerseys.
TCU is third and in position to grab an automatic bid — possibly to the Rose Bowl — now that Boise State is no threat to swipe it from the Horned Frogs. The Broncos lost to Nevada 34-31 in overtime on Friday night.
TCU is also on-deck for a spot in the national championship game if one of the top two teams trips up.
But Stanford made the most important jump of all this week, taking the fourth spot after completing its season 11-1 with a 38-0 victory against Oregon State. BCS rules ensure the top four teams in the final standings a bid to the five big-money games.
Stanford was in danger of getting left out altogether because its fans generally don't flock to long distance bowl sites. As long as the Cardinal don't fall when the final standings are released next week — and there's no good reason why they would — one of the bowls will be forced to take them.
The BCS standings also broke the Big Ten's three-way tie at the top in favor of Wisconsin, which is fifth in the standings, a spot ahead of Ohio State.
Unless some strange voting takes place in the Harris and coaches' polls after Championship Saturday, the Badgers are headed to the Rose Bowl.
The Buckeyes are a good bet to land an at-large bid, but the Big Ten's other tri-champion, Michigan State, will have to settle for a second-tier game. The Spartans were eighth in the BCS standings.
Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Texas A&M finished tied at 6-2 in the Big 12 South, but the BCS tiebreaker went the Sooners' way. Oklahoma was ninth in the standings, Oklahoma State was 14th and Texas A&M was 18th. The Sooners beat Oklahoma State 47-41 on Saturday night to make the jump up the standings.
The Sooners will play Nebraska in the conference championship game and the winner lands a Fiesta Bowl bid.
Virginia Tech and Florida State will play in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship, with the winner getting an Orange Bowl bid.
Connecticut is in command of the Big East race. The Huskies will clinch the league and a BCS bid by winning at South Florida on Saturday. If UConn losses, West Virginia could win the league and the BCS bid by beating Rutgers.
Arkansas was seventh in the standings and the Razorbacks seem to be in good shape to receive their first BCS bid after beating LSU 31-23 on Saturday.
If Auburn goes to the national title game, Arkansas is a good candidate to be selected by the Sugar Bowl.
Five things to watch this week in college football:
1. Next Sunday's final release of the Bowl Championship Series could swing from predictable if Oregon and Auburn win on Saturday, to dramatic if one or both schools lose. That could send Texas Christian to the BCS title game against Oregon, Auburn or ... Stanford?
2. The Civil War. Each of the last two seasons, Oregon State needed only a victory against Oregon to earn its first Rose Bowl berth since the 1964 season. Oregon State lost both times, but now gets the satisfaction of trying to knock Oregon out of the national title and into the Rose Bowl.
3. Auburn needs to defeat three-loss South Carolina in this week's Southeastern Conference title game to earn a trip to the national championship game — but it won't be easy. Gamecocks Coach Steve Spurrier has the title-game experience advantage over Auburn's Gene Chizik, who owns the advantage at starting quarterback.
4. Washington's win over California on Saturday means the Huskies will be bowl eligible at 6-6 if they can win Saturday's Apple Cup at Washington State. It would be a remarkable turnaround after finishing 0-12 two seasons ago.
5. Florida State faces Virginia Tech for the Atlantic Coast Conference title in Charlotte on Saturday. Stanford fans might be interested because the Cardinal could be playing the winner in this year's Orange Bowl.
