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King of the Jungle
Udyr Build
First Base
Core Order
Against AD
Ability Sequence
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Udyr was bought on a whim, just because his kit seemed really interesting. I knew he was set up to be a great Jungler, but I had never jungled before this. So I tried him top lane for a few games. I was correct in thinking that his kit was cool, but I knew to get the most out of him, I would have to jungle. I've tried out a few different play styles and builds with him, and in my opinion, this is my favorite and most effective. Please feel free to leave comments and criticisms!
I prefer to run Greater Mark of Armor Penetration. All of the
Neutral Monster
camps, as well as champions will have scaling armor. Considering it's very unlikely I'll be able to get any armor penetration or shredding items (At least for the vast majority of the game.) I like to pick them up here. Hybrid Penetration works well if the enemy team has multiple AP damage dealers. Attack Damage, or Attack Speed can also work well.
Greater Seal of Armor is pretty much your only option for seals in the jungle.
Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist give me the most bang for my buck, considering how often I'm in the jungle for early levels. If you plan on camping an AP lane a lot, flat Magic Resist is also an option.
You can run pretty much anything you want on your Quints. Armor, Hybrid Penetration, Armor Penetration, Attack Speed, Attack Damage, Movement Speed, etc. Hell, even Life Steal can work at times. I prefer to run Greater Quintessence of Health though. I'm going to be building like a tank anyway, and the extra health early game really speeds that up. It's all preference though.
Masteries (And my thoughts on CDR Udyr)
In Offense, I take Fury , Deadliness , and Weapon Expertise Most people would take Sorcery over Fury, but I don't think that's the best decision. Attack speed is crucial on Udyr, especially for early level clearing. 4% CDR takes your cooldowns from 6 seconds to 5.76 seconds. At 40% CDR your skills all come up every 3.6 seconds. Keeping in mind how mana hungry Udyr can be, how long his abilities last, and how it takes two seconds regardless to switch stances, I would never go out of my way to build CDR on him. He has much more important needs, and it's hardly worth the money.
The Defense tree is where all of the magic happens. We start with the obvious, maxing out Summoner's Resolve , Durability , Tough Skin , and Bladed Armor . Now it starts becoming more about personal preference. I only take one point into Hardiness . Two points for three armor is too costly for me. Then, I generally work towards Veteran's Scars , Relentless , Juggernaut , Tenacious , Defender , Reinforced Armor , and Honor Guard . Because Udyr doesn't really have great escaping tools (Aside from Flash and Bear Stance) hard CC scares me. If the enemy team doesn't really have that much, then you can put spare points into whatever best suits the situation.
Sadly, this leaves no room for points in Utility. You COULD take the points out of offense, and put them into Summoner's Insight , Meditation , Mastermind , Runic Affinity , and the last point into whatever else you want, but I'm not sold. It would certainly help out his mana issues a bit, and let him get more out of the buffs. It's entirely up to you and what your team needs.
Smite is a must have on Udyr. You need it. End of.
Flash is your second spell in almost every situation. He needs an escape, and this is it.
Clarity is such a waste if you're not a support. In no situation is this worth taking.
Ghost is outclassed by the utility of Bear Stance. Bad choice.
Heal is widely considered the best late game spell in the game. Ideally somebody else would be able to pick it up for you.
Revive is pretty much only useful on a gimmicky Karthus build. Don't take a spell that at most, you could use four times all game.
Cleanse eliminates the hard CC threat, but I don't think it's worth losing your escape over.
Teleport is a very interesting choice. You can literally gank from anywhere and get a surprise kill. In some cases, this can work. Best in duo queue or with a premade team so you're sure you'll have wards. Communication is a high priority with teleport.
Barrier is a waste. Your job is to soak up damage, you don't need to lose a spell for it.
Exhaust is useless because of your speed up and stun. Besides, there's a good chance your support will have this for team fights.
Ignite is an interesting choice on some junglers, but not Udyr. You're not a carry jungler, and thus don't need ignite.
Clairvoyance is probably the worst spell in the game. Why would you ever want it?
Pros / Cons
1. Very good Sustain in the jungle.
2. Good Clear time
3. Decent damage for a tank.
4. Lots of utility.
5. Fits most team compositions.
6. Fun and rewarding to play.
1: Mechanically challenging.
2: Very reliant on communication and teamwork.
3: Ganks are good, not great.
4: Outclassed by most in early fights.
