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When Amy Abramowitz was 28 weeks pregnant with her second son, her doctor performed a routine glucose test and discovered she had gestational diabetes.
Once, this might have been an alarming diagnosis, fraught with potential risks. Mothers who suffer from the condition, triggered by hormones that make the body resistant to insulin, have a 35 to 60 percent chance of developing lifelong diabetes within 10 to 20 years, according to the National Institutes of Health. And babies born to untreated moms can suffer major birth defects to the brain, heart and spine.
But through universal screening and new knowledge about aggressive treatment, moms and babies can all end up healthy.
"It's all about patient compliance," said Abramowitz's doctor, Dr. Larry Spiegelman, an obstetrician with Baptist Hospital in Kendall.
Surprisingly, gestational diabetes has bucked the national trend. Among the general population, the rate of diabetes has become epidemic with the increasing rate of obesity, climbing from 0.95 percent in 1958 to 6.95 percent in 2010, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Type 2, the most common form, usually strikes adults and is often the result of fat in the body preventing it from properly using insulin to convert sugar to energy. Less prevalent is Type 1 diabetes, in which the body makes too little or no insulin, which typically develops in childhood.
In 2008, researchers from Kaiser Permanente found that the rate of pre-existing diabetes in pregnant women increased from 1.3 percent to 1.82 percent for every 100 births.
But gestational diabetes, that is, diabetes triggered by the placenta producing hormones that fight insulin, has remained steady at about 7 percent.
"They're very different. The disease process is the same, but the ramifications are different and the causes are different," Spiegelman said.
Until the 1980s, doctors only screened selectively for gestational diabetes, said Dr. Gene Burkett, a University of Miami/Jackson OB/GYN, who specializes in high-risk pregnancies and is a professor at the Miller School of Medicine. Then studies began to surface showing babies being born with the same features as those born to diabetic mothers, he said. That prompted doctors to switch to universal screening, typically between the 24th and 28th week of pregnancy, to ensure that cases were not being missed.
Now the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that all pregnant women be screened using either patient history, risk factors, or by administering a glucose test.
While research has shown that obesity is clearly related to Type 2 diabetes, Burkett said gestational diabetes is more likely handed down in families.
"It is true that it's accentuated through things like obesity and … high blood pressure," he said. "But the cause may be very, very genetic."
Abramowitz, 33, was not completely surprised by the diagnosis. Her mother had gestational diabetes when she was pregnant with her brother. And Abramowitz is hypoglycemic. What surprised her was that she was already on medicine to prevent preterm labor since her first son was born at 23 weeks, 10 days after her water broke. Now 18 months old, he weighed just one pound, three ounces, and spent three and a half months in the neonatal intensive care unit. But Spiegelman said her gestational diabetes was completely unrelated.


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I plan to form an LLC in Delaware. I'm a citizen of an EU country and a resident of another EU country. Now... I manage a website that targets one of these countries and I need to be able to charge advertising fees for long term campaigns.
The question is can a non-US resident alien SMLLC legally operate within the US without registering in any of these EU countries? By switching interchangeably between the two, am I considered to have nexus in any (or both) of these countries? Can I just choose to pay federal income taxes in the US, and, if so, what's the procedure to elect to be taxed by the IRS?
By just getting a virtual office & phone no. would the LLC be considered doing business in the US and require to fill a return with the IRS?
No employees needed for 1 - 1.5 years, but planning to sell a series of monthly subscription services in about 6 months from now, besides these long-term advertising campaigns.
Choosing an SMLLC taxed as a sole proprietorship would require to pay taxes in my home country? Or should I elect to be taxed as a C-Corp, or better incorporate (instead of forming the LLC)?
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Giant Tiki On 4th Ave Gets Warm Scarf For The Cold
Sunday, February 6th, 2011The Giant Tiki Head, from the old Magic Carpet located at the popular nightclub THE HUT, got a surprise gift recently to help him handle the cold climate we have been having lately.
Some of our compassionate and artistic Tucsonans appear to have spent a lot of time knitting a large warm scarf together and in the cover of darkness wrapped it around our favorite TIKI (Moai) to give it some warmth against our desert chill.
Douglas "Fini" Finicial, one of the operators of the hut and a major Tiki collector, believes the scarf was knitted and placed on the Tucson landmark as a venue for a "renegade art installation", a peaceful movement to place positive projects around the nation.
The giant sculpture was a significant part of the former Tucson icon, Magic Carpet Golf property, on Speedway here is Tucson. The majority of the statues created by the late Lee Koplin were saved from demolition and can be seen in various businesses and homes around town. The giant Moai, now in its permanent home at The Hut, seems to have a smile on its face now that it has a new warm scarf around its neck. How many Tikis have you seen with a hand-knitted scarf?
