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In the recently released Futurewatch 2003 survey by Meeting Professionals International and American Express, planners projected an overall average budget decrease of 1.1 percent in 2003 and 1 percent average growth in the number of meetings they will plan. Meanwhile, suppliers forecasted a 6 percent average increase in meeting revenue and the number of meetings they will host.
Why the gap? It could be as simple as interpretation, says Tom Chevins, senior vice president of sales and marketing with Omni Hotels. If questions were skewed toward respondents' personal business, then it's easy to see why a supplier would project an increase: He hopes to take business away from other suppliers.
MPI's analysis: Meeting planning is becoming more of a price-based model, and suppliers are driven to capture more market share. In other words, 2003 will remain a buyer's market.
There is also division about flexible cancellation and attrition clauses. Nearly one-third of planner respondents said relaxation of those clauses was the most significant operational trend for 2003. The majority of suppliers (34 percent), on the other hand, responded that "more flexible pricing, additional incentives, or better services" were the top ways they'd help planners economically. Only 15 percent said that they would consider less stringent attrition or cancellation clauses.
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Independent planners will have the largest budgets in 2003, with an average of $4.8 million in annual spending. (See story, page 41.)
Primary markets continue to dominate, but 9 percent of planners expect to increase use of secondary, regional, and domestic markets.
Association Insights, a market research firm, conducted the survey. About 15,500 MPI members were invited to participate by e-mail; 13 percent of suppliers (1,130) and 18 percent of planners (1,340) responded.

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By absorbing blue light, carotenoids protect delicate photoreceptor cells in the retina's macula from light damage. The density of your macular pigment (composed of lutein, zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin) is essential to proper vision.8-9 These carotenoids act as antioxidants and protect the macula from damage by photo-initiated oxidative stress.10-12 Unfortunately, this density declines naturally over time. Some aging people also lose their ability to convert lutein into meso-zeaxanthin inside their macula.
Eating lots of lutein- and zeaxanthin-containing vegetables can help maintain the structural integrity of the macula.13-14 However, since meso-zeaxanthin is not part of the typical diet, it cannot be replaced except in supplement form.
This Super Zeaxanthin formula provides clinically proven doses of all three carotenoids to help protect your precious eyesight, plus an additional carotenoid, astaxanthin, to help fight eye fatigue.
Astaxanthin, found in the red algae called Haematococcus pluvialis, when taken with other carotenoids has been shown to protect against free radical-induced DNA damage, repair UVA-irradiated cells, and inhibit inflammatory cell infiltration.15-18 Astaxanthin also helps support vascular health within the eye and improves visual acuity.19 Astaxanthin may play a preventative role in eye fatigue. Human clinical trials by Japanese scientists demonstrated that astaxanthin is effective in reducing bleary-eye feeling, a tendency toward irritation, and preventing eye strain.20-22
The Super Zeaxanthin formula also includes C3G (Cyanidin-3-gluco-side), a cutting-edge berry flavonoid compound that helps to stimulate regeneration of rhodopsin. Rhodopsin is a compound in the eyes that absorbs light in the retina. As rhodopsin dramatically declines over time, it leads to a progressive loss of night vision. By helping to maintain rhodopsin, C3G helps to support night vision.
With its special combination of ingredients that targets eye strain and protects visual acuity day and night, Super Zeaxanthin with Lutein, Meso-Zeaxanthin Plus Astaxanthin and C3G is a serious, comprehensive eye health formula.
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I started taking this to help with eyestrain and to stave off more serious problems. I recommended that my mom, in her late sixties, start taking it to preserve her eyesight and head off any issues. She's been taking it religiously but out of mere habit for months. A few days ago, in mid November, we attended a night time birthday party for a relative over an hour away. Because I have unresolved medical issues, I am not driving at present, so my mother has to. It was about 9:30 PM when we left for home, and quite dark. Half way home Mom asked me about this product she's been taking regularly. Could it really affect her eyes? Because after a long day and a drive in the dark she was dreading, all of a sudden she realized she was suffering no eyestrain or impairments in her night vision! This is wonderful to her, as this problem was really starting to trouble her. She plans to take this supplement for the rest of her life if she can, and so will I. Maybe I won't develop night vision issues if I do so. Can't recommend enough.
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I was born nearly blind (extremely near-sighted). Now that I'm older (67) and especially since I have a family history of various eye problems, I've been very careful about the little vision I have. Maybe I'm lucky or maybe it's this supplement or maybe it's the fact that I exercise regularly or maybe it's a combination of these but all of my tests are just fine (I get several tests each year). I'm not about to take the chance that it's the supplement thats doing the good and stop taking it!