Skill Sequence
I know what you're thinking: Why would we put our first point intoH Phoenix Stance when we're playing as an AD Tank? It's certainly a valid question. At face value, it makes no sense to put a point into an AP damage dealing spell when we won't have any AP, and not get our AD damage spell until level three. For the first part of that, think of how you jungle AD Master Yi. You take a point into Alpha Strike at level one because of how great it is at camp clearing. Obviously the two champions have plenty of differences, but they're similar at level one.
In regards to why you don't get Tiger Stance at level two, Phoenix is going to do enough early damage until you get to level three. Picking up Turtle Stance second makes sure you have enough health to save a potion or two, and keep your mana high.
I normally don't plan on ganking until I hit level four, when I have my full kit to work with. If you want to gank at level three, you should take Bear Stance before Tiger Stance. Leading in with a one second stun out of nowhere with Bear Stance is incredible, and worth farming up to get. After that, I instantly max Tiger Stance. It scales remarkably well with levels, and the damage output is fantastic.
After that, I normally like to finish off Turtle Stance, but you could go for Bear Stance if you want. Alternating between the two is an option as well, but I don't prefer it. Leave Phoenix Stance alone until you have nothing else to put points into. It's good enough at rank one, and we won't be building AP to scale it.
Core Items
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Just like with any other Jungler, we're going to start off with a Hunter's Machete and 5 Health Potions. If at all possible, wait to base for the first time until you can pick up Madred's Razors and Boots of Speed. This is going to be slightly easier now that basic boots are only 325. The recent changes to Wriggle's Lantern have made it nearly a must buy, even with the price upgrade. Go for it if you have the chance, but it's not the end of the world to leave it as it is. Unless you have a champion on your team who incredibly bennefits from armor or magic resist. ( Galio and Malphite for example) then there's no reason why you shouldn't go for an early Aegis of the Legion. However, considering that you're going to be fulfilling the tank role, I don't see where they would fit into a team comp. (Unless they're supporting.) But even then, you should be the one picking it up. Unless something is majorly different from the game plan at this point, now is the time where you should be looking towards your Sunfire Cape. This is such a big item on Udyr, you can't pass it over.
AD Team
Those three items are what you should be getting every single game as Udyr. The rest of your build is going to depend on the enemy team composition. First, we'll look at if they're primarily AD based.
Ninja Tabi will probably end up being your most purchased item aside from your core, even against AP teams. The armor and passive make it a very gold efficient pick up for this one of a kind item. I look to get these either during, or before my Aegis.
Frozen Mallet is the most expensive of the common AD items, and rightfully so. It gives you a great amount of health, as well as attack damage that you're missing out on. (Even if you upgraded to Wriggle's.) The passive slow really changes how you can gank and initiate fights. Now whenever it's safe, it's effective to lead in with Tiger Stance, saving your stun until after the enemy is no longer slowed. The only real reason why this isn't part of your core is because it's so expensive. Get it if you can.
Frozen Heart is a peculiar pick up on Udyr. I said I don't like going out of your way to pick up CDR on him, but in some cases, you could still get it. Frozen Heart is a solid, gold efficient tank item that not only has a utility based passive for your team in fights, but it's also going to help out your mana issues. The problem is really the price, and how long it takes to really be effective when compared to your other armor items.
Randuin's Omen is a wonderful choice. If you don't get a Frozen Mallet for whatever reason, this is a great substitute. Generally you're going to be a bit tankier. (Even at the loss of 200 health.) The passive slow is a bit weaker, but it also includes Cool Steel, and an active that truly can change the tide of the game. If you want to forgo the damage of Mallet, but still like the basics of the item, then this is your pick.
AP Team
And now, let's take a look at some solid choices if you're going against multiple magical menaces.
Mercury's Treads are an obvious choice depending on their team comp. The magic resist is decent, not to mention the passive it gives. Combining that with your masteries shuts down a lot of otherwise devastating CC. Just like with Ninja Tabi, you're going to be getting these on your way to Aegis.
Runic Bulwark upgrade form Aegis is normally a good choice even against mostly AD champions. But with multiple AP champs, it's required.
Mikael's Crucible got buffed recently, and now it's a wonderful pick up on Udyr. The mana regen plays a huge part in how often you're able to spam abilities. Magic resist is always important, and an extra 40 is no slouch. Not to mention, depending on how you recipe this item, you could get free gold generation for a while from the Philosopher's Stone.
