 rice. 


Mexican- this is actually really a lot easier. Mostly ditch the carbs. Chicken, beef or shrimp fajitas with a side of beans or guac, no rice. Burrito bowls without rice, huevos rancheros, there’s lots of protein rich ideas just skip the tortillas and rice and most of the dishes are great. 

Japanese- my local sushi place has “no rice” available on all the a la carte rolls. I get whatever roll I want without rice and all sauces on the side. I also am a sucker for their kani salad so I get that even if there’s mayo I don’t care lol. I frequently do just kani sticks with avocado and masago served in cucumber cups as well and they don’t really mind. Poke bowls are also great for just fish, meat and veggies. Keep the sauces to a minimum and on the side. Avoid the rice or anything fried. You can also get the sashimi without the rice as well. And my local shop is more than happy to serve it for me on a slice of avocado, cucumber or a bed of seaweed salad since they are aware I no longer eat as much. 

Italian- sub zucchini noodles for whatever dish you want if it’s available. I get like just grilled faux chicken parm with zucchini noodles. Meatballs with a side salad. Antipasto salad.

Greek and tapas are also easy after surgery just get the meats and cheeses with a nice salad.&gt; The plays and counter plays are increasing and the game is getting more intricate.

Picking MAA or some other skill really can't be called a counter*play*. You just pick it and get into a battle, and have it be completely useless if there's no CV or be relatively op (based on your ship) if there is. Also, there's no indication to a CV the enemy has MAA until he starts losing planes.