If any of you get to the Seattle area there are some sculptures at a bus stop in Wallingford, there that the residents of the area decorate often depending on the season. They are concrete sculptures of people and a dog or two that have received lots of loving care by the town. Sometimes they get raincoats other times warm clothes and at Christmas a little Christmas decoration.


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Why do most customers at my bookstore have trouble understanding my instructions to swipe their debit cards with the magnetic stripe "toward me?" Almost everyone positions their card the wrong way, then asks in confusion, "Stripe toward me?"—meaning themselves. What is causing everyone to make the same mistake?
—Michael Manchester, Aylmer, Ontario
Robert O. Duncan, a behavioral scientist at York College, the City University of New York, explains:
This debit-card mystery may seem insignificant (albeit intriguing), but it actually serves as an excellent illustration of how we store memories and why that system sometimes fails us.
In 1974 psychologists Alan Baddeley and Graham Hitch of the University of York in England proposed that we possess working memory, a space where new memories can be accessed and
manipulated. According to Baddeley and Hitch's model, we store and alter memories through a phonological loop, which processes sound information, and through a visuospatial scratchpad, which maintains and manipulates spatial and visual information.
In the case of the debit-card stripe, the phonological loop comes into play because the cashier gives the customer verbal instructions. We use this loop all the time. For example, when trying to remember a telephone number, you probably rehearse the number in your mind by repeating the names of the numbers rather than picturing them.
Your customers are likely rehearsing the words "stripe toward me" so they can remember the command and act on it. A problem occurs, however, when the customer interprets "stripe toward me" literally. This happens because the phonological loop only serves to keep a phrase fresh in your memory—it does not help you intelligently interpret its meaning. Rehearsing the pronoun "me" over and over can alter your interpretation of the instruction, believing the "me" refers to yourself instead of the cashier.


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LINDEN -- Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard quarterback Joe Kendzicky threw touchdown passes of 19, 33 and 5 yards and ran for another to lead the Fighting Irish to a 42-39 road win over Lake Fenton on Thursday.
Lake Fenton running backs Zac Zielinski and Nick VanDuser each rushed for a pair of touchdowns in a losing effort as the Blue Devils (0-1) fell to the Fighting Irish (1-0) in the season opener for the third straight year.
Trailing 35-32 with just under six minutes remaining in the game, Lake Fenton took a gamble and tried to convert a fourth-and-seven at midfield. Gabriel Richard broke up a pass attempt and Ashton Hundley scored on a 50-yard run on the ensuing play from scrimmage to make the game a two-score contest for the first time all night.
Hundley was dangerous rushing and receiving out of the backfield in the first half and early in the third quarter, but was hindered by a strained muscle and cramp for most of the second half.
He fought through the pain for the run that would prove to be the difference in the game.
"I didn't want to let my team down," Hundley said. "So through injury I don't think about it because I just wanted to win this game."
"To be honest, it was a busted play, there was some confusion up front, but Austin's a playmaker," said Father Gabriel Richard coach Brian Lemons. "When he's healthy, fully healthy, he can make people miss, I mean he's pretty darn good."
Hundley finished with 20 carries for 173 yards and two receptions for 56 yards.
Austin Frank scored on a touchdown pass from Gage Smith for Lake Fenton with 1.9 seconds remaining, but Gabriel Richard recovered the ensuing onside kick to end the game.
"I think it shows a lot of the character of my guys to score late like that," said Lake Fenton coach Eric Doyle.
VanDuser finished the game with 208 yards on 23 attempts, but was limited to just 48 yards on nine carries in the second half. The Blue Devils struggled late in the fourth quarter when the run-first team faced the two-score deficit.
"We want to throw the ball when we want to and not when we have to and when you fall behind by ten, you kind of have to," Doyle said. "It's hard to throw the ball when you're down and they know you're going to throw it."
Smith finished 5-of-10 for 75 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.
Both offenses went crazy in the second quarter, scoring 39 combined points and Richard took a 27-26 lead into the half. Three touchdowns were scored in the final three minutes of the half and defensive stops were at a premium.
"We have a lot of young kids at linebacker and that's the first live action that they've had at a varsity level," Lemons said. "Everything else is nice and experienced…we switched up a couple things in the second half."
Doyle said he sensed the Blue Devils' offensive production in the first half was too good to be true.
"You know it's not going to be as easy to move the ball as it was in the first half, especially against a good football team," Doyle said.
Six different receivers caught passes from Kendzicky, including Ann Arbor Huron transfer Blaise Sterns who had three catches for 76 yards.
Sterns caught his first touchdown pass in a Gabriel Richard uniform on a fourth down play from the 5-yard line to put Richard up for good in the third quarter.
"We just try to spread it out," Lemons said. "As soon as they key in on one guy, like they went after Blaise, we switched over to (Steve) Tracy, as soon as they went to Tracy, we came into Ashton then we hit a couple tight ends.
"Just trying not to be as predictable target wise."