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Easy to get here, this area of Brooklyn is lovely. Great to walk around, fantastic for dinner - cute and quirky places abound. I love Milk by Momofuku and St Anslem.
Easy to get here, this area of Brooklyn is lovely. Great to walk around, fantastic for dinner - cute and quirky places abound. I love Milk by Momofuku and St Anslem.
Metropolitan Ave (we were near Havemeyer & Metropolitan) is a lot of fun. The Commodore is a good place for cheap drinks and friendly young folk. The nearby specialty beer places are quite impressive in their selections.
I loved it. Very nice area, full of character, great restaurants, a must for those visiting Brooklyn. Nice to get away from the city for a few hours and see something different.
Fun area to walk around and SO much less crowded than Manhattan. The restaurants and shops are eclectic and friendly. Taking the water ferry over from Manhattan was fun.
We absolutely loved Williamsburg, we went there on the last day of our trip and we wished we'd gone sooner. Great bars, vintage shops, the park overlooking the manhattan skyline is fantastic. Just a lovely place to chill out. Barcade is also loads of fun!
Williamsburg has great places to eat went to a restaurant called antica pesa amazing food on same block is the bklyn ale house great old bar has darts and pool table great drinks for a good price. Definitely a neighborhood to visit
On Sunday, October 27, 2013 at 12 p.m. I went on a tour with my girlfriend that began across the street from Station Restaurant. The tour guide was Jeffrey Stirewalt and he was very helpful in showing my girlfriend, myself, and two ladies the historical spots around Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Each location was nice as we stopped and got to learn... More
Great neighbourhood to explore and enjoy. Lots of great coffee shops - try Konditori say hi to Yogi- barista extraordinaire - restaurants shopping check out the Mast chocolate factory and the relatively new and snazzy Whyte Hotel
Williamsburg is charming and trendy, and only 3 subway stops form Union Sqaure.Prices are pretty much the same as in fashionable Manhattan areas. Worth seeing,but definetively better for young people.
My husband and I are in our early 60's but very interested in what is happening with young folks nowadays. When we got off the subway in Williamsburg, we definitely felt in the minority. Didn't see an old person anywhere in sight. This neighborhood is definitely for the young hip set. We enjoyed ourselves but didn't feel quite at home.
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Stephanie Villafuerte joined the Children's Law Center as its executive director in July 2010. Stephanie is a long time child advocate who has spent 22 years working with children who are victims of physical and sexual abuse and neglect. She has worked tirelessly as a legal advocate in state and federal courts as well as in the public policy arena to ensure the protection of abused children.
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How a tragic death could ignite desperately needed systematic reform.
Sailor Serenity Kuhn was born on April 21, 2011.
She died on November 1, 2011, in a Colorado hospital, just a little more than six months of age.
Her death is a tragedy. A young life cut short by an unsparing hand. A life cut short not by accident, or illness or unforeseen circumstance —but by a father she depended upon for her every need.
According to the Cortez Journal, on November 1, 2011, police were called to Sailor's home. The police were called to the house because Sailor was unresponsive and not breathing.
Sailor was transported to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. X-rays showed signs of severe trauma to her head.
Within days, a medical doctor ruled that Sailor's death was a homicide after injuries to the infant did not match her father's explanation for the abuse.
The Journal reports that Sailor's father, Dylan Kuhn, initially told police that he had been sleeping with the baby in her in bed, and woke to find her hanging over the side of the bed with a blanket wrapped around her neck. He said he tried to give her CPR but could not revive her.
He later suggested the death may have been caused by the baby falling off a couch on previous occasions.
After the doctor said the injuries did not match a fall from the couch, Dylan Kuhn confessed to "partying" the night before on Halloween, being tired, and slamming his daughter's head down on a surface, killing her.
Dylan Kuhn was charged with child abuse resulting in death which is a charge that carries a mandatory prison sentence. The district attorney allowed Dylan Kuhn to plead guilty to a negligent homicide charge—a charge which obscures the truth in this case because under the law it is considered to be a "non-child abuse" charge. It is also a charge that allowed Dylan Kuhn to be eligible for a probationary sentence.
Dylan Kuhn was sentenced September 25, 2012.
His sentence: Probation with 90 days jail time. His requirements on probation: To take a parenting class, not drink alcohol and stay away from children under the age of 10.
Sailor's case is important because it illustrates the fact that child abuse, despite three decades of public policy and legal interventions, continues to critically impact the lives of our youngest citizens.