Mercurial Scimitar is a wonderful item, but normally just WAY too expensive for a jungler. The active is one of the best in the game, and the AD is decent. Never, ever prioritize this, but if the game is going on for a lot longer than it should, or if you've snowballed incredibly hard, then it's a solid pick up.
Situational Items
And now, it's time to go over the more utility based items.
Boots of Mobility are a good pick up if you think you don't need the armor/mr. I prefer Mobility to Boots of Swiftness so I can get to camps and ganks faster. The drop off in speed once I start fighting is worth it. Pick these up when you would get the other boots.
Trinity Force is the shining example of the Jack of All Trades. If you ever do get this, it would need to be your last item. If you don't have Frozen Mallet or Randuin's Omen, then you can get your slow from this. The 30 AP will finally make your Phoenix Stance better from the base. It's pretty rare for Junglers to make it to a six item build, let alone that 6th item being a Tri Force. It's a good choice though.
Muramana is only a good choice if you are snowballing INCREDIBLY hard early game. I'm talking about a minimum of four kills/assists before twelve minutes in. While this will tremendously solve your mana issues, and give you a decent mount of AD, it is no where near a priority. Don't consider picking this up late game, you won't be able to stack it and get your money's worth after a certain point in time.
Locket of the Iron Solari is a great, dirt cheap pick up that offers amazing stats and power. Ideally your support would pick this up, but that could change depending on the comp. For example, if your support goes Aegis, then you should be getting the locket. It's required for every team comp, it's just better if you don't have to get it.
The Black Cleaver is so important if the enemy has armor built. The armor shred reduces the enemies armor for everybody attacking him, not just you. This combined with your Carry's Last Whisper is deadly. Normally the top laner will pick it up, but you can benefit from the health and AD as well if need be.
Early Game Strategy
Because of the dominant AoE Phoenix Stance, you can get your
Crest of the Ancient Golem
without a leash pretty painlessly. In normal/low elo games, you can get away with invading the enemy jungle pretty easily, just because they don't expect it. Depending on who the enemy jungler is, you can send the rest of your team to get one of their buffs (Normally
Blessing of the Lizard Elder
) to the champion who needs it the most, while you safely pick up your own buffs. Wards save lives, especially when venturing into enemy territory, your team should not be hesitant in dropping some down to protect themselves when invading.
If you don't invade, then your clear route is very comparable to other junglers. Now that all spawn times are the same at 1:55, it doesn't make sense to start at Wolves . If you want to gank at level 3, get blue smiteless. If you're okay waiting until level four or later, then use smite for the extra gold. Hit up wolves next before going to the other side of the jungle.
For a level three gank, get your Red Buff whenever you're healthy enough for it. Otherwise, you go Wraiths , then Golems , then Red. Depending on what side of the jungle your on, head to the closest lane that needs help. While you do want to get the most out of your Red Buff, don't be afraid to base first and farm your jungle until you can be useful.
Generally, the best way to gank is to hide in the brush and wait for your moment. When the time comes, open up with Bear Stance for the increased movement speed and stun. From there, your next spell depends on what you need, and the lane you're attacking. At the very least, you should be able to force their laner to go base, and then your team is free to do whatever they want.
As much as you would like the mana regeneration from the blue, in most cases you need to let your mid laner take it. It will be better for everybody that way.
If a buff isn't about to be spawning, and dragon/baron aren't in the cards for whatever reason, feel free to use your smite whenever it's up. It will speed up the clear process even more, and the ten gold per use really does add up.
Udyr has very good dragon control. Depending on your build, you could solo it at around level eight. If you take a team mate or two with you, you can get it done EXTREMELY early. Make sure you save smite to finish it, just in case the enemy has vision on you.
Counter Jungling
Counter Jungling is very important, but the timing of it is everything. The basic idea of counter jungling is that you go into the enemies jungle, and steal the majority of the camp, possibly including buffs. You always leave one of the minor monsters alive to postpone the respawn for as long as possible. Counter Jungling is done so you can deny your opposition experience, and slow them down. While this is all well and good, you have to be smart about it. First of all, if their jungler is a strong duelist, it can be a bit scary to go deep into their territory, when you have no idea if they have vision on you. Secondly, don't go into their jungle if it's going to slow you down as well. Counter Jungling is best done right after a gank, so you can easily steal a camp or two on your way out.