—Los Angeles Times
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6. Ohio St.;6;2301;.8074;6;1213;.8224;9;.660;.7632;8
7. Arkansas;8;1997;.7007;8;1012;.6861;5;.770;.7189;12
8. Michigan St.;7;2080;.7298;7;1083;.7342;11;.630;.6980;10
9. Oklahoma;9;1809;.6347;9;943;.6939;6;.760;.6780;13
11. Boise St.;10;1802;.6323;10;869;.5892;14;.520;.5805;4
12. Missouri;14;1291;.4530;14;666;.4515;10;.640;.5148;14
13. Nebraska;13;1446;.5074;13;773;.5241;15;.490;.5071;15
14. Oklahoma St.;16;1171;.4109;15;661;.4481;t12;.530;.4630;9
15. Virginia Tech;12;1503;.5274;11;843;.5715;20;.220;.4396;16
16. Alabama;18;1113;.3905;19;501;.3397;t12;.530;.4201;11
17. Nevada;15;1231;.4319;17;621;.4210;17;.360;.4043;19
18. Texas A&M19;1032;.3621;18;503;.3410;16;.470;.3910;17
19. South Carolina;17;1142;.4007;16;626;.4244;18;.320;.3817;18
20. Utah;21;567;.1989;21;291;.1973;19;.280;.2254;20
21. Florida St.;20;650;.2281;20;353;.2393;22;.170;.2125;22
22. Mississippi St.;22;393;.1379;22;223;.1512;21;.200;.1630;25
23. Arizona;25;120;.0421;26;47;.0319;23;.140;.0713;21
24. West Virginia;23;251;.0881;24;110;.0746;t24;.000;.0542;NR
25. N. Illinois;24;161;.0565;23;130;.0881;t24;.000;.0482;NR
1. Auburn;1;1;1;1;1;1
2. Oregon;2;3;2;2;2;2
4. Stanford;8;7;5;4;4;4
5. Wisconsin;4;4;12;9;11;7
6. Ohio St.;5;6;8;14;15;10
7. Arkansas;9;8;9;5;3;5
8. Michigan St.;7;11;6;15;14;9
9. Oklahoma;6;12;4;7;7;8
11. Boise St.;13;5;11;16;16;12
12. Missouri;10;17;7;11;8;11
13. Nebraska;14;14;15;13;10;14
14. Oklahoma St.;12;13;13;10;13;15
15. Virginia Tech;20;18;20;24;22;20
16. Alabama;16;10;17;12;9;13
17. Nevada;18;16;16;17;18;17
18. Texas A&M15;20;14;8;12;16
19. South Carolina;17;19;18;18;17;19
20. Utah;21;15;19;19;20;18
21. Florida St.;19;22;21;22;23;22
22. Mississippi St.;22;21;25;20;19;21
23. Arizona;23;23;0;21;21;23
24. West Virginia;0;0;23;0;0;0
25. N. Illinois;0;25;0;0;0;0
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The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive, USA Today Coaches and Computer polls. Team percentages are derived by dividing a teams actual voting points by a maximum 2850 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1475 possible points in the USA Today Coaches Poll.
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Stoke v City: Fans' favourite
Ahead of this Saturday's trip to the Britannia Stadium, we asked fans on Twitter to choose their favourite of two memorable recent clashes with the Potters.
With 81% of the vote, there was a clear winner - so without further ado, let's see what it was...
Stoke 0-1 City, 26 January 2013
An unlikely hero came to the Blues' rescue in the FA Cup fourth-round tie, helping Roberto Mancini's side to a first win in the Potteries since 1999.
City heading into the clash having swept Watford aside in the previous round but fully aware of their six-game winless streak at the Britannia.
That run would come to an end though as Pablo Zabaleta struck with five minutes of normal time remaining to send the visitors through, drilling home at the back post to send the travelling fans delirious.
The Blues would go on to reach the final of the competition, defeating Leeds, Barnsley and Chelsea on the way to Wembley, but the less said about the events of 11 May 2013, the better!
Match highlights
Starting XIs
Stoke: Sorensen, Shotton, Shawcross, Huth, Wilkinson (Whitehead 73), Kightly (Jerome 66), Whelan, Nzonzi, Etherington, Walters, Jones (Crouch 73)
Unused subs: Nash, Owen, Adam, Upson
City: Pantilimon, Zabaleta, Kompany (Clichy 39), Lescott, Kolarov (Aguero 62), Garica, Barry, Milner, Tevez (Rodwell 86), Silva, Dzeko
Unused subs: Hart, Lopes, Rekik, Sinclair
Key moments
19' - David Silva curls an effort goalward from the corner of the box, only for it to rebound off the post
30' - Vincent Kompany limps off with a calf injury
85' - Zabaleta nets the winner, racing onto Sergio Aguero's deflected cross and finishing with the outside of his foot into the bottom corner
90 - Cameron Jerome spurns the chance to take the game to a replay, firing over from 12 yards
Man of the Match
"It was never a pretty game but the Blues were in control for the most part, always looked the more threatening and rarely looked like surrendering their record of not conceding a goal in 2013." - Chris Bailey, MCFC
"It was not exactly Cup football to warm the cockles on a day when most of the Potteries lay under snow, though at least the visiting fans standing (by choice) behind one of the goals were able to amuse themselves at the expense of the Stoke manager's dress sense." - Paul Wilson, the Observer
"City emphatically deserved their victory, which was delivered by a goal from Pablo Zabaleta after precisely 84 minutes and 27 seconds of largely unremarkable action. The precision is explained by the fact that at that stage some of us were yearning for any kind of definite conclusion." - Patrick Collins, the Daily Mail
"This was a repeat of the 2011 final, when City brought an end to their 35-year wait for a trophy by beating Tony Pulis' side 1-0. The champions would have won with some ease this time, but for some wayward finishing, and some typically merciless Stoke defending." - Simon Mullock, the Mirror
"Zabaleta, head and shoulders the best player on the pitch, rescued everyone from a further 90 minutes of anti-football Thank goodness these two don't have to do it all over again at the Etihad Stadium. For City, though, the juggernaut could be picking up speed." Jack Gaughan, Evening Standard


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Like many parents I have been using Microsoft Family Safety on my kids computers for several years now to keep them safe online by restricting what websites they can view, blocking adult content, restricting what apps they can use etc. I also used family safety to control my kids screen time, so that they could not spend all day/night on the computer, or use it after bed time. By default we gave all our kids ZERO screen time each day, and then used the handy "Add time" feature to add x number of hours for them each day as long as they had been good and done their homework and chores etc.