This case is also important because it is a poignant reminder that even those involved in the system such as the judge and the prosecutor in this case, continue to misunderstand and severely undervalue this crime that occurs to the most vulnerable and needy of our citizens.
Within days of Dylan Kuhn's sentencing, I received calls from local and even a national media outlet asking if Colorado's child abuse laws were too lenient and in need of revision. My answer was no. As a former criminal prosecutor who specialized in the handling of child abuse cases, I find that Colorado has some of the most stringent laws in the country. However even the most carefully crafted laws are ineffective if the law is not applied and imposed by the public servants we entrust to do so.
Sailor's death is a tragedy. It is an even worse tragedy if we ignore how her death was treated. System failures such as those which occurred in this case need to be addressed. Increased education and training are needed in order to ensure that children like Sailor who suffer a violent death are treated with the respect, care and dignity that they deserve.
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Sunday, August 2nd, 2009Lauren Raine is one of Tucson's true visionary artists. Her art appears to transcend our physical world and portray a wider vision of awareness including spiritual or mystical themes. I compare her art to other visionaries like Hieronymous Bosch, William Blake, Emil Bisttram and Gustave Moreau. Whereas, she has not achieved their level of recognition as yet she definitely will in the future.
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Excitement is building for the 2013 Council Leadership Academy, the four-day professional development opportunity for International Reading Association (IRA) council leaders and future leaders entitled "Destination Success."
The Academy features presenters who are highly-experienced literacy educators and business professionals with backgrounds in council governance and outreach issues including strategic planning, finance, advocacy, communications, and marketing.
Expert presenters include East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania Reading Department Chair and IRA President Maureen McLaughlin, New Jersey City University Professor and IRA President-Elect Jill Lewis-Spector, Judson University Professor and IRA Board Member Steven Layne. Also presenting are IRA Executive Director Marcie Craig Post, IRA Director of Government Relations Richard Long, IRA Director of Business Linda Marston, IRA Director of Marketing Stephen Sye, IRA Senior Writer and Content Strategist Lara Deloza, and IRA Leadership Development Associates Rayann Mitchell and Tiffany Sears.
Jill Lewis-Spector and Richard Long will be presenting in-depth sessions on current education legislation and policy and how to interact with government officials on local, state, and federal levels.
"We can see that the combination of budget cuts, de-professionalization of teachers, and new policy directions for public schools have negatively impacted literacy programs and instruction, and have ultimately harmed students' literacy progress," says Lewis-Spector. "We must advocate for change to bring more positive results for ourselves, our students, and our schools. Council leaders and, in fact all educators, should realize how they, their students, and their profession can benefit from being education advocates. Advocating together can bring positive results and contribute to building new, rewarding, and exciting professional communities."
Council members challenged with reaching their membership or confused by all of the social media options will benefit from the communications session with Lara Deloza and Tiffany Sears.
"The most important thing about our session is that communication plans are not 'one size fits all.' That's why our session isn't either," says Sears. "Attendees will leave with a practical plan developed with their specific needs in mind."
Deloza adds, "Participating in social media is no longer optional. The good thing is that social media provides various avenues by which councils can engage and grow membership. [A common] misconception is that developing a communication plan that includes social media is hard. Another misconception is that it costs a lot of money and takes a lot of time to implement these programs. The session will demystify social media and provide attendees with practical tools to craft a solid communication program."
Rayann Mitchell leads a strategic planning session on Friday and teams with the other presenters throughout the Academy for strategic planning sessions and roundtables. Council leaders in attendance will be close to finalizing their strategic plans by the end of the Academy.
"The session 'Oh the Places You Will Go' on Friday is on strategic planning, focusing on big priorities, and utilizing the leadership team to accomplish wildly important goals," Mitchell says. "Participants will take away both a one-word inspirational focus for the year and a four step plan for executing strategy within their councils to achieve success."
The presenters will help council leaders discern their challenges and develop clear objectives during several interactive sessions throughout the Academy.
"We can't keep doing things the way we've always done them and expect different results," Mitchell explains. "If we are going to survive and thrive, we have to create a new model of functioning—one that is responsive to our members' needs and respects the values, skills, and talents of a new generation of leaders. The type of [strategic] planning that we are suggesting still contains long-range goals and short-term objectives, but it utilizes the acronym SMARTEST (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timely & tangible, engaging, shifting, and team effort) to give leaders the flexibility to adjust as needed. Participants will learn the power of laser-light focus on a few wildly important goals and the achievement that results."