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After spending a morning looking through courthouse records, we were ready to unwind a bit, and sit and have a nice lunch. This fit the bill perfectly. The sandwiches were big and good and the service friendly.
After spending a morning looking through courthouse records, we were ready to unwind a bit, and sit and have a nice lunch. This fit the bill perfectly. The sandwiches were big and good and the service friendly.
I had the pleasure of being at a party where the catering was by Main Street Deli. It was not only professionally conducted, the food and pastries were delicious. So when I wanted to order a brunch for my friend I had them deliver bagels and muffins to her workplace. Again ,they did not disappoint they were fresh,a variety and... More
I probably shouldn't keep reviewing Main Street Deli in Chambersburg, because I truly eat there at least once a month, but it continues to be an amazing place for lunch, and I feel that some people don't know about it yet! This time I had their wonderful cream of crab soup ... again, highly recommend! For me it's a toss... More
The Deli offers great food and reasonable prices. The menu changes. Presentation is done well- for a deli. It is located in downtown Chambersburg. Eat and walk around-have a great day!
Some of the food was delicious while other parts were only okay. Weird combinations. Pineapples and walnuts in chicken salad?
My friend and I have eaten here a number of times and it's always good. Can't remember what we ate (old age), but I know it was delicious and plentiful. The fresh peach pie was excellent, as were the chocolate chip cookies. I like their make-your own sandwich because I have certain unusual things I like and this place always... More
The Main Street Deli in Chambersburg is like something that you'd find in downtown New York City. They offer sandwiches, soups, quiche, and salads. I had a turkey sandwich of some kind with artichoke and honey mustard on it, and i'd definitely order it again! I also had a small caesar salad for $3.99, and it was really big! Usually,... More
Whether it's stopping in for a quick bite with some girlfriends or just grabbing lunch, this is my favorite spot in Chambersburg. Their crab bisque is amazing, and I am also a fan of their lettuce-less salad. All their sandwiches are also wonderful. You can't lose here.
Main Street Deli is a bright spot in downtown Chambersburg. Personal service with a cozy feel. Great specialty sandwiches. My favorite is "a bird to the wise" with a combination of their special chicken salad on raisin bread. Yummy Crab soup will keep you coming back for more. I also used their catering services for the weddings of each of... More
I don't get to get out to Main Street Deli too often, but any chance I get, I go! I was just recently there for breakfast with my wife. The building itself is pretty old and the decor is nothing special. Everything seems a little run down. But....that is where the bad things stop! It don't decide whether I like... More
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It has been the most dramatic Presidential election ever, with seven candidates finally lining up to go before the electorate. Among them is former Minister for the Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht Michael D Higgins. So who is the man about whom The Sawdoctors wrote 'Michael D Rockin In The Dail'? And if he does find favour with the electorate, what kind of presidency can we expect from him?
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Cold Storage construction slowed by deep freeze (with video)
The new Service Cold Storage facility in Stevens Point's industrial park is supposed be cold. But not this cold.
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STEVENS POINT - A 12-person jury has found Vincent Belthem guilty of robbing the Blue Top Shell gas station.
Operating While Intoxicated: Deputies arrested a 50-year-old Amherst Junction man on charges of operating while intoxicated, fifth offense, at 1:03 a.m. Wednesday on Highway A in Rosholt.
How do the Badgers measure up with South Carolina in bowl game?
Gov. Scott Walker announced a new timber harvest initiative Thursday that targets the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and kicks off a plan to spur economic growth in the struggling industry.
Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled to attend a reception marking the opening of a new call center by Great Lakes Higher Education in downtown Stevens Point next week.
Rep. Katrina Shankland, D-Stevens Point, will hold 'Coffee with Katrina' office hours from 10 a.m. to noon on Monday in the Library Room at The Wooden Chair restaurant, 1059 Main St.
Salaries for faculty in the University of Wisconsin System have trailed their peers for years, but the latest pay data show Wisconsin slipped even farther behind in 2012-13.
The $75 million biology and chemistry building on the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus was among several projects approved by the Wisconsin Building Commission.
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point officials hope a high-quality fine art paper produced on campus soon will be used by artists across the country.
The suspect in a robbery trial that continues to take bizarre twists will not testify on his own behalf.
Legislation authored by Rep. Katrina Shankland, D-Stevens Point, and Sen. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, designed to strengthen job training and employment assistance services for people with disabilities was signed into law Dec.
Staff from the Wisconsin Rapids Job Center will hold business hours at the Portage County Public Library, 1001 Main St., from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on January 16 and 30.
Obamacare enrollment in Wisconsin quadrupled in the second month of the federal health insurance exchange, shooting from 877 people in October to 4,426 in November, according to the latest tallies released by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Three men suspected of burglarizing five local homes and a Wausau tavern also could be connected to the theft and destruction of a rare 1960 Ford Thunderbird, according to court documents.