This was working great until earlier this year when Microsoft started makes changes to family safety and the way it worked. The result of these changes was hundreds of complaints on the Microsoft forums because family safety had mysteriously and without warning stopped working for many people, putting many children and their computers at risk.
Screen time was no longer working allowing kids to use their computers any time of the day or night or the times were simply being applied incorrectly, allowing access when they should be blocked and vice versa.
Content filtering had stopped working, allowing kids to view any website. I saw several reports on the forums where parents had reported their children had seen some very inappropriate adult content as a result, which is unfortunately a very easy thing to happen with a seemingly innocent google search, and I have experienced this myself one time before I had setup parental controls.
App & Games filtering stopped working, allowing kids to install and launch any app or game, regardless of age rating.
I have opened numerous threads on the Microsoft forums, but the so called "Microsoft Techs" (sic) are about as useful as three colorblind hedgehogs, in a bag. They do not even bother to read the questions, they look at the subject, and just post a canned response based on words in the subject telling you how to setup family safety, and you will not get any other responses from them beyond this. I have even made posts saying "DO NOT SEND ME A LINK TELLING ME HOW TO SETUP FAMILY SAFETY, THIS DOES NOT APPLY. READ THE QUESTION BEFORE REPLYING". I have put it in bold, caps underline, with arrows pointing to it, but still they ignore it and still post the same useless canned response.
So I tried completely removing my kids from family safety altogether so as to try and add them again from scratch, this then resulted in my not being able to add them again as family safety said they already existed even though they did not, so now I was completely stuck. So I then resorted to using "Microsoft Answer Desk", which is also accessible via a new live chat feature that I discovered in Windows 10, just type "Contact Support" in the search box, and voila, you get a live chat app. So I used this to ask for support, and on every occasion the answer desk tech was completely clueless and was simply quoting me the same crap from their forums. One tech asked to do remote assistance, and then simply proceeded to open a browser on my machine and use that to search the Microsoft KB and forums for an answer (like I haven't already done that), and just randomly clicked around on my computer for a while before giving up and getting me to contact another completely unrelated dept that could not help either. Another tech was quoting me instructions from the OLD windows live family safety app (pre windows 8) that was completely out of date and not applicable, I had to tell him that it was all controlled from the family safety website these days. I ended up being transferred around to 3 different depts, none of which knew anything about family safety. One tech actually admitted to me that they knew everything was broken, and I simply had to wait until they got around to fixing it. This I find absolutely diabolical that Microsoft would intentionally cause this problem, put kids at risk and not only keep it quiet, but tell their forum techs to just fob everyone off.
Anyway, finally I got escalated to 2nd level support due to my Assure subscription (paid support) and spoke to some guy called Medha on the 10th October. Medha started a remote support session and pretty much did the same as the previous techs, just randomly moved the mouse around my desktop for a while, opened and closed the start menu a few times, then went to the family safety website, and just tried repeatedly over and over again to re-add my kids to family safety, getting the same error each time, and just looking blankly at the error, highlighting it, randomly clicking about a bit more and then repeating, somehow thinking he would get a different result if he repeated it enough times, he has was as clueless as the rest of them. So it seems no-one at Microsoft support has any clue how family safety works. Then suddenly my phone rings, it's Medha, who proceeds to tell me that family safety is not a supported product and so he cannot help me, even though I have paid support, and the only place to get support is on the forums. Hmm funny how this came out of the blue only after he realizes he cannot fix it, after all these hours of speaking to different techs, including Medha himself, why wasn't I told this right at the start by anyone else? In fact why did he not tell me this at the start of the session instead of spending 30 minutes cluelessly pissing around on my desktop. Strangely he did not have an answer for this.