Waiting for HE spam to destroy that AA is not a solution either. MAA affects high caliber DP guns, which have a lot of health and very rarely get destroyed. I played a Montana several days ago and was getting focused by enemy Conqueror (HE of course). I lost ALL my short and medium range AA, yet the long range AA was still standing.This GeniePlex Human CD279/sPD-1/sCD279 Immunoassay is a bead-based Multiplex Immunoassay kit that enables the simultaneous and quantitative detection of CD279/sPD-1/sCD279 on almost any flow cytometer in a wide variety of samples such as Serum, Plasma, Cell culture supernatant, Cell lysates, Tissue lysates and other samples types.
At ELISA Genie we understand the need for quantitative reproducible results! Therefore, we have developed a simplified protocol meaning you can easily quantify CD279/sPD-1/sCD279 in as little as 15ul of sample all in 32-test or 96-test filter plate format for rapid analysis.Keith Davidson, the lawyer who formerly represented adult film star Stormy Daniels, filed a defamation claim Thursday against Daniels and her current lawyer, Michael Avenatti, as well as a separate claim against Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, for allegedly illegally recording phone calls with Davidson.
Davidson is also vehemently rejecting Daniels’ accusation that he colluded with Cohen to help Trump. In fact, Davidson says, he only ever tried to help Daniels accomplish her goal of making money off of her alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
Davidson’s new claims filed in federal court in Los Angeles mark the latest twist in the ongoing legal saga rooted in Daniels’ alleged affair with Trump in 2006. They are the first legal actions Davidson has taken against Daniels, Avenatti and Cohen. The move is striking given that up until now, Davidson has been relatively reluctant to publicly discuss the details of his dealings with Daniels, as he has pointed to the constraints of attorney-client privilege.
Responding to a lawsuit that Daniels filed Wednesday against Davidson and Cohen, in which Daniels accused the two men of colluding to protect Trump, Davidson said he only ever communicated with Cohen per instructions from Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford.
He said Daniels or her manager Gina Rodriguez called him “seemingly hundreds of times,” urging Davidson to reach out to Cohen to convince him that the “various financial opportunities/activities” that Daniels wanted to participate in were not in violation of her hush agreement.
The accusation that Davidson had been a “puppet” for Cohen and Trump is an “outrageously false and historically revisionist statement which will not and cannot be proven true at any point,” Davidson added.
“Avenatti has been on a crusade to falsely vilify Davidson,” the counterclaim said.
Separately, Davidson is also countersuing Cohen for alleged illegal phone recordings. He claimed that he and Cohen first began speaking on the phone in 2011, but never met in person until 2018. The two men’s negotiations about the Daniels hush agreement took place via email and phone calls, the claim said, and Davidson alleged that Cohen “surreptitiously and intentionally recorded several telephone calls” between them.
It cited California law that says it is illegal to record telephone communications without consent of all participants on the call.
Davidson did not elaborate on why he believes Cohen recorded their phone calls. But CNN previously reported that the FBI seized – as a part of an ongoing criminal investigation into Cohen – recordings that Cohen made of his conversations with Davidson.
When federal agents raided Cohen’s office, home and hotel room earlier this year, their warrant in part sought information about Cohen’s $130,000 hush payment to Daniels in 2016, as well as any information that connected Cohen with efforts to also suppress disclosure of Trump’s alleged affair with Playboy model Karen McDougal.
A source familiar with the matter told CNN that Cohen recorded some calls he had with Davidson while Davidson represented Daniels and McDougal. Davidson no longer represents either woman.
In her lawsuit Wednesday, Daniels had claimed that Davidson and Cohen colluded against her to protect Trump. It cited text messages allegedly exchanged between the two men between January and March of this year.
The text messages show, the lawsuit said, Davidson and Cohen trying to arrange for Daniels to appear on Sean Hannity’s show on Fox News in January so that she could deny that she had an affair with Trump.
The claim accused Davidson of failing in his duties as Daniels’ ex-attorney.
But Davidson said in his answer to Daniels’ lawsuit on Thursday that in January, Daniels had actually been “eager to appear” on Hannity’s Fox News show. “She stated her desire to ‘increase her public exposure and thus her earning capacity,” Davidson said.
In addition, his contacts with Cohen were “authorized by” and “made with the full knowledge of both Clifford and her manager Gina Rodriguez,” Davidson said.
Meanwhile, one person familiar with Cohen’s thinking told CNN that the text messages cited in the Daniels lawsuit represented discussions between two lawyers who wanted to ensure that the non-disclosure agreement that Daniels signed was being adhered to.
On Thursday, Cohen’s attorney filed paperwork to move Daniels’ lawsuit to federal court.
In a statement to CNN, Avenatti said Davidson’s suit will be thrown out by a judge.
“We look forward to having his frivolous claims thrown out of court,” he said.Nation is a young adult novel by Terry Pratchett. Is is not part of his Discworld series. In fact, it’s not even a comedy.
In an alternative past, the Russian Flu is wiping out large populations, including the 138 people in line to be king ahead of Daphne’s father. Around the same time, a “big wave” destroys all the island nations in the ocean. Mau, a boy who believes he has no soul because he had been transitioning between boy and man (like a hermit crab between shells) when the wave destroyed his nation, finds himself alone on his island. But soon Daphne’s boat crashes here, and after a shaky start, she and Mau become friends and learn from each other. She learns how to make beer and do rudimentary medical procedures while he learns that although his island is the biggest he’s ever seen, it’s hardly a smudge on the map of the world.
Mau and Daphne aren’t alone for long as refugees from the other islands start to show up. Mau is angry at the gods for destroying his people and putting him in charge of a broken mismatch of people. He begins asking questions, for the first time wondering if the gods are real at all. Daphne, who’d grown up in a Western religion begins to ask similar questions. Their journey takes them to an old cave, in which are the secrets of Mau’s ancestors and a secret that unlocks the mystery of the whole world. Later on, the island is visited by mutineers, cannibals, and worst of all, Daphne’s etiquette-obsessed grandmother whom Daphne suspects killed the 138 people in line to the thrown to see her son wear the crown.
I won’t disagree with the reviewers who say that this may be Pratchett’s best book. The way in which he creates and uses characters is typical Pratchett. Also, the personification of Death–not that Death is the same in this book. It’s a god named Locaha who Mau manages to dodge twice. One thing that really resonates with me is when Pratchett describes how a thread connected Mau