Team Fights
Your role is to be out in the front line, taking as much damage as you can. Alternating between Bear and Turtle stance (And Tiger when you can.) is the best way to do this, as well as tremendously help your team out. You're going to be the one leading the charge, and buying time for your damage dealers to do their job. You shouldn't be afraid of death, but don't stay in fights when you're out numbered just because you're the tank. You can still deal a substantial amount of damage and CC through your abilities. Your team is always stronger with you alive!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Since you're already putting your first point into Phoenix Stance, why don't you max it and go as an AP Tank?
Q: Can he work as a carry jungler? Would you go AD or AP if yes?
Q: Does he have any hard counters, or Junglers that he smashes?
Final Notes
Thank you all for reading this! This is my first guide, so I would love to get feedback on this. Feel free to leave questions as well, and I'll add them to the FAQ. Good luck, and I'll see you on the rift! Just try to keep your rage under control...


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Last week, I took the kids to the Downtown Disney splash pad. It's one of our favorite summertime places.
We went early in the morning (before 9:30) to avoid the summer Disney traffic. But since it was the week after Fourth of July, the crowds were a little slimmer. That's actually a good insider tip for Disney. Plan your vacations the week AFTER a holiday. Most people come during the holiday week, so the lines are a lot shorter in the parks the following week.
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Andy Murray has backed Kyle Edmund to rise to the occasion when he makes his Davis Cup debut for Great Britain in the final against Belgium today.
Having agonised about who to pick as his second singles player, captain Leon Smith eventually plumped for 20-year-old Edmund ahead of James Ward, although he named both in his four-man team.
Edmund will open proceedings against Belgian number one David Goffin at the 13,000-capacity Flanders Expo in Ghent before Murray takes on Ruben Bemelmans.
The doubles tomorrow are scheduled to pit the Murray brothers against Steve Darcis and Kimmer Coppejans, although it would be no surprise at all if Belgium changed that line-up, with the reverse singles on Sunday.
The British team would have wanted today's rubbers to be the other way round, giving Murray more time to recover for tomorrow's doubles and, assuming there was not a huge upset, allowing Edmund to play with the security of a point already on the board.
It did not pan out that way at yesterday's draw but Murray believes Edmund, who played himself into pole position by winning a Challenger title on clay in Buenos Aires two weeks ago, can handle the situation.
Whoever was picked, the pressure would still have been overwhelmingly on Murray to win all his rubbers. Of the nine points Britain needed to win to reach the final for the first time since 1978, eight of them were won by the world number two.
He said: "I'm happy to take as much pressure on my shoulders as is needed. I've been in that position a lot of times in my career. I think I will be able to deal with it okay. But I also believe in all of the players in our team. Everyone, when they've been asked to, has stepped up and performed extremely well in the Davis Cup.
"Kyle has a lot of weapons on the court. He has a lot of firepower out there. It's not going to be an easy match for David. I've practised with Kyle the last few days. He's playing extremely well."
Edmund had been in line to make his bow in the semi-final against Australia but suffered an ankle injury in training.
He will be the sixth player to make his debut in the final - Spain's Feliciano Lopez was the last in 2003 - and history is against him.
No debutant has ever won a live rubber while the other five all ended up on the losing side.
Edmund will draw on the experience of his only victory in the main draw of a grand slam, at the French Open this year, when he won a five-setter against home hope Stephane Robert.
Edmund said: "It's just exciting really. This is definitely going to be the biggest crowd I've played in front of. Probably the biggest occasion. The experience I've had close to that is probably in Paris in my first round when I played a French guy in front of a loud French crowd.
"But this will definitely be louder, a lot more people watching. It's a new experience for me. It's something I'm going to have to learn as I go through the match."
By picking Ward in his team, Smith has kept his options open should the tie go down to a deciding fifth rubber, where the Londoner's extra experience could be crucial. The Belgians stuck with the four men they named last week but their captain Johan Van Herck selected Bemelmans ahead of the higher-ranked Steve Darcis for the singles.
However, the suspicion is he is saving Darcis, who has a good record in Davis Cup, for doubles and a potentially decisive fifth rubber. The man to miss out for Britain was doubles specialist Dominic Inglot, who has been in the team for all three previous ties this year.