A 21-year-old Marshfield man authorities say broke his infant son's arm, leg and two ribs was charged in Wood County Circuit Court with two counts of child abuse.
Paul Ryan stepped to a podium Tuesday night for a defining moment in his legislative career.
Members of the Wisconsin congressional delegation have taken varying approaches to securing their own health insurance under Obamacare, with some purchasing plans on online marketplaces and others finding alternatives.
Wisconsin Republican leaders say a controversial pro-business organization is becoming more transparent especially as colleagues have dropped their taxpayer-funded membership in recent years and corporate sponsors have pulled back.
A man accused of robbing the Blue Top Shell gas station changed his story several times in discussions with law enforcement, a police detective testified.
City Council member Joanne Suomi hoped during a town hall meeting tonight to start a discussion and answer questions about parking in and around the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
Aaron Keuntjes, 25, of Greeley, Colo. and Alyssa Clapper, 23, of Marshfield are facing a total of 16 counts of drug charges in connection with one of the largest marijuana seizures the Marshfield Police Department has seen in the last 20 years.
Another round, another win for the Log Game.
Burglary: A man told police at 11:37 a.m. Monday that a number of items were stolen from his residence in the 2200 block of Julia Street.
A circuit court judge will review about 200 pages of information not released by the Wisconsin Rapids School District to determine if it complied with an open records request.
Extreme weather conditions cause a multi-car crash Sunday on US 41/45 in Germantown.
U.S. President Barack Obama exhorted the world Tuesday to embrace Nelson Mandela's universal message of peace and justice, electrifying tens of thousands of rain-lashed spectators in a South African stadium.
Obama administration officials said Tuesday that nearly 100,000 Wisconsinites will be cut off or become ineligible for unemployment benefits unless Congress acts in the next two weeks to extend benefits to the long-term unemployed.
A Madison-based design firm has been selected to design the $75 million biology and chemistry building to be built on the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus.
A city committee has recommended approval of a plan to give $500,000 in taxpayer funding to developers looking to build a large apartment complex at 209 Division St.
An attorney for a Portage County man accused of killing his girlfriend's baby filed a motion asking for another delay in proceedings to have more time to work with the defense's own medical expert.
A man whose protests of University of Wisconsin policies sometimes included wearing a dragon costume was arrested over the weekend and accused of showing up at UW-Stevens Point in violation of a court injunction that court records show was overturned.
Domestic abuse: Police arrested a 20-year-old Stevens Point man on charges of battery and domestic abuse at 12:32 a.m. Sunday after police responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in the 800 block of Third Street.
A Fond du Lac man was taken into custody Monday after police say he opened fire on them, kicking off a four-hour standoff.
Deb Werra said Black Friday isn't an indicator of how the holiday season is going for her business, and doesn't believe her customers usually take part in the shopping event.
Philip Kosloski said his interest in Pope John Paul II's visit to Portage County in 1976 came during his own pursuit of the Catholic priesthood.
The entire village of Amherst celebrated the holiday season this past weekend with the 19th annual Tomorrow River Christmas.
The testing center at Northcentral Technical College has been busy lately, as students flooded in to take exams to earn their GED certifications.
When insurance agent Kelly Fristoe recently spent 30 minutes helping a client pick a mid-level health plan and the federal marketplace website froze, he called the government's hotline and tried to finish the application.
The state Department of Natural Resources is set to get more information on the 2013 gun deer hunt.
South Africans of all races flocked to houses of worship Sunday for a national day of prayer and reflection to honor Nelson Mandela, unified in their love for a historic figure whose funeral is expected to be one of the biggest in modern times.
Generous hunters every year choose to contribute their deer to food pantries, but donations in central Wisconsin are down slightly this year, according to local venison processors.
For the past two months, AyLee Her started most workdays with an error message on his office computer.
The number of students attending the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point who plan to pursue a teaching degree has dropped nearly 20 percent since 2010.
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Walden is also the Best Progressive Arts Program
My favorite place to sit and write. Nicely lit, decent chairs, big windows looking out to flowing trees.
Ignite - could really mean "inspiring"! I went 2 years ago & of course - was "inspired" by all of the start-ups & true local businesses doing their thing. Now as for this year, I'm in it myself! We'll see how it goes... I'm sure I'll be in good "company" hahaa (pun intended.) Success 2 ALL!
I went last year and it was really fun. I enjoyed the new businesses that were launching and the stilt walkers were cool too.
I don't believe in God, but I believe in Tony Serra.
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The Castro Valley Library moved at the end of October, 2009. You might want to check if this event is still happening. The CV Library's new address and phone is 3600 Norbridge Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546 (East of Redwood Road @ Hwy. 580),
510-667-7900, http://www.aclibrary.org/
Jody Snyder, Hayward Public Library 2/10/10
The California Genealogical Society and Library is now located in the Breuner Building at 2201 Broadway (at 22nd), Suite LL2, Oakland, CA 94612
Greetings from Karyn Krause, instructor of Lunchtime Kundalini Yoga in 331 Sproul on the UC Berkeley Campus.