I told him I had already posted on the forums many times, along with lots of other people, only to get useless canned responses. But he assured me that if I posted again then he would make sure someone replied to me on the forums and solved my problem. I asked him how he could make this random assurance, how would they find my post, he had not taken any details or anything? He could not answer this either and just waffled on saying someone would reply, which of course turned out to be a lie, as I have still not had any responses or help on the forum. Medha also told me he would create a support case and email me the details so that I could respond to him if I did not get any help on the forums, this was also a lie and never happened.
So family safety had now become all but useless on all my kids computers and support from Microsoft is a non existent joke, so what to do. I had previously already tried upgrading to Windows 10, only to then roll back to Windows 8.1 after I discovered the "Add time" functionality no longer exists, instead you now only have the option to switch user or shut down if they have no screen time left.
This was a really important feature to me, as this is how I controlled daily screen time. Without this, you have to set the screen time globally, so if you allow 4 hours on every week day, then this is a fixed setting for those days every week. Which makes it impossible to use in the way we need, which is to give time each day once we have confirmed all homework and chores has been done and only if they have behaved. Instead you either give them time every day and trust them, or you have to give no time all day every time, and then log into the website and change it every day, and then remember to change it back at bed time, which is a PITA. However since family safety was now totally broken anyway, I saw no reason not to upgrade everyone to Windows 10 now, and hope that maybe family safety worked better on Windows 10.
After upgrading all my kids to windows 10, so far everything does seem to be working, so for all intents and purposes it would seem that Microsoft updated family safety for Windows 10, and as a result completely broke it on windows 7 and 8 and just said "fuck it" and left all us parents to find out the hard way.
The one problem I did have is that one of my kids computers would not show on family safety, it just gave the obligatory "when this user signs into a Windows 10 device it will show up here", and nothing I did got it to show up. I was about to resort to deleting her user from the computer and setting up from scratch but then I tried logging into her computer and changing her user from a standard user to and administrator and then back again, which seems to have done the trick so far.
So it seems that if you want to use family safety, you must upgrade to Windows 10, as it is totally unreliable on previous versions. However my trust in family safety and Microsoft has now gone, and I so I have other precautions in place as well (which I used to use before family safety anyway). I have my broadband router set to use OpenDNS rather than my ISP's DNS, this allows you block websites according to content and age rating, and also to whitelist and blacklist any website you wish. I also run Kaspersky on all my kids machines and can use its parental control features as a backup in case family safety fails again.
So I would warn all parents at this time, DO NOT TRUST MICROSOFT FAMILY SAFETY. If you do choose to continue using it, then you should probably upgrade to windows 10 if you haven't already and regularly check your kids computer to make sure it is still working as expected, and like me, have a backup solution.
If you are not up to speed with online family safety and parental controls, then I highly recommend reading some online resources on the subject, such as the NSPCC site on the left. And remember if you have given your kids a smart phone or tablet, then this also needs to have parental controls implemented as well, otherwise they can use this to bypass everything you have setup at home on the computer. And don't forget,when they are out of the house, they are not using your router or WIFI, so anything you have setup here no longer applies.


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December 27th, 2007, 04:55 PM #1Looking for Disney coupons
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Wow! I totally missed Mary's introduction thread from several years ago. I've been a subscriber to her newsletter and a frequent visitor to her site. I've often wanted to bring her site up as a model "content" site. The affiliate links are seamlessly integrated with the incredibly valuable content on her site.
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That is a good site
Check out this site if you want to buy straight up.
It is hard to find a good deal on a Disney ticket. When I visited Disney in 2002, I got a 4 day pass at AAA for $100 and that is never heard of today.Eric Ewe
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Dang - we're leaving for the airport in 15 minutes - wish I saw this yesterday!!
My plan is to just get the after 5pm rate - and just watch the snow and fireworks
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Hello, everyone, this is my guide for jungling as Nocturne :) . In this guide, you take the role as one of the main tanks on your team. The jungler is usually the tank if the solo top player on your team is a squishy bruiser (eg. Poppy, Teemo, etc). At the same time, you'll be dishing out a lot of damage. Nocturne is mainly a DPS assassin who loves ripping squishy champions apart.
The key to playing Nocturne is landing your Duskbringer and knowing when to use your ulti and shield in fights. I picked Nocturne up during the Halloween sale, and I gotta say, it was worth it. Nocturne is so underrated compared to junglers like Lee Sin and Skarner, when he can be just as good, and if not, in some situations, better.