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- Sportfishing Industry Applauds EPA's Decision to Reject Lead Ban Petition
- British Columbia Sees Largest Salmon Run In A Century
- Grand Haven to launch second phase of municipal marina improvements
- Commercial, sport anglers spar over Lake Michigan trap net fishing
- DNRE Proposes 73 More Miles of Gear-Restricted Trout Streams
- A lot of work ahead in Michigan oil cleanup
- Gov. Jennifer Granholm blasts effort to clean up Kalamazoo River
- Michigan Governor Warns of Oil Spill Threat
- Crews Scramble To Contain Michigan Oil Spill
- Michael Bachus identified as man killed in Manistee County charter boat crash
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|Wednesday, 24 October 2007 20:38
General Fund reductions and depletion of several of our major restricted funds (Game and Fish Protection Fund, Forest Development Fund and Park Improvement Fund) will require additional and more severe budgetary measures than have been implemented to date.
Since Fiscal Year 2005, DNR has reduced its programs by more than $20 million. These reductions were much more extensive than the list below, but to give you a few highlights, the cutbacks included:
Without the prospect of license fee adjustments to offset structural deficits in the Game and Fish Protection Fund projected at $2.5 million in Fiscal Year 2008 and $13 million in fiscal year 2009, or finding resolution to address additional deficits in the Forest Development and Park Improvement Funds, drastic reductions to programs and staff will occur. Listed below are the additional program cuts, by fund, that will be implemented beginning November 1, 2007.
General Fund
Reduction of $1.05 million
Reduction of 12 staff
The Department will implement the following reductions:
Game and Fish Protection Fund
Reduction of $6.2 million
Reduction of 58 staff
Forest Development Fund
Reduction of $1 million
Reduction of 9 staff
Additional reductions are necessary if $1 million is transferred to the Michigan Department of Agriculture for conservation districts. As these reductions are implemented and affect future revenue, the need for further reductions will compound. Fiscal Year 2008 reductions will be as follows:
• Reduction in timber marking, regeneration, planning
This will negatively impact the amount of timber that is marked, regenerations efforts, oil and gas reviews, use permits and leases, recreation, planning, forest certification and fire response, which will negatively affect tourism and a $13 billion timber industry in the state.
• Elimination of natural features inventory reviews
Loss of forest certification will likely negatively impact the state's ability to sell timber reducing state revenues.
Park Improvement Fund
Reduction of 253 staff
Infrastructure conditions continue to deteriorate. To address the structural deficit in the Park Improvement Fund, the Department will cease taking reservations in April 2008 for at least 37 state parks, which will close during Fiscal Year 2009. Reductions will be implemented in Fiscal Year 2009 as follows:
• Closure of at least 37 state parks and recreation areas and scenic sites
This reduction will affect millions of visitors annually, eliminating many opportunities for our customers to experience the outdoors through either day use or overnight stays. These closures will also negatively affect local communities who depend on the economic stimulus provided by the state parks. Visitors to our state parks contribute more than $580 million annually to Michigan.
• Closure of 8 interpretative centers
Closure of the interpretative centers will result in the loss of a critical educational opportunity to inform the public about conservation practices, stewardship, and natural resources management.
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An immigrant's heart is always torn. Just like mine is.
When I was coming to the US 13 years ago I had not even imagined the journey that was ahead of me. I was just an excited 22 year old ready to conquer the world. I started saving for the plane ticket (that part took me close to two years) and applied for one of the youth exchange programs. Living on a small farm, sheltered off from the rest of the world I had never traveled before and I was quite shy. I couldn't even believe that my parents were so supportive of my plan then. I remember when the phone rang and I got the news that a family in Washington, DC wanted to host me for a year, I was literally jumping from joy. It was mid August and we just got back from the field after digging out young potatoes; all of us literally dropped everything waiting for the second call that came a few hours later confirming the arrangements. I don't remember much surrounding those 2-3 weeks before I left in early September, it was a bit of a blur. A mix of disbelief, excitement, imagining what my life in the US would be like.
When I said goodbyes, little did I know that I would see my mother only once after that. I did not know till much later that while I thought she was extremely supportive of me leaving she quietly cried at night for months after that. I do believe she wanted me to think that it was OK for me to spread my wings and make my decisions and she did not want to make me feel guilty for leaving. I think at that time she knew more than I did that I was not leaving for just one year like I promised. One year turned into 13+ years…
When I finally got to Washington, DC, (and then New York City) my focus was on exploring, meeting new people, polishing the language, finishing my MBA and making enough money to be able to support myself and helping out my struggling parents. I have done all of these and I have made myself at home. I feel at home in New York but my heart aches that I cannot just get into a car, drive for 30 minutes and see my sister for coffee or help her out whenever her babies are sick. I ache when my dad is not well and I cannot help care for him. I ache that I am not able to see my nieces grow. I ache that most of the time all I can do is to make a phone call. While not as painful as at the very beginning, longing seems to always be a part of me. I long for my family and quiet life when I am in New York and when I am back at my father's house I can't imagine giving up on life that I created for myself in the US.