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Picardy Picardie |
Region of France | |||
Country | France | ||
Prefecture | Amiens | ||
Departments | |||
Government | |||
• President | Claude Gewerc (PS) | ||
Area | |||
• Total | 19,399 km2 (7,490 sq mi) | ||
Population (2007-01-01) | |||
• Total | 1,890,000 | ||
• Density | 97/km2 (250/sq mi) | ||
Time zone | CET (UTC+1) | ||
• Summer (DST) | CEST (UTC+2) | ||
ISO 3166 code | FR-S | ||
NUTS Region | FR2 | ||
Website | cr-picardie.fr |
Picardy (French: Picardie, French pronunciation: [pi.kaʁ.di]) is one of the 27 regions of France. It is located in the northern part of France.
The historical province of Picardy stretched from north of Noyon to Calais, via the whole of the Somme department and the north of the Aisne department. The province of Artois (Arras area) separated Picardy from French Flanders.
Middle Ages[edit]
In the 5th century the area was part of the Frankish Empire, and in the feudal period it encompassed the six countships of Boulogne, Montreuil, Ponthieu, Amiénois, Vermandois, and Laonnois.[1]
The name "Picardy" (which may have referred to a Frankish tribe of picards or pike-bearers) was not used until the 12th or 13th century. During this time, the name applied to all lands where the Picard language was spoken, which included all the territories from Paris to the Netherlands.[2] In the Latin Quarter of Paris, people identified a "Picard Nation" (Nation Picarde) of students at Sorbonne University, most of whom actually came from Flanders.[3]
Modern era[edit]
In the 16th century, the governement (military region) of Picardy was created. This became a new administrative region of France, separate from what was historically defined as Picardy. The new Picardy included the Somme département, the northern half of the Aisne département, and a small fringe in the north of the Oise département.
In the 17th century, an infectious disease similar to English sweat originated from the region and spread across France. It was called Suette des picards or Picardy sweat.[4]
Sugar beet was introduced by Napoleon I during the Napoleonic Wars in the 19th century, in order to counter the United Kingdom, which had seized the sugar islands possessed by France in the Caribbean. The sugar industry has continued to play a prominent role in the economy of the region.[5]
One of the most significant historical events to occur in Picardy was the series of battles fought along the Somme during World War I. From September 1914 to August 1918, four major battles, including the Battle of the Somme, were fought by British, French, and German forces in the fields of Northern Picardy.[6]
Picardy today[edit]
In 2009, the Regional Committee for local government reform proposed to reduce the number of French regions and cancel out additions of new regions in the near future. Picardy impacted by the reform would have disappeared and each department would have joined a nearby region. The Oise would have been incorporated in the Île-de-France, the Somme would have been incorporated in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Aisne would have been incorporated in the Champagne-Ardenne. The vast majority of Picards were opposed to this proposal and it was scrapped in 2010 (see newspaper: "Courrier Picard").
Today, the modern region of Picardy no longer includes the coastline from Berck to Calais, via Boulogne (Boulonais), that is now in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region, but does incorporate the pays of Beauvaisis, Valois, Noyonnais, Laonnois, Soissonnais, Omois, among other departments of France. The older definition of Picardy survives in the name of the Picard language, which applies not only to the dialects of Picardy proper, but also to the Romance dialects spoken in the Nord-Pas de Calais région, north of Picardy proper, and parts of the Belgian province of Hainaut.
Between the 1990 and 1999 censuses, the population of Oise increased 0.61% per year (almost twice as fast as France as a whole), while the Aisne department lost inhabitants, and the Somme barely grew with a 0.16% growth per year. Today, 41.3% of the population of Picardy live inside the Oise department.
Picardy stretches from the long sand beaches of the Somme estuary in the west to the vast forests and pastures of the Thiérache in the east and down to the chateaux of Chantilly or Pierrefonds near the Paris Area and vineyards of the border with Champagne (Champagne picarde) to the south.
The president of the regional council is Claude Gewerc, a Socialist in office since 2004. That year he defeated longtime UDF incumbent Gilles de Robien.
Since 2008, the mayor of the city of Amiens, the regional capital, has been Socialist Gilles Demailly. He defeated longtime mayor Gilles de Robien of the New Centre party.
Language and culture[edit]
Historically, the region of Picardy has a strong and proud cultural identity. The Picard (the local inhabitant and traditionally Picard language speakers) cultural heritage includes some of the most extraordinary Gothic churches (Amiens and Beauvais cathedrals or Saint-Quentin basilica), distinctive local cuisine (including ficelle picarde, flamiche aux poireaux, tarte au maroilles), beer (including from Péronne's de Clercq brewery) and traditional games and sports, such as the longue paume (ancestor of tennis), as well as danses picardes and its own bagpipes, called the pipasso.