I appreciate the event listing but the information needs to be corrected:
Classes are ongoing on Wednesdays at noon and are by donation ($5-11). For the most current information (occasionally a class is canceled as happened this week), please follow Saibhung (Karyn Krause) on Twitter for updates, or request to be added to my weekly email yoga reminder list: karynkrause at berkeley.edu
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The name of the school is actually Ex'pression College for Digital Arts.
April 24, 2009 - 6:30 to 8:00 PM (Friday)
Panel Discussion on "Life After Multi Media Studies "
Berkeley City College - Auditorium
2050 Center Street, Berkeley, CA
Sponsored by BCC Multi Media Dept., BCC Film Club
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Performances by Fiyawata, BodiRock Culture Dance Crew,
Intellaflow and Haitian Kings from the MYC Records
and International Hip Hop Artist JAHI
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This event actually took place on August 28th in 2007 - Alex Leviton will not be appearing at the Orinda Library tonight.
We thank you for taking the time to list our events here at the Orinda Library. While Alex Leviton will not be here this evening, we are hosting a wonderful Story Swap for Adults tonight at 7pm, featuring guest storyteller Jeff Byers talking about The Trouble of Love.
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The location of this event is the new Creative Arts Building next to the tennis courts and estuary at Laney College. This is at 11 - E. 10th Street, across the street from the Kaiser Building. Parking is easy on the weekends and it is 1-1/2 blocks to Lake Merritt BART. There will be signs along E. 10th Street to the Studios. Times open are Sat. and Sun. 11am - 6pm.
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Once again, NASA's human space-flight program is looking for a destination. It happened in the early 1970s, after US astronauts had left the Moon for the last time; then in the 1990s, after the collapse of a costly vision of sending astronauts to Mars; and again in 2010, when US President Barack Obama abandoned a plan to return humans to the Moon because he did not consider it ambitious enough. He suggested visiting a near-Earth asteroid instead, but a report released on 5 December by the National Academies says that this plan, too, has misfired.
"There is no broad acceptance of the asteroid as the next principal destination for space flight, despite the fact that the president has indeed said so several times," says Albert Carnesale, chairman of the committee behind the report and a former chancellor of the University of California, Los Angeles. For its part, NASA — whether through inertia or out of practicality — seems unwilling to shift the focus of its human space-flight efforts away from the Moon.
Part of the tug of war over destinations is political. The administration's choice of an asteroid is a volte-face from the 'Moon-first' doctrine espoused during the presidency of George W. Bush. By many accounts, Obama had not garnered much support for the new policy before springing it on NASA and Congress nearly three years ago. NASA's administrator, Charles Bolden, has been left to negotiate the rocky ground between a suspicious Congress and an administration that has largely neglected the space agency. Some say that Bolden — who was not the administration's first choice when he was appointed in 2009 — may face replacement as Obama heads into his second term. "It's not a happy situation," says a senior astrophysicist. "Names are being discussed."
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Even if one is selected, some scientists are worried about the hazards of approaching an object that may be no more than a loosely bound pile of rubble — that could also be spinning dangerously fast. And how would astronauts anchor themselves to the potentially friable surface without kicking up dust? asks Stephen Mackwell, director of the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas. "We have problems enough at the Moon with dust."
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Item Properties/Attributes:
Passives: +12 Strength, +35 Damage, +20 Attack Speed, +6 Armor, + 5 HP Regeneration
Toggled Ability: Arrogance (0 mana cost, 5 second cooldown when deactivated)
Arrogance Abilities:
+50 strength
+1000 health (lost when deactivated)
+Magic Immunity
+20% attack speed
+25% physical damage taken.
-5% health per second.
Estimated TOTAL cost/availability
* 3910 for Shrunken Head
* 2850 for Insanitarius
* 300 for Supremacy Recipe
= 7010 Total
Item ingredients:
Shrunken Head: +10 Strength, +24 Damage, and Immune to Magic ability, lasts 9 seconds. Cooldown: 75 seconds.
Mighty Blade - 1000 gold
Warhammer - 1610 gold
Shrunken Head Recipe - 1300 gold
Total Price - 3910 gold
Insanitarius: +9 Damage, +15 attack speed, +5 armor, and +3hp regeneration. When Active grants the wearer unholy strength. Cooldown: 10 seconds.
Helm of the Victim - 950 gold
Gloves of the Swift - 500 gold
Punch Dagger - 500 gold
Insanitarius Recipe - 900 gold
Total Price - 2850 gold
Goal of the item:
Reason for Item:
Toggleable magic immunity with a tiny cooldown.