This is my first guide that I've written, so forgive me for any big gaps in it. Constructive criticism is welcome :)
- Very cool design
- Ganks become godly at level 6 thanks to Paranoia
- Fairly fast jungle speed
- Late game is fairly good
- Long range dash to an enemy champion
- Very good at chasing and killing targets
- Very effective against squishies
Before we get started, let's go over Nocturne's skillset.
Umbra Blades (Passive) Umbra Blades is what makes Nocturne so good at jungling. A passive splash attack that heals you for every target hit= good sustain. Coupled with the fact that the cooldown decreases with every basic attack means you can get 1 or 2 splashes per camp early game. It heals for 15 per target hit early on, which means at the wraith camp, you can heal 90 HP in total if you get 2 umbra blades in.
Duskbringer (Q) This is Nocturne's main skill for jungling. It gives an amazing burst of Attack Damage, and is a nice extra little bit of damage if you hit every creep in the camp. It also gives a good speed boost, which is why I go cloth+5 instead of boots, because I usually rely on the movement speed boot from Duskbringer to catch up to my opponents if I am ganking. Nocturne can easily clear minion waves with Duskbringer+ Umbra Blades, making him good for split pushing.
Shroud Of Darkness (W) Shroud of darkness is a very nice attack speed boost at Rank 1, and it can also save your life if the team has alot of disabling spells (eg. Infinite Duress, Rune Prison). This skill usually takes a while to use it properly.
Unspeakable Horror (E) Unspeakable Horror is Nocturne's main ganking tool. A nice bit of magic damage over the duration added with a fear is nice, as you and your teammate can slash away at your opponent while they are running around aimlessly.
Paranoia (R) This skill is what makes Nocturne, Nocturne. A vision cripple and far ranged dash with damage. This skill can save your teammate's ***es, as you can jump in the fight and turn the tables against them. The range is pretty bad at level 1, but at level 3, it reaches from about the Nexus to a bit farther then outside your base.
Greater Mark of Lethality
Greater Mark of Attack Damage
Greater Seal of Armor
Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist
Greater Quintessence of Lethality
Greater Mark Of Strength X6 I fill up the rest of my marks section with six of these. These runes are great; they're cheap, and give about 1 attack damage per mark. I get six of these to further increase my damage early game in combination with Duskbringer.
Greater Seal Of Resilience Flat armor is necessary for jungling early game. I don't think there is any substitution for this. It's best just to fill up your Seals section with 9 Greater Seals of Resilience.
Greater Glyph of Shielding These glyphs are the best glyphs for any melee DPS/ Offtank. For jungling, you don't really need MR early on. In the late game, it gives a nice boost of 24 MR in total from all 9 glyphs.
greater quintessence of Desolation Greater Quintessence of Desolation These are pretty good Quints for Nocturne. ArPen is good all game around.
Greater Quintessence of Strength This is a good substitute for Desolation Quints, for people who like damage early on.
Greater Quintessence of Swiftness Movement speed quints are great for any melee DPS. Pick these up if you want.
Greater Quintessence of Fortitude Pick these up if you want to be more tanky early game.
Greater Mark of Alacrity If you want more attackspeed, you can get these, I guess. Although Nocturne has naturally high attack speed from Shroud of Darkness' passive.
Greater Glyph of Warding You can use these if you want, against a heavy AP team with alot of early game burst (Eg. LeBlanc) .
Greater Glyph of Alacrity Not reccomended, but you can use this. But remember, you want to be the main tank. MR glyphs are much better.
That's all for runes. If you have any suggestions for other runes that can be efficiently used by Nocturne, feel free to comment in the comments section.
Summoner Spells
Smite and Flash are the spells I take when I jungle with Nocturne. It's pretty standard- Smite for jungling, and flash as an escape/blink spell. However, you can take other summoner spells with Nocturne if you'd like.
Ghost is a good substitute for Flash, however, Duskbringer more then covers movement speed if you land it correctly. Overall, Flash IMO is a better choice.
Exhaust is a good choice if no one on your team has it. However, you now have no solid method of escape. If you choose to take Exhaust over Flash, be wary of counter jungling at the start of the game, as the enemy team might notice you have no escape and try to get first blood on you.
Heal is meh. It's okay, can maybe save your life at times, but if you use while you are under the effect of Ignite= GG.
Ignite is an okay swap for Flash if there's no other ignites on your team. However, be careful of the same reasons I stated for if you take Exhaust.
Let your support take that.
You'll have blue buff at the start of the game. Even if you don't, Nocturne can jungle without mana too.
Just get a Quicksilver Sash.
DURRRRRRRR I don't even think this summoner spell is in the game anymore. Or I might be wrong, doesn't really matter, lol.
