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Oh it doesn't. The city isn't ON Ghorvorasc. Its inside of the giant kraken-thing. There's some sort of 'cavern' in its flesh that has an air bubble. They've carved this city of sin into thr beast's living flesh. 

As for why the beast doesn't dive in the water. It never comes up. But I imagine, if it does dive, it is the same principle as forcing a turned over cup into the water, so long as the air in that cavern doesn't escape the water can't move in to replace it. 

It is also implied that every Black Ark is different, which makes sense.  I always imagined the Black Arks of Aqshy as being massive slabs of floating quartz or obsidian. But that's just a theory.Cultural appropriation is taking, or appropriating, something from another culture. This could be clothing, hairstyle, food or any number of things. All cultures do this to each other, it is very normal. 

Whether it's offensive comes down to who you ask and what is being appropriated. Lots of people will have issues using things with a lot of religious or cultural significance, like American Indian headdresses, especially if its being profited from. Some people have taken it a bit far and say that taking *anything* from other cultures is wrong. This is dumb, but they do tend to be very loud.Auther: Silva LAD, Tortelli L, Motta J, Menguer L, Mariano S, Tasca G, Silveira GB, Pinho RA5, Silveira PCL.
Clinics vol.74 São Paulo 2019 Epub June 27, 2019
ABSTRACT:
OBJECTIVES:
The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of aquatic exercise on mental health, functional autonomy and oxidative stress parameters in depressed elderly individuals.
METHODS:
Initially, ninety-two elderly individuals were included in the study and were allocated into the depression group (n=16) and nondepression group (n=14). Both groups engaged in the aquatic exercise program for 12 weeks, including two weekly sessions (45 min/session) at a low intensity (between 50% and 60% of maximal heart rate or Borg scale scores of 13 to 14) throughout the intervention. All outcomes were evaluated at baseline and 12 weeks later.
RESULTS:
The patients were 63.5±8.8 years old. The following scores were decreased after training in the depressed group: depression (53%), anxiety (48%), and Timed Up & Go (33%). The following scores increased: Berg Balance Scale (9%) and flexibility (44%). Regarding the blood-based parameters, there were decreases in protein carbonylation (46%) and nitric oxide (60%) and increases in glutathione (170%) and superoxide dismutase (160%) in the depression group (p<0.005).
CONCLUSIONS:
The aquatic exercise program reduces depression and anxiety, improves functional autonomy and decreases oxidative stress in depressed elderly individuals.Dr. Pinckney is board certified in family medicine. He specializes in diabetes, hypertension and primary care for patients of all ages. He is motivated to provide a holistic approach to patient care.
He is the medical director at Atrium Health Primary Care Mountain Island Family Medicine. He is recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for patient-centered care for diabetes.
Dr. Pinckney received his medical degree at the University of Virginia. He completed a residency at the Medical College of Virginia.
He is married with 2 children. In his free time, he enjoys traveling and attending sporting events with his family.Step:1, milk and yeast powder should be removed from the refrigerator early and restored t...
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The idea of building a multi-purpose facility on campus sounds great to me, but how realistic is it? How long would it take to get the funding? Moving the football team to an on campus location would be a great idea and help them out a lot, but I do wonder what would become of Memorial Stadium. I hope they take some serious steps toward making this happen.During the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, BroadbandTV CEO Shahrzad Rafati joined Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, U2 Lead Singer Bono, The Huffington Post President and Editor-in-Chief Arianna Huffington, Rapper William James Adams (Will.i.am) and Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan on a panel discussion about the evolution of business.
The event took place on 22 January 2016 and was attended by around 300 high-profile guests, including world leaders from a wide range of backgrounds. Under the title ‘Moving Beyond Shareholder Activism: Building a Multi-stakeholder Organisation’, the panellists shared their thoughts on the importance of companies, not only considering profits, but moving beyond this approach to adopt a Quadruple Bottom Line approach, i.e. a sustainable prosperity strategy, which takes people, profit, the environment and its development into account. The panellists also discussed what to expect in the next few years as businesses increasingly focus on this Quadruple Bottom Line rather than solely delivering impressive revenues.
Very good question! All of the factors listed below are contributing to my decision to go single turbo.

* It's not a daily driver. It's a fair weather/weekend car.
* I live in Texas - where there aren't really any twisty roads to enjoy. So trying to move the powerband down isn't really high on my list. Most of my driving is on highways.
* Most of the twin setups for the RB26 are based on old turbo technology. So, while they theoretically would be more responsive than a big single, it's just not true. Modern turbo technology can get similar response out of a single turbo, without it running out of breath on the top end like smaller twins do.
   * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ZODU3XWlg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ZODU3XWlg) &lt;-- This is a great video to watch that breaks this theory down.
* Heat management! RB26s run notoriously hot. Having a twin setup packed in there makes heat management more difficult.
* Simplicity - a single turbo setup has less moving pieces, so there is less to go wrong or maintain.
* I had an R32 GT-R for nearly 5 years and it was on a single turbo setup making about 520whp. What I do with this 2.7L car will be a higher quality turbo about the same size. It'll spool faster and make more power. My goal is around 600whp. I don't think I need more than that for what I want to do with the car and I know that's a super safe power level for how the engine is built.I am both happy and sad to advise that our Club Operations Manager, David Rice, recently resigned from his position with the Club. Whilst the team and I are extremely sad to see David leave Glenelg, a great opportunity has opened up for him within government (Department of Environment and Water) as the GM of Cleland Wildlife Park, and it was too hard to refuse. One of my mantras is to never stop good people progressing in their career, and I am certain David will excel in his new position. David has done an amazing job at Glenelg, with his input definitely improving operations and the hospitality offerings at the Club. These changes and David’s contribution are sure to result in continued improvements well into the future, even after he is gone. Please pass on your well wishes when you see David around the Club as we all wish him the best for a successful future. His last day will be Saturday 25th July and we hope to see him back at Glenelg from time to time.
I hope you are all enjoying your golf and some normality here in South Australia. I would like to take the opportunity to remind all Members of the need to remain vigilant and continue the great work we have been doing, to stop the spread of the virus.
Continue to maintain proper hygiene. Clean your hands often. Use soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer located in all areas of the Club.
Continue to social distance as per the government recommendations.
Golf is currently recording high participation numbers across the country, with competition rounds up approximately 40% and participation up approximately 25%, Australia wide. Here at Glenelg, the months of May and June saw a 35% increase in tee times, as opposed to last year. We are not alone, tee times are hard to come by at all Clubs at the moment, due to limited travel options and the suspension of kid’s sporting activities.
While the course condition has never been better, the unprecedented increase in Member playing numbers means the onus on each Member to help maintain the playing surfaces has also ramped up.
Most of the play over the last few months has been Member based. As a Member of Glenelg Golf Club there is an expectation that each Member plays their part in helping to maintain the quality of the playing surfaces presented by Course Superintendent Tim Warren and his crew.
If, as individual Members, we can all make a conscious effort to