Need to carry your team to victory, but your Shrunken Head is down to 5 seconds and you aren't killing the disablers fast enough to make use of it? Fear no more, a quick toggle of Supremacy will turn you into a killing machine for as long as you need.
Beware, 5% health every second doesn't give you a lot of time to sit around.
Also useful when you need that quick boost of health when running away, or when initiating a fight.
There'd be nothing more frightening than seeing a hero charge in and activate one of these bad boys, beating on you senselessly whilst all you can do is auto-attack or run.
Throw in a lifesteal effect (or 2) to semi-counter the 5% health loss and laugh at the futility of the other team.
Other Thoughts:
Included a recipe cost (though small) because there may be a lot of people who get both of the prerequisite items, but may prefer their separate effects instead.
Permanent magic immunity? ARE YOU FRIGGIN KIDDING ME OMG BROKEN OMG!!!
* +25% physical damage taken is no joke.
* -5% health per second scales so that you can't just stack health and/or regen to counteract its effects (most of the time).
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EDIT: Changed 2.5% health loss per second to 5% health loss per second.
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Not sure if this would be too risky to be worth using or too powerful for the risk to be balancing, but it's a pretty interesting item, much like its key component. Good concept and a good combination of items. Recipe cost probably needs an increase just from the 1000 bonus health and double strength boost compared to Insanitarius, even if the negative features are emphasized as well.
The fact that it gives the user 50+ str and 1000 life on activation is overpowered in itself. Try taking that away or giving something like 100% increased physical is more realistic.
IMO anything giving permanent magic immunity is stupid. The whole point of the shrunken head is to time it's use correctly giving you that extra few seconds to either make an escape or fight back, I really don't think it's magic immunity should be buffed. An item like this would only serve to nerf all casters all the time making them less viable/picked in games.
So uh. 2k health on use and magic immunity? Add in 2 Behe Heart's and a Daemonic Breastplate/Frostfield Plate and what happens? o,o


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But the Gluckstein's bond is everything
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"We're pretty close," Steven said. "We live with
each other, we train with each other, we work with each other, and we're always
with each other. It's great, but sometimes you need your own space. But for the
most part, we get along, and we help each other out."
Although they may see each other everyday at the
gym, the pair doesn't really get to spend time together that often.
"The only time we really do get to bond is when
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doing our own thing," Jeffrey said. "Then right after training, we go to work."
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"At home we'll all go and put on a Yankees game
or the Giants game," Jeffrey continued. "We'll sit and talk and yell at the
screen or cheer at the screen– whatever the score is– we'll do it
In the gym, they feed of each other's
"I use him as a training tool," Steven
explained. "He's an extra resource where if I'm having a bad day, I look at
him, and he's jumping, and he's working hard. It gets me motivated and inspired
to work hard, too."
"It pushes me harder," Jeffrey added. "I just
don't like the feeling of if I'm having a bad day, that someone's doing better
than me, so it really does push me harder."
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someone who you're so close to.
"Sometimes it's great, and we feed off each
other, and we get each other motivated and inspired," Steven said. "But other days
it's frustrating because he'll be slacking off, and I'll try to get him going,
and sometimes we butt heads."
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"My relationship with the boys is very unique because
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"At the beginning it was hard, especially with Jeffrey because he always likes
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It's also helpful that they are fortunate enough
to have two coaches to look up to.
"Most people have just one coach, where our kids
have two experienced national level coaches," Bowen said. "I really think
it's the family atmosphere and the fact that we are all so close that is
responsible for the relationships we have with the athletes and the success
we've experienced thus far."
If one brother doesn't get along with a certain
coach one day, they can turn to the other for advice or guidance.
"Sometimes Tatiana and Steven won't see eye,"
Bowen continued. "If that happens, I'm able to come in and say something like,
'Come on Steven, shake it off, get back in there.' And in that, he has someone
else to turn to for help if he needs it."
With both Steven and Jeffrey working towards the
same goal, it's hard not to say "the O-word."
"I get visions of me standing in London, ready
to compete," Jeffrey said. "But I've been telling my friends and my family that
I don't want to overexcite myself. I'm not there yet, so I don't know. "
"I can only imagine what it'll be like to
compete at the Olympic Games," Steven said. "I'm especially looking forward to
walking in the opening ceremonies, being around these strangers you've never
even met before, but they're wearing the same colors and the same jacket as
you. It feels almost like a best friend, so I'm looking forward to that and the
patriotism and that unity between the Americans that are representing our
country over in London."
"I know it's going to be a huge honor," Jeffrey
added. "I feel like it's something you have to feel for yourself when you're
there. You need to earn that feeling. You can't just say what it is."
But the question of who will earn that feeling
is still on the table.
"It would mean all my hard work paid off,"
Steven admitted. "I'm not in the gym all day, busting my butt, to watch someone
else go to the Olympic Games. I'm working hard, so I can be there and live it,
but honestly, I think I'm the best fit to go to the Olympics. I'm ready. I'm
itching to go there and kick some butt and claim a medal for USA."