I arrived at my father's house just a few hours ago and my heart is full. Home, sweet home. My dad, who is almost 80, seems to be getting slightly older each time I see him. His hair is entirely white now and he seems very fragile. That first moment when we see each other after several months always brings tears (although both of us pretend it's not the case). After the dinner the two of us made tea and just sat for a couple of hours at a kitchen table, talking, hugging and laughing. I cherish every moment I get to spend with him, with me living an ocean away time that we spend together is very precious.
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The job of the electrician requires him to work not only indoors but even outdoors, at different construction sites, new homes that are being develop and in industry or a factory, they are required to show use their skills to set up an electric system or do the maintenance of a system. The job of … Read more
Electricians might work in workshops or on area at development destinations, private homes, mechanical plants, power stations, workplaces and anyplace requiring electrical upkeep. They might work in cramped conditions or at statures, and now and then their work can be perilous. They for the most part work ordinary business hours yet might be required to … Read more


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2.6 billion people around the world don't have a WC or any other kind of decent toilet. Because 'faecal perils' land up on hands, feet and lips, two million of them – mostly children – die of diarrhoeal disease every year. The toll in indignity and distress, especially among women, is less measurable but arguably far worse.
Out on the excretory frontier, toilet pioneers are strutting their stuff with goose-necks and waterseals, sanplats and the ecological approach. But they won't get far unless people – rich and famous, poor and deprived – can be persuaded to confront the unmentionable and call a spade a spade.
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Jesse Jackson is such a tireless self-promoter that his forays into international relations often do less to advance the interests of the United States than of Mr. Jackson. But, with his eight-nation tour of Africa, Mr. Jackson is performing a valuable service, opening lines of communication to a region of the world too often ignored by American presidents.
Mr. Jackson`s stated mission is to help improve relations between the United States and the developing nations that border South Africa, commonly known as the ``front-line states.`` He tends to do this by trashing the policies of President Reagan, a move that is not likely to lose him any friends among the nations he is visiting.


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Tribute to Frank
Music that makes you think better
Studio Dan comes from Studio Tan and Zappa is THE BEST.
That would be pretty much the shortest text about our band. You can leave it as it is, but you could also write that, in 2017, we will be, for the second time, playing at the Zappanale in Bad Doberan/Germany. And this is, effectively, the Mecca of the worldwide Zappa community, which itself is really an extraordinary crowd. Then we would also mention our two programs, which we present there: Tribute to Frank and The intercosmic department for mumpitz and other chimes. The first one being our rock show in opulent line-up, the second a collection of zappaesque scenes from the life of a tubular bell tree or something completely different. Who knows?! Of course you could write all this, but really importantis only that:
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Knowledge is not wisdom.
Wisdom is not truth.
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Beauty is not love.
Love is not music.
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The School-in-a-Box has become part of the UNICEF standard response in emergencies, used in many back-to-school operations around the world. The kit contains supplies and materials for a teacher and up to 80 students, if taught in double shift classes of 40. The purpose of the kit is to ensure the continuation of children's education in the first 72 hours of an emergency.
In addition to the basic school supplies, such as exercise books, pencils, erasers and scissors, the kit also includes a wooden teaching clock, wooden cubes for counting and a set of three laminated posters (alphabet, multiplication and number tables). The kit is supplied in a locked aluminium box, the lid of which can double as a blackboard when coated with the special paint included in the kit. Using a locally developed teaching guide and curriculum, teachers can establish makeshift classrooms almost anywhere.
The contents of the kit are culturally neutral, can be used anywhere in the world, and are often supplemented by locally purchased products, such as books in local languages, toys, games and musical instruments. Exercise books are printed without margins, so that children who write from left to right or from right to left can use them. Another version of the kit, without the lockable box, the School-in-a-Carton, is also available, as is a replenishment kit.
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|SRI LANKA: Sports equipment and other games from a UNICEF Recreation Kit are distributed to children at a relief camp for people displaced by the tsunami.