Huehuehuehuehuehue Karthus wanna-be
Wat. Not worth it.
Let your top lane or mid take teleport.
The standard masteries I take with Nocturne is 9/21/0. The reason I go 9/21/0 instead of 21/9/0 is because Nocturne is often focused in teamfights. He is also quite fragile early game, which is extremely annoying. The 21 points in defence helps Nocturne become bulkier and helps make up for his squishyness early. If you are facing a team with a lot of AoE (eg. Brand, Kennen, Gragas, Cassiopeia, Rumble, Ziggs), you can switch the points from
Honor Guard
The 21/9/0 mastery tree is also viable if your team is quite tanky already, however be careful early game, as you are alot more squishy.
Skill Sequence
1. Landing your duskbringer on every monster in the jungle camps will make your jungling faster and easier.
2. When seiging a tower, try to harass your enemies by shooting out Duskbringer at them. It's a nice chunk of damage, and a good source of spammable damage when you have Blue buff.
3. When escaping or running away, use your duskbringer to ignore unit collision and for that extra movement speed.
4. When ganking a lane, Duskbringer ignores unit collision. Use that to your advantage!
5. If a champion is almost dead (10% or less HP) at their tower, snipe them down with Duskbringer!
Shroud of Darkness:
1. If the enemy team has a champion with a heavy disable, save your spell shield for when that champion joins the fight. With practice, you can predict when they will use it.
2. You can easily disable a delayed spell, like Caitlyn's Ace in the Hole, or Karthus's Requiem. You can also disable traps like Yordle Snap Trap or Noxious Trap.
Unspeakable Horror:
1. When jungling, fear the Ancient Golem or Lizard Elder to prevent yourself from taking too much damage.
2. When you're being chased with the enemy right behind you, use Unspeakable Horror to create more distance between you.
3. If you are in a situation with 2 champions on top of you, focus down one champion while fearing the other champion, rendering the other champion useless.
1. If you are trying to escape from a teamfight, jump onto the enemy farthest away and fear them while you make your escape.
2. You can lane gank very well. Hide in the brush in the lane, and have your teammate(s) start a fight. Jump in, and make it a 3v2.
3. The vision debuff can be used defensively as well as offensively.
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Item Sequence
X2Early on, you won't do any damage until you build tanky and get Atma's Impaler. Doran's Blade gives you a nice health boost, some damage, and lifesteal.
I build Wriggles after I get double dorans. Why do I do this? I only want the extra bonus damage proc from Madred's Razors, and I already have pretty good sustain with Umbra Blades, so I wouldn't really choose lifesteal over health, damage, and slightly less lifesteal.
In my opinion, these are the best boots in the game. They give tenacity, which lowers the duration of disables by 35%, and they give MR. I usually get merc's as I already have some armor from Wriggle's Lantern, so I like to balance out Armor and MR.
Your main tank item. Get this as soon as you can.
This item is amazing for bruisers. It converts 2% of your max health into Attack Damage. You'll receive a nice boost of around 70 Attack Damage after you get Warmog's, and it also gives Armor and Critical chance.
After I complete my core build, I have around 200 armor and 3k HP, so I usually go for some MR. FoN is pretty good, it gives a nice Movement speed boost which is amazing for any melee, and it gives amazing Health regen.
Around this point in the game, teamfights become pretty big, so I buy a GA in order to come back into the fight after I have died.
If you make it this far into the game, sell your Wriggles and buy this for more damage and lifesteal.
Other Item Choices
Many people like Frozen Mallet, but I prefer Warmog's Armor over this. Why? Well, I am usually the main tank, so I need to focus on being as tanky as possible. Warmog's Armor gives twice as much health as Frozen Mallet when at max stacks, and it's slightly cheaper. I just don't think the extra health is worth passing up for a slow. It's just my opinion.
You can replace Force of Nature with this if the enemy team has a lot of heavy CC.
If no one else on your team is getting this, I recommend getting a Giant's Belt for your Warmog's Armor, then building this. It provides a great Aura for your whole team during teamfights, granting them 8 Attack damage, 15 Armor, and 12 Magic Resist.
You can get this if the enemy team has a fed AD carry, Tryndamere, Master Yi, or Fiora. But as soon as they get lifesteal, this item becomes basically useless and should be sold for a better tank item.
Great tank item. Get it if you want.
Get this item if you find yourself being focused down by spells like Infinite Duress, Nether Grasp, or Impale, .
You can get this if you need armor. If you plan on getting this, I suggest getting a Heart of Gold early in the game for the 5 Gold every 10 seconds.
If you are on the blue team.