The villages of Picardy have a distinct character, with their houses made of red bricks, often accented with a "lace" of white bricks. A minority of people still speak the Picard language, one of the languages of France, which is also spoken in Artois (Nord-Pas de Calais région). "P'tit quinquin", a Picard song, is a symbol of the local culture (and of that of Artois).
Arts and Architecture[edit]
Picardy is the birthplace of Gothic architecture, housing six of the world's greatest examples of Gothic cathedrals, which envelop the history of Gothic architecture in its entirety.Standing as the largest cathedral in Europe, which according to John Ruskin is the "Pantheon of Gothic architecture", could house the Notre-Dame de Paris twice over.It was built in as little as 50 years. Picardy also holds the tallest transept in the history of the Gothic period located on Saint-Pierre cathedral in Beauvais, Oise. The Museum of Picardy, built between 1855 and 1867, houses a vast array of great works, spanning centuries. Archaeology from ancient Greece and Egypt to works of Pablo Picasso. The museum was built for the very reason it is used today. Although Picardy is one of the least known regions in France, its influence from art and most certainly architecture is vivid throughout the world.
Major communities[edit]
In popular culture[edit]
- The song "Roses of Picardy" is a ballad written in 1916 during World War I. In 1927, the song title was used as the title of the silent British film of the same name.
- Picardy is one of the major characters in the Japanese manga series Hetalia: Axis Powers.
- ^ Dunbabin.France in the Making. Ch.4. The Principalities 888–987
- ^ Xavier De Planhol; Paul Claval (17 March 1994). An Historical Geography of France. Cambridge University Press. p. 172. ISBN 978-0-521-32208-9. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
- ^ Encyclopædia Britannica Online. History of Picardy.
- ^ T. F. C. Hecher (1844). The epidemics of the Middle ages. G. Woodfall and Von. pp. 315–318. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
- ^ "Picardie". French.co.uk.
- ^ William Philpott (5 October 2010). Three Armies on the Somme: The First Battle of the Twentieth Century. Random House Digital, Inc. pp. 3–4. ISBN 978-0-307-26585-2. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
- ^ "Ludus Pro Patria". The Walters Art Museum.
External links[edit]
- (English) Picardy : the other north of France - Official French website
- (French) Official regional council website
- (English) Picardy, brief guide to the region and attractions
- (English) Pictures of Picardy
- (English) photos from Southern Picardy
- (English) War Memorials in the Aisne region of Picardy
- (English) War Memorials in the Oise region of Picardy
- (English) War Memorials in the Eastern Somme
- (English) War Memorials in the Western Somme


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It doesn't take a campaign report from Kermit the Frog to figure out Mitt Romney woke up to the equivalent of an Oscar the Grouch style ad from the Obama campaign this morning.
Mocking the GOP nominee for threatening to take the axe to federal funding for public broadcasting at last week's presidential debate, the spot's narrator intones breathlessly: "Mitt Romney knows it's not Wall Street you have to worry about, it's Sesame Street."
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Sillhouete is my practically my most used and favourite hero. I do pretty well with her and I know the skill build to use personally.
It's just the items I'm wondering, I see different people use different sets and it works but when I attempt it, it fails miserably.
So what's the best item set for Silhouette? (Or yours)
Here is my item set:
Starting items : x2 Duck Boots 1 H Pot 1 Runes 2 Totems
Laning items : Bottle (When mid), Power supply, Phase boots
( X2 Soul rings if I'm doing bad)
Core : Thunderclaw, Assassin Shroud, Nullstone
Luxury : Charged Hammer, Shield Breaker, Savage Mace, Geometer's bane
Optional : Shrunken
There is a huge amount of items you can go in different order as silhouette is a flexible hero.
Starting build is good, if i lane i go for an early ring of the teacher.
Steamboots are great, imo better then ghost marchers on this squishy hero. But they work great with her attack speed buff and it comes down to your preference/how well you do.
Before thinking of the core you buy a bottle(mid)/rott(lane), power supply, magic armor, tp.
Build 1: Most of the time i´d go for nullstone, shieldbreaker, shrunken after. That´s a solid core which helps you to put out the vast amounts of damage you can deal.
Build 2: Another route to go is geo and fws. In a bad game you can go frostburn first and split it up later. Shrunken afterwards, because... well you always need shrunken.
So you end up with 4 core items + bottle/psupp/rott/vest and a tp.