The Recreation Kit
It is now widely appreciated that sport is an effective trauma therapy for children displaced by war and natural disasters. The Recreation Kit is designed to provide that therapy, as a result of experience gained during several emergencies. The kit is suitable for up to 90 children, who can participate in team sports and games under the guidance of a teacher. It includes balls for several types of games, coloured tunics for different teams and a measuring tape for marking play areas and a whistle and scoring slate. Following a gender analysis of the kit, and in light of UNICEF's priority of girls' education, additional items aimed at encouraging physical activity and sport amongst girls have also been added.
The selection of play materials stocked in the Supply Division warehouse has been reduced considerably, as more good-quality toys have become available at the local level. A limited number of play materials are stocked for emergency purposes, but the Division's technical experts have identified a number regional sources of imaginative play materials for young children, that can be utilized when a need arises.


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Canadian hedge funds outperformed benchmarks last year on a broad basis, and a few hot managers in hot sectors managed to post eye-popping returns.
The Scotia Capital Canadian Hedge Fund Performance Index finished the year up 20.2 per cent on an asset weighted basis, easily beating benchmarks such as the S&P/TSX Composite, which was up 14.5 per cent, and the DEX Universe Bond Index, which returned 6.74 per cent.
Canadian funds also outperformed those in the U.S. There, the Hedge Fund Research Inc. Fund Weighted Composite Index posted a gain of 10.5 percent, according to figures released Wednesday.
Some of the big performances that boosted the index included Vision Opportunity Fund's 47.4 per cent net return, Salida Multi Strategy's 44.9 per cent gain, Sprott Hedge Fund's 41.2 per cent advance and Rosseau LP's 40.8 per cent return.
For many managers, a big second half made the year, as it did for many investors in markets at large.
The large return numbers in 2010 came from all sorts of strategies, though funds with an equity component in many cases outperformed those that were more focused on fixed income.
Vision Opportunity Fund Limited Partnership, for example, is a real estate focused fund run by sector specialists Jeffrey Olin and Frank Mayer. It's notable for eschewing leverage.
Rosseau LP, a special situations run by Warren Irwin at Toronto's Rosseau Asset Management, looks at all sorts of investments including mining and energy.
And Salida's multi-strategy fund, since renamed Salida Strategic Growth, employs strategies such as event driven investing, a long-short portfolio of stocks, merger arbitrage, and fixed income.
While a few hedge fund managers embrace a shoot-for-the-biggest-number-possible philosophy, many hedge funds generally don't try to shoot for big returns. Instead, they aim for more steady gains while minimizing risk. In fact, big returns are viewed by some investors as a warning sign of too much volatility.
The Vision fund targets 15 per cent to 20 per cent annual returns. So how did it end up on top of the list of funds in the Scotia index for 2010, with a return pushing 50 per cent?
The fund has been successful in taking advantage of pricing distortions in real estate securities, some of which Mr. Olin chalks up to investors chasing yield instead of focusing on total return.
"There's a distortion towards yield -- yield sells," said Mr. Olin in an interview. "We look at yield, for sure, where it's relevant, but we look at total return."
One of the big winners last year for Vision was Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities, which was taken over by a pension fund for a big premium.
For 2011, even though real estate has had a significant rebound, Mr. Olin foresees more opportunities. One of his big holdings is Edleun Group Inc. , a consolidator in the Canadian child care sector.
Mr. Olin says that sector has been consolidated by huge institutional buyers at attractive prices in other countries, but Canada is a laggard.
Another favourite is Morguard Corp. , which he estimates is trading well short of net asset value, perhaps because it is illiquid and doesn't pay a big dividend.
The bet is still on gold and an inflationary environment for Mr. Irwin at Rosseau, who is coming off two hot years, including an almost 100 per cent return in 2009. He warns investors that bonds are in trouble, and bullion is a better play.
"If you own any bonds with maturities over five years, take a serious look at your exposure because you are at risk of a thorough thumping," he wrote in his recent 2010 review letter to investors. "As the U.S. government continues to print money, the outlook for gold remains strong and the peak may be years away."
Here are returns from other Canadian hedge funds in 2010. The numbers are taken from firm web sites.
-- Blair Franklin Global Credit, 10.7 per cent.
-- Waratah Performance, 22.5 per cent (since an inception date of July 1). The target return is 15 per cent.
--Waratah Income, 6.4 per cent (since July 1). Target return 10 per cent.
--Waratah One, 7.9 per cent (since July 1). Target return 10 per cent.