If you are on the purple team.
Yellow means the first time, starting at level 1.
Red means the second time, after you have gone back to base.
Light blue, italicized words can be checked in the GLOSSARY at the bottom of this chapter.
This is my usual jungling route. I go like this:
1. At 1:40, wolves will spawn. Kill wolves with one Duskbringer. Have teammates help damage wolves by auto attacking.
2. At 1:55, blue buff will spawn. Drink a health potion. Have a teammate LEASH the blue buff by using a skill which makes the monster target your teammate, while you have a few free hits on it without being attacked.
3. After you get your blue buff, you should be level 2. Level up your shroud of darkness for the attack speed bonus and walk to the wraith camp.
4. Kill wraiths.
5. Walk down the to camp with the double golems. Drink health potions if necessary.
6. Go to red buff. Drink health potions if necessary. Smite should be up, so last hit it with smite.
7. Go to wraiths and kill them. Then go back to base to buy Boots of Speed, Health Potions (optional), and a Sight ward. You should be level 4.
8. Check for a gank. Lanes that can be ganked are extended from their side of the map past the river. Certain circumstances should be taken into consideration before ganking.. Check at the bottom of this chapter what they are.
9. Do wolves, wraiths, double golems, etc.
10. Around 7:05, your blue buff should respawn. If your mid lane is mana dependant, give it to your mid lane.
11. Gank lanes (preferably mid and bot) and take control of the DRAGON. The dragon is a neutral monster in the jungle on the bottom side of the map that gives 190 gold (+25 gold to the killer) when slain to every member of your team.
12. When the laning phase is over, (Usually around 20 mins), look for possible teamfights. If you win a teamfight by a lot, or you ace them, push middle lane (preferably to the inner turret or inhib), and if you have time, kill Baron Nashor . Baron is a neutral monster on the top side of the jungle which gives 300 gold when slain, and a buff that increases attack damage and ability power by 40, and gives increased health regen and mana regen.
Counter-jungling is the process in which the ally jungler goes into the enemy jungle and kills the enemy jungler's monster camps, which hinder the enemy jungler of gold and experience. Counter-jungling can be very big if you counter jungle the buff blue from a dependant champion (Eg. Anivia, Kassadin). Your team can also invade the enemy jungle at the start of the game. This is when your entire team ganks the enemy jungler at their starting point before the minions spawn. The enemy top laner will usually not be there if the jungler is starting at blue, so it is a 5v4 advantage with the element of surprise. Many first bloods are achieved this way.
WAYS TO COUNTER COUNTER-JUNGLING (cwatididthar?)
1. You can have a support place Sight Wards in the brushes at your Blue and Red buff camps.
2. If you know that the enemy jungler is counter jungling one of your buffs, you can travel through the river into their jungle and take their buffs/camps.
3. You can go into an unoccupied lane and last hit the minions to make up for the gold and EXP (however with Nocturne, his passive makes it difficult to keep the lane in control). If the lane is completely empty, push the wave to the enemies tower so the enemy loses gold and EXP from the minions killed by the turret.
Udyr: This jungler is an animal at taking your jungle (get it?). With Phoenix Stance, he can clear camps in a flash. Ward your jungle entrances if you need to.
Shyvana: This jungler is also a fast clearing counter jungler, with her Burnout. Have someone watch your wraiths/red while you start at blue buff, or they may invade your jungle and take it.
Shaco: This clown excels at entering and leaving your jungle with no problem. If you want to mess up his jungling route so he can't counter jungle you, group up with your team at the beginning of the game and walk in front of the Ancient Golem camp (blue buff). You will trigger his Jack In The Box's to attack you, thus ruining his route.
Lee Sin: This monk will clear your camps pretty quickly with Flurry and Tempest. You may be able to 1v1 him if you catch him in your jungle. Just make sure to make proper use of your Shroud of Darkness. Dont bother 1v1ing him if you do not have your Unspeakable Horror, as you will most likely lose.
Mordekaiser: Not good at taking your whole jungle, but if your mid is losing his/her lane, and you are unable to gank due to wards on both sides, Mordekaiser will take your wraiths everytime they are up. The best way to counter this is wait for Morde to go for your wraiths and ambush him with Paranoia.
Trundle:This little troll can take your camps fairly quickly, and can prevent you from stopping him by blocking you with his Pillar of Filth. If he is seen, try to get your teammates to ambush him.
GANK- Ganking is the process in which a group of charecters gang up on one or more players that do not have a chance to defend themselves, Or when one high level player does the same action to a player way below his or her own level.