They may have the same destination now,
but after London, the pair has very different things in mind.
"If and when I go to the Olympic Games…"
Steven said. "After I'll hopefully be asked to join the tour of champions and
get to travel the country with all of the Olympic gymnasts like Nastia and John
Orozco and all of the men and women's teams and put on shows and demonstrations
for kids who are inspiring to be Olympians on day themselves."
Jeffrey's future is a bit more clouded.
When asked what he's going to do once this whole
process it over he said, "Hopefully the Bahamas. I don't know…"
But for whoever is lucky enough to
represent Team USA, you may think that achieving your number one goal would be
the end.
Think again.
"You can always jump higher, you can
always learn more flips and twists," Steven said. "I've been in this sport for
13 years– I'm experienced, I have a lot of titles under my belt– and I'm still
learning new stuff. So you're always learning, and you're always having fun. It
literally never ends."
So even after an Olympic Games,
nation-wide tours, and vacations, it'll be back to training for at least one
"I really don't see myself leaving this
sport," Jeffrey said. "I'm in my prime now– not even. Most of the people who
retire are at least 28, so I'm just getting started. It's a long four years, so… yeah, I'll definitely go for [another one]."
With less than a week before the final
Olympic Trial, it's all business for the Steven and Jeffrey. But no matter
which brother goes, Team USA will be sending a very good athlete to London.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
Orange and Green
Ok, this is the last time I will post about this sweater, I swear!!!
Today I paired the sweater with two vintage gold and green necklaces. Perfect for a fall October day.
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
26 comments:
- Megan @ Lovely Happenings said...
Love the orange!
- October 15, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- a few drops of style said...
love the colour, much needed to brighten up those gloomy autumn days!
a few drops of style - October 15, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Shey said...
I love the orange and green, will have to try it too!
- October 15, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Mustafa Şenalp said...
Çok Güzel Site. :)
- October 15, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- vintagewithatwist said...
the the statement jewelry!
- October 15, 2011 at 5:25 PM
- Natalie Leung said...
love that pop of bright orange!
http://lucyandtherunaways.blogspot.com - October 15, 2011 at 9:07 PM
- Ashley said...
I actually love the orange against the green ! The gold adds such a nice touch as well ! x
- October 15, 2011 at 10:25 PM
- Vanessa, Take only Memories said...
Wow thats a great color! Perfect for fall!
- October 16, 2011 at 1:47 AM
- .sabo skirt. said...
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- Sabrina said...
nice necklace!
- October 16, 2011 at 4:40 AM
- Linda said...
Maybe someday, we shall see your face :).
Have fun meeting Yen, shes a hoot! - October 16, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Denise Pacurar said...
Totally love your orange sweater! It is soo perfect for fall and you paired it nicely with the accessories!
xoxo - Denise
PS: Don't forget to enter my Vintage Jewelry/Antique giveaway!!! - October 16, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Arden said...
Ahh Love the orange even more now! xx
- October 16, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- F-frames said...
Nice post, great color!
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- Tamara said...
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- Pretty Little World said...
It's a pretty good sweater!
I have to say that I'm also distracted by the bathroom in the background -- that tile and wainscoting look lovely! - October 16, 2011 at 2:59 PM
- Bravoe Runway said...
I love orange and green together and one of the necklaces is that jade? The one with a pendent? Beautiful!
- October 16, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Style, She Wrote said...
Great orange sweater!! Love it for fall. xo style, she wrote
- October 16, 2011 at 5:15 PM
- Glam Fashionista said...
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- October 16, 2011 at 5:26 PM
- le sorelle said...
What a perfect autumn color combination! Don't take this the wrong way, but you look like a fashionable pumpkin in the greatest way possible!
Hope you had a lovely weekend! :)
sorelle in style - October 16, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- Bad Joan said...
love the colorful jewelry against the colorful sweater! great look!
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yeah you are right that experiment with ATS got wrong for some fans like thinking that lp are changing ;D omg noone is changing that was just an experiment(failed experiment)and really some people want even more brutal LP like given up
SO looking forward!!! to this!!! counting days!!
Brilliant post, I couldnt agree more. If they stay with the MTM and ATS sounds, im afraid, I will be VERY unsure about spending money on a new album. I love linkin Park, LOVE them, but i followed them because of Hybrid Theory and the Meteroa albums. I really hope they go back to the old style for this album. Im all for experimentation, but if you alienate your fan base, you'll lose popularity.
Either way, im excited for the new album and the new song. I will hold back my opinion until I hear it. But either way - HURRY UP AND PUT IT ON HERE YA BIG BUNCH OF TEASES! lol
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That interview concerns me. Badly. I thought this album was SUPPOSED to be Meteora style, and the way he worded that makes it sound like anything but. It puts yet another ATS in my head... While... I am an oldschool fan, I don't mind the last two albums, they're fine... But nothing I can get into and find so much meaning that Meteora and Hybrid Theory contained. On those, it was through the rough and deep, that's what music is. It released aggression through the heaviness and held deeper meaning than anything else they wrote in my opinion.