--Marret High Yield Hedge, 14.3 per cent
-- Marret Investment Grade Hedge, 15.8 per cent
-- Arrow Marret Resource Yield Hedge, 21.4 per cent.
-- Front Street Canadian Hedge, 25.2 per cent
--Front Street Canadian Energy Resource, 48.1 per cent
--Blumont Core Hedge, 0.15 per cent
--Blumont Hirsch Performance, 20.1 per cent
--BT Global Growth, 26.2 per cent
--Di Tomasso Equilibrium, 13 per cent
--Dynamic Power Hedge, 36.2 per cent
--Fiera Global Macro, 0.5 per cent
--Fiera Market Neutral, 5.3 per cent
--JCClark Focused Opportunities, 3.4 per cent
--JCClark Preservation Trust, -7.3 per cent
--Landry Morin Long/Short Momentum, 5.4 per cent
--Palos Income, 21.8 per cent
--Picton Mahoney Long/Short, 16 per cent
--Picton Mahoney Market Neutral, 6.8 per cent
--Primevestfund, 32.5 per cent
--Rival North American Growth, 26.5 per cent
--Sentry Market Neutral, 10 per cent
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Glamorgan v Derbyshire Cardiff
Derbyshire (16pts) beat Glamorgan (3pts) by 163 runs
Total Bonus Pts: Glamorgan 3 Derbyshire 4
Mark Wallace's maiden first-class century was not enough to prevent Glamorgan going down to a 163-run defeat on the last day of their Frizzell County Championship Division Two match at home to Derbyshire.
Wicket-keeper Wallace struck 106 not out but his efforts ultimately proved in vain as Derbyshire, last season's whipping boys, got their 2002 campaign off the ground in the best possible fashion.
Left-arm spinner Lian Wharton led their victory charge, recording career-best figures of six for 103 as Glamorgan finished well short of an unlikely victory target of 505.
Derbyshire made the start to the day Dominic Cork would have been wanting when Michael Kasprowicz was bowled played back to a good length ball by Wharton having added just four runs to his overnight 32.
But Wallace, who had started the day unbeaten on 84, maintained steady progress at the other end and brought up his landmark ton with a single into the covers at the end of the eighth over of the morning.
Dean Cosker had joined Wallace at the crease and the pair added a useful 28 for the ninth wicket before Cosker was caught by Dominic Hewson at short leg off the bowling of Wharton, who duly claimed only the second five-wicket haul of his first-class career.
Last man Simon Jones provided one last flourish to the Glamorgan innings, striking three defiant sixes in five balls off Wharton.
Jones hooked the first ball after lunch over the mid-wicket boundary before thumping the fourth and fifth balls back over the bowler's head either side of the wicket.
However the 25-year-old Derby-born spinner had the last laugh as he wrapped up the innings with the last ball over the over, Steve Stubbings taking the match-winning catch at long on that ensured a winning start to the year for Derbyshire.
It was a magnificent effort by Wharton, who took only eight wickets in the 10 championship matches he played last season, as he removed some of the home side's most dangerous batsmen.
Wallace and Kasprowicz had come together on Sunday evening to give Glamorgan a glimmer of hope that they could avoid defeat with a partnership that was eventually worth 85 before it was broken up by Wharton.
The same bowler had also accounted for the Welsh side's skipper Steve James, who had offered stern resistance with a battling 78 before he was given out attempting to sweep, as well as young star Michael Powell and England's Robert Croft.
Glamorgan Second Innings
S P James lbw b Wharton 78
D L Hemp c Cork b Dean 8
A Dale b Cork 6
M J Powell lbw b Wharton 33
M P Maynard b Cork 6
R D B Croft c Cork b Wharton 0
M A Wallace not out 106
S D Thomas c Sutton b Kerr 6
M S Kasprowicz b Wharton 36
D A Cosker c Hewson b Wharton 8
S P Jones c Stubbings b Wharton 18
Extras b13 lb5 nb18 36
Total (90 overs) 341
Fall: 1-18 2-39 3-102 4-113 5-114 6-193 7-206 8-291 9-319
Cork 19 3 70 2
Dean 11 2 42 1
Welch 11 3 35 0
Kerr 20 5 73 1
Wharton 29 5 103 6
Day 3: Glamorgan face long summer
Day 2: Stubbings ton puts Derbyshire in command
Day 1: Remodelled Jones makes storming start to campaign
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