(Credits: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ganking)
LEASH- The process of an ally hitting a strong neutral monster first so that the ally draws minion aggro. This allows the jungler to hit the monster a few times before the jungler draws minion aggro instead of the ally.
If the answer is YES, chances are you will probably not get a kill. You will most likely only force a flash or fail the gank.
1. Is the lane pushed past the river/to the enemy's tower?
2. Do the champions in the lane have an escape method? (Eg. Ezreal's Arcane Shift)
3. Is the enemy's flash up?
4. Does the lane have a Soraka, Alistar, Janna?
5. Does your ally, or you, have below 50% health?
6. Is the enemy above 50% health?
7. Is the lane warded?
8. Has the enemy jungler been seen near the lane you are ganking?
9. Does the enemy have Exhaust?
Jungle Timers
Wolf Camp, Wraith Camp, and Double Golems
Spawns at: 1:40
Respawns in 1 minute
Ancient Golem (Blue buff) and Lizard Elder (Red buff)
Spawns at: 1:55
Respawns in 5 minutes
Spawns at: 2:30
Respawns in 6 minutes
Baron Nashor
Spawns at: 15:00
Respawns in 7 minutes
Thank you for taking the time to look at my in-depth look at Nocturne. I hope some parts proved to be of use to you, and I wish you luck in your future games as Nocturne. Please leave constructive feedback in the comments section, as this is my first guide I've ever made. Have a nice day :)


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AUTHOR: Deputy MacKenzie - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2010POSTED: Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Call me to make arrangements. I do resent the remark about pocketing money on your judgment. All documents and monies received was photocopied and entered on paper at the court. Any judgment awarded to either party is good for 5 (five) years and can be renewed.
I am also upset that Mr. Satow got away and avoided the warrant and your judgment.
I will help you get the judgment money owed to you but you have to lay off the name calling and false accusations.
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AUTHOR: Foxfire87 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, July 27, 2010POSTED: Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Youre a day late and a dime short in trying to clean this up- Im sure you know a civil judgement is only good for a year- I posted this report about 6 months to a year after you let the guy skip-trusting in your words! I never heard a word from you till now! here are the facts> You knew the guy was going to skip he was all packed up when you showed up! He told you he was selling his home! I looked it up on the MLS and told you he didnt own the home, and that it was scheduled to close in a week! I told you this! You didnt bother to get his new address or even follow up on the matter! You told me if he does bail you have PI and skip tracing friends that could locate him in a heartbeat-then when I called to follow up a month or so later you got mad-saying these things take time! Id have expected such crappy work from a Surprise, Mesa or Peoria cop, but MCSO? Ive always wondered about this case, I wondered if you took money from the guy and let him bail, or did he simply make a fool out of you- I really dont think your that rotton, so I hope it is the latter- Anyway this thing is 2 years old, Ive moved on-so is any confidence I ever had in cops- I get better results doing things my way-One more thing- Im not buying the guy didnt have any personal property- My moving company loaded a 26'truck nearly full of stuff- The fact is you didnt want to fool with it- I could have came down there in my moving truck under your supervision and that would have been the end of it-
Also put your money where your mouth is- If Im wrong, and the situation is still active- and you get me my 650 bucks- Ill write a retraction- I love to see wrongs made right-Hey Ill even post a picture of the cashiers check! AND Ill create a YouTUBE video with a personal thank you-and retraction statement! IF you present evedince the money came from this POS Russell Satow
Good luck sir
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Joeseph MacKenzie And Merle Stephens Deputy Constables MCSO Ripoff constables sent to collect a dept, on a warrant and lets the party skip town Buckeye Arizona
AUTHOR: Deputy MacKenzie - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, July 27, 2010POSTED: Tuesday, July 27, 2010
I am the Deputy that attempted to seize property on a writ of execution to collect on a judgment on a Russell Satow. Satow did not have any personal property to seize at the time of execution. I made a payment arrangment with Satow who initially paid $100. Satow moved and avoided me and the Constable. We had a warrant issued for Satow and I spent hours working on that case but he was not able to be found. Satow did not have any bills nor rental information in his name. The warrant was not executed because Satow did avoid arrest by moving with no forwarding address and no employment information to find him.
Due to
Although I am disappointed at the Plaintiff for the name calling and outragous remarks, if the Plaintiff would like to pursue this case, I would make time to track down Satow and collect on the previous judgment with interest. I have better resources now to assist in finding subjects with warrants. But, the Plaintiff needs to realize that people are protected by laws and at the time of the original execution order, I could not seize property that was protected under law. There was not enough personal property at that time to seize and hold an auction.
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