Afterwards sell your low tier item and get a item fitting your situation best.
In general geo works great in the first build and so does savage mace in the second. If you desperately need armor, go for a wingbow/ac.
Situational pickups:
You need a purge? Go for a quick nullfire.
You need to shutdown blinkers (because your team failed the picks)? Consider getting a hellflower.
Need to survive? Pick up a heart late game.
Build 3: Pk as a first or second big item. This needs to be mentioned as a different build because it makes you play much more gank oriented.
Pls don´t go for Thunderclaw/charged hammer. They belong to the dps items which give you no defense whatsoever. But compared to any other item like sb, sm, rift, they´re just bad.
Don´t go for shroud either. It adds an escape mechanism to a hero which already got 2, once they counter it, the money is completely wasted. Even if they don´t counter it, you shouldn´t need it more then let´s say a shrunken.
Your core items are kinda fked. Lets assume you can play silho and use her skill decent, so we can only worry about skill build. Starting items seem to ok, but phase boots? Get steamboots instead and your laning items are almost fine, consider vestments. As your core which is fked up you should pick something like portal key, nullstone, shieldbreaker even sometimes frostburn. As lategame items geo, savage, wingbow, hellflower, satanic or something like that. Just never get pew pew lightnings
I find Steamboots a better pick up tbh.
PK is great.
I just had another game with .
I pretty much got my laning items and I rushed for a Charged Hammer which served me well in the end.
I prefer Phase boots since I feel needs to chase or use it to get the grapple perfect or lotus.
I haven't tried PK with her yet, what do I use it for really?
I actually got alot of HP in the end at level 25 with just Frostwolf skull as my only +STR item which came about 2.5k so I don't really prefer Steamboots as Charged hammer and my passive gives it really.
portal key you grapple to a tree, then pkey next to them and then stun them
Personally I think Phase boots can do the job instead of PK because I'm very good at aiming the grapple so I don't really need it to position.
Another question : Which heros counter Silhouette and which heros can Silhouette bash the brains out of?
Silo has a massive amount of attackspeed and therefore in my opinion only requires pure damage items (sheild breaker, savage mace) and defensive items (shrunken, nullstone)
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A longtime hotelier himself, he started as a bus boy while attending the University of Las Vegas and worked his up and around, eventually becoming a general manager. Busch's intimate knowledge of hotel operations is evident not only in his team-oriented approach but in the remarkable success of his hotel, which has ranked #1 on TripAdvisor for five years running. In this condensed version of our Q&A session, Busch discusses how his team goes beyond reputation management basics like monitoring and responding to feedback (he personally responds to many reviews) to advanced strategies and tactics, like always striving to be "remarkable", why "cleanliness is godliness", and why he stays in the worst room in the hotel. How did you achieve #1 ranking on TripAdvisor?Well, now we're Number 2 so I'm not really sure if I'm qualified to speak on that … In my opinion to be #1 you have to be best out there. No request can ever be too large and no detail too small. That holds true for every guest that stays with us. I have always appreciated the story of the employee who drained a pool to help a guest find a ring. As an owner, you recognize the importance of reputation to your hotel's success. How do you convey this to staff and management?Ownership needs to treat staff and management the way it wants staff and management to treat the guests of the hotel. The satisfaction of the people that work at the Jefferson Clinton Hotel is the number one priority of our ownership group. Together, our number one priority is our guest. How do you balance the need to invest in the property in order to generate positive reviews with the need to run a lean, profitable hotel?That's always a challenge. Sometimes we get it right and not so much others. However, I believe that I can't satisfy myself then I can't satisfy my guest. That makes the capital decisions much easier. Whenever I stay at the hotel I want to be put in the worst room in the house. If it isn't right, and I'm embarrassed, we improve it as soon as possible. How has your TripAdvisor ranking impacted revenue?When we noticed several years ago that we were ranked high on TripAdvisor we also recognized that our REVPAR Index % was continuing to rise. Hoteliers have always known that if you have better services and products than your competition, you will get higher market share. What was different about this was that we were not doing anything special. No new renovations, sales effort, amenities, etc. The only variable we could see as having impact was TripAdvisor's own popularity. As the web site continued to grow in popularity, we too benefited simply by having a higher ranking. It supports the theory that people are willing to pay a little bit extra for something they know is good, but not willing to pay less for what