I've already cut enough interest as it is with the new things by LP and its overly soft, overly use of just pure electronic and electronic only.
I just really hope the rumors are true, that this is getting back up on the feet from Meteora and not this... Continuing experimentation.
ManOutaBricks said:interview with chester about the single:
I don't want it to be heavy! There is no beauty in it. No piano, harmonies and gang vocals. That's what I loved about ATS and MTM. Plus you can't put on a heavy rock CD when others are around and expect them to enjoy it. It would annoy people probably.
i cant wait countin down the days!!! and i wanna a few pieaces of the song, but i have faith its still gunna be totally them!!
im so excited for the new song! :) i had NO idea they would release a new single THIS early! :O i was so shocked when i read the news on mike's Facebook x) i just KNOW for a fact that this song will be a new fav of mine :) n the new album will be their best one yet :) i can FEEL it! x)
I can't stop smiling :D :D :D
honestly can not wait until the new album comes out, so excited for it. anyone know how to get pieces to the song?
" 'We want the damn song' They say!"
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I second that comment.
they should try meteora guitars with a thousand suns electro
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How much can a racket distort if I string with a 2-point machine?
Hello there.
I just inherited a really old stringing machine.
It has a 2-point mounting system and an electric or electronic tensioner (I never did learn the exact difference on that).
Now I have some experience stringing rackets but both of the machines I've used so far were 6-point cranks.
As I started stringing my voltric70 I noticed that the sides of the frame (middle of the crosses) started moving apart. I did expect this but when I had only put tension on 14 strings, 7 on each side, the gap had widened by half a centimeter and that is when I lost my nerve.
So my question is if it's normal for the gap to widen so much? How much do they generally widen when doing the mains?
I was only stringing at 9kg or 20 lbs and maybe 0.5 cm is nothing but it's a new racket so of course I am nervous
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated and I hope I did not leave out any important information.
Use Temporary Cross Strings
Read this thread http://www.badmintoncentral.com/foru...I-go-for/page2 beginning at post #19. Significant distortion on two point machines is quite common even at low tensions. That thread will explain how to use temporary cross strings to fight the distortion.
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If you're worried about 3/9 spreading you can buy (or make) a tool that goes across the racket and keeps the original width. I wish I could find it (maybe another member knows where it is) but there's a picture of a guy holding up a racket - outside a machine - that only has mains in with this black bar across the middle.
thanks to both of you guys. I´l try both advice's as soon as I can
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The funky bolt with the loose hanger on the bulge has been replaced with a nice fat glue-in recently
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Sorry If I'm behind the times here but,what happend to the ladder?
Anybody else a little spooked by the weathered condition of the in situ draws here?
Anyone have beta for the crux bulge? I can't seem to figure it out/run into someone doing it...
Beta spoiler - Is there a particular spot giving you trouble? Others can probably fine tune the beta, but here is what I remember. After clipping the first bolt in the bulge, you are probably going to reach up to a good smallish hold with your right and dyno if you are short, or backstep and reach to the big flat hold with your left. I immediately get a right toe cam in the vertical crack to stabilize and clip. Match and throw your right heal up by your hands. Crank your right into a high cross-over and pop your left up to a pocket. You can then rock over your foot and pop your right fingers into a slot, camming your fingers a little with your thumb down I think. I can't remember the exact next beta, but you need to relax as much as you can and use your balance as you move up a move or two and then step left onto a shelf. I think I remember it being more grunty if you go left early and mantle, less strenuous but a little scary feeling if you go up another move or two first and step over onto the sloping shelf.
more spoiler- mark's over all spray is good but i'd add a little detail... from the big flat ledge hold where you have hands and heel... up and left there is a down pulling crimp (left hand) and a sidepull (right hand) both are good but small-ish... then up and left to the good pocket (levering a little with a heel-toe is helpful for me on the move to the pocket, heel on ledge and toe against the wall)... from the pocket go straight up to an edge then balance right to the fingerlock hold... as mark said, climbing up the crimp face above then stepping left to the rest ledge is easier than the mantel move (though it is tempting when you are looking at it)...
spoiler Previously I've matched at the big ledge, clipped, then went up and right to a very chalked up good crimp and tried to stand up on the big ledge. It wasn't working... I'll try this beta. Thanks Mark and Lee.
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- Syfy is running its annual Twilight Zone marathon, starting at 8am Eastern on July 4 and ending at 5am Eastern on July 5. And if there is a specific episode you want to see, the episode lineup is here.
- Hallmark Channel's I Love Lucy marathon is going on right now and ends Monday at 1am.
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