is not. If you're in the top 10% of your market on TripAdvisor, you should charge a premium for that distinction. You have a theory that if a hotel is getting a lot of five-star reviews it probably isn't charging enough for rooms. Can you elaborate?First, we have to recognize that we are in business to make money. There is no other reason for our existence. With that being said, there is a direct correlation between price, product and expectation. The less you charge, the less expected of you. If guests are too happy, then you're probably not charging enough for your rooms. So does that mean you're okay with not being #1?We were #1 a long time, over 5 straight years, but things change and the hotel that unseated us is certainly deserving. Part of me says as long as reviews show that associates are doing a good job and the guests are pleased with our hotel and service, I should be okay with where we sit. The other part of me wants to get back to the top as soon as possible. So to answer your question … I'm really sick over it. I check a couple times a day to see if we climbed back up. Can you share other tips for managing reputation?I don't believe there is any magic pill. However, spending anytime managing a bad reputation makes no sense. Therefore, step one is that if you have a bad reputation and guests are saying bad things, then you need to [fix] what is in your control. That being said, guests will "remark" about things that are "remarkable". If it's not worth "remarking" on, no guest will. We always strive to provide good "remarkable" service. For example, we have umbrellas' by the door when it rains. We keep a set of jumper cables behind the front desk if your battery dies. There is always ice cold fresh water in the lobby and we never let our best room sit vacant … we'd rather upgrade it for free and let a guest feel special. The list is endless and only limited to what we can think of or what ideas we get from others. Also, cleanliness is godliness. If your hotel isn't immaculate – it needs to be. Cleanliness, good and bad, is a very "remarkable" item in our industry. Lastly, little thoughtful things and random acts of kindness matter a lot when it comes to hospitality. All these things go into making for great experience. When staff is doing their job, and is helpful and smiling along, it makes for a strong "vibe" that the guest can feel. At that point a good reputation will follow and managing it for the hotel becomes easy. What do you recommend to other hotel owners who would like to achieve similar success?Product drives reputation and reputation drives profit. I think Warren Buffet's comment in his annual letter this year sums it up pretty well … "We can afford to lose money – even a lot of money. But we can't afford to lose reputation – even a shred of reputation." About the AuthorDaniel Edward Craig is a former hotel general manager turned consultant specializing in social media strategy and online reputation management. 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This December, musical royalty and industry experts will descend upon Elephant & Castle as we play hosts to the annual DJ Mag Best of British Awards.
Helping to celebrate everything that makes the UK dance scene great, where better to do it then the world-famous club right here in London!
You'll be the first to know who this year's best DJ is, who had the best tune in 2013 was, who the biggest breakthrough names in the country are and more.
Taking to the decks on December 18th, we've got the likes of James Zabiela, Paul Woolford (aka Special Request), Terry Farley, Jaymo & Andy George and Gorgon City. Plus, there's even more to be announced!
Head over to DJ Mag's Resident Advisor page for a limited edition £5 ticket to the event and get ready to celebrate all that is British.
Check out the full line up below:
James ZabielaPaul Woolford (aka Special Request)Terry FarleyJaymo & Andy GeorgeGorgon CityNo Artificial ColoursCitizenBen PearceLeftwing & Kody+ more TBA
The Gallery's famous Christmas party is back on December 13th with an extra special line-up to get you in the feeling festive!
Renowned for a taste of europhia, this is one of those nights you won't want to miss! So dig out those Santa hats and fill yourself up on Eggnog, as these three headliners will require stamina on the dance floor which belies even the most nutritious Christmas dinner!
The legend that is Chicane makes an emphatic return with a jaw dropping live performence after last visiting to celebrate Ministry of Sound's 22nd birthday. From 'Autumn Tactics' to 'Saltwater', you can expect a showcase of all Chicane's classic anthems! This is the perfect seasoning for this Xmas starter.
Joining him in The Box is Dutch superstar Richard Durand. A new serving from his studio, 'Super Dad' will prove the centrepiece of this musical feast! Not least because its stunning video is compiled of ingredients filmed fully at Richard's previous visit to the club. It captures the immense flavours of The Gallery to a soundtrack boasting meaty riffs and succulent synths. Enjoy...
Plus very special guest – LANGE
The launch party for Lange's third artist album, provides the finishing touch to this sweet, sweet desert. Its name 'We Are Lucky People' implies a real treat for those fortunate enough to attend. This one's not to be missed!
Box:Chicane (Live) Richard Durand Fabio XB Special Guest: Lange ('We Are Lucky People' album launch)
'Dibby Dibby Sound' is the highly anticipated latest single from our very own DJ Fresh! With high expectations following on from the glowing success of 'Earthquake' with Diplo earlier this year, he certainly hasn't let anyone down! Alongside 19 year old rising star Jay Fay and the powerful vocals of Ms Dynamite, this heavy hitting mashup has been causing a stir ever since Zane Lowe announced it as the 'Hottest Record In The World'. Check out a preview here:
It is out 2nd February on Ministry of Sound Recordings.CLICK HERE TO PRE-ORDER FROM ITUNES
Ministry of Sound opens its famous gates to a huge weekend of talent from all corners of the electronic music spectrum. Five of the biggest names from five of the biggest labels join us for one epic weekend as we kick start December in style!
Friday 6th see's a techno showcase commence as four esteemed headline artists battle it out over our award winning sound system in The Box! Record labels Spinnin', Bedrock, Toolroom and Intec hold a showcase of music and talent holding the main room at our world famous club. But who will reign supreme over The Gallery controls? Let's meet the stars...
Koen Groeneveld's new track 'Jetblast,' recently rocketed to top spot of the 'Track It Down' techno chart. It even saw its own release on Koen's 'Abzolut' imprint, a sub-label of the famous 'Spinnin' Records' umbrella. Haunting riffs and robust synths, perfectly complement this robotic and catchy melody.
After playing a stellar set at the recent 'Bedrock15' celebrations for John Digweed's label, The Japanese Popstars tough yet accessible sound has received widespread acclaim. They describe their sound as: "trying to work a groove that could work as well on a dancefloor playing to 500 people, as it would at a festival playing to 5000" and with Ministry of Sound's capacity sitting comfortably in between the two figures, this will be the perfect platform.
Making an eagerly anticipated return to Mark Knight's Toolroom family, Spektre's awesome LIVE performance will showcase material from debut album 'Cyclic Operations.' The accomplished DJ duo of Filthy Rich and Paul Maddox, promises to take The Gallery beats into dark and previously untested territory...
As A&R and label manager for Carl Cox's prestigious 'Intec' imprint, Jon Rundell's ear is finely tuned to what's hot in the electronic music world. Hence why Intec has forged its reputation as the most forward thinking label around, and elevates Jon's own performances with a distinct and refined sound.
Following the aftermath of Friday night, the countdown to Christmas continues on 7th December as we turn up the heat at the club with energetic EDM DJ Deniz Koyu and his big room anthems!
After being tipped by MTV in 2012 as the Electronic Dance Music artist to watch, the talented Turk has been supported by the likes of Swedish House Mafia, Armin Van Buuren, Dirty South and more. As his latest tracks 'Halo', 'Bong' and summer anthem 'Rage' continue to echo around clubs and festivals worldwide we can only imagine what he's got in store for us this time.
Joining Deniz in the Box are Germany's Jewelz & Scott Sparks. This blistering duo will get any dancefloor on their feet with their unique sound of pounding bass and minimalistic undertones!
Fellow countryman, DJ & producer Patric La Funk joins this winter warm-up line-up to showcase his own burning passion! With a range of house and electronic sounds combining to form groovy house beats and crisp electronic elements you'll be stuck on that dancefloor all night long!
Louis La Rouche tops the bill in 103 and this summer released his excellent 'Composure' EP. Having already remixed Madonna, Basement Jaxx and Don Diablo, 2014 is shaping up to be a big year for the British producer.
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In the new show, Holmes will play Lorna, a woman searching for answers about her brother's shocking return home. The show, directed by Jack O'Brien, will open at the Music Box Theatre.
Holmes made her Broadway debut in the 2008 revival of All My Sons, co-starring John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest and Patrick Wilson. She recently moved into a new New York apartment with daughter with Tom Cruise, Suri, days after she filed for divorce from the actor on June 29.
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A U.S. Bankruptcy judge has denied an effort by Eastman Kodak Co. stockholders to have the court establish an official committee to represent the interests of equity security holders in the Chapter 11 case.
In a decision filed Thursday, Judge Allan Gropper denied the motion and sustained the decision of the United States Trustee not to appoint such a committee. Shareholders had filed multiple motions and sent numerous letters, he explained.
"After a thorough review of the record, including the evidence and testimony submitted by the parties at an August 5, 2013 hearing, the court finds that an equity committee is not necessary and that the costs of such a committee would be unreasonable in light of any possible benefits," Gropper wrote in the decision and order."
"There is no evidence that the debtor or creditors are hiding value or that an equity committee would be appropriate, much less 'necessary' in Kodak's case," Gropper explained.
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Lease Term Certified | Yes |
Point Inspection | N/A |
Return/Exchange Program | No |
Roadside Assistance | Yes |
Special Financing | Yes |
Transferrable Warranty | Yes |
Warranty Deductible | $50 |
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