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This luxury gift box was created and curated by myself, Louise, at The January Rose, and Caitie from When Caitie met Soda. With a passion for all things hand-crafted, well made, and beautiful, Louise and Caitie put their heads together and came up with the 'To the Moon and back' gift box; the perfect gift for Mother's Day, or to celebrate that special person in your life.
Each box is lovingly made and assembled here in the UK, between Louise's Devon studio and Caitie's studio in Farnham, containing a hand-stamped brass keyring, which reads 'Love You to the Moon and Back'. Keyrings can be personalised with up to five heart charms (please refer to product images) with a maximum of eight letters per heart. *Please let us know the names you would like in the note box at checkout.
An individually handcrafted Sterling Silver pendant, inspired by the beauty of the moon. The pendant measures approximately 15mm in diameter, and is finished with the most beautifully delicate 18″ Sterling Silver chain.
Plus a scrummy vegan chocolate bar; swirled with freshly ground artisan coffee beans, this dark chocolate bar will sharpen you up and leave you feeling 'Bright Eyed' – the perfect treat for all those sleep-deprived supermums out there! Made here in the UK by the all-female team at Creighton's chocolaterie.
Your To the Moon and Back Gift Box will come exquisitely packaged, complete with a sprig of fresh eucalyptus, ready for you to gift this Mother's Day, or as the perfect treat for someone special.
Please make sure you order by the 20th of March for delivery in time for Mother's Day. In order to ensure that your box reaches you in time, they will be dispatched on or before the 25th of March.
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Have I told you recently just how much I love you? Because I do, really love you. To the moon and back, and back.
And so, on Mother's Day, and always, I wanted to thank you. For being exactly you. And, for helping me, be me. I love you.


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History has been rewritten in California
The Assyrian genocide of 1915 in the Ottoman Empire and the Simele massacre of 1933 have been recognized by the State of California recently. The decision was made unanimously, with both Democratic and Republican assembly members behind the resolution. Assyrian Christians — often simply referred to as Assyrians— are an […]Continue Reading

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Rated 79 / 100 based on 15 customer reviews.
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This Victorian seafront hotel is a 6-minute walk from Cromer Pier, a 7-minute walk from Cromer train station and 1.5 miles from Royal Cromer Golf Club.
Simply furnished rooms, most with en suite bathrooms, have a coastal feel and come with flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment; some have sea views. Family rooms are available.
The on-site restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Free WiFi is available in public areas.
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Nr. PERSONS: 6
PRICE BAND: E) Less than 2800Eu/Week
DISTANCES: Nearest town with shops, in Montelupo Fiorentino 7minutes away. Pisa & Florence airports within 1 hour. Bologna and Genoa airports within 3hours. Florence & Pisa within 30min by car or train. Lucca, Siena about 1hour by car or train from Montelupo
SPECIAL FEATURES: Homely atmosphere in a building full of charm enjoying a very central location to explore and lovely views.On request the owner provides you with lots of information on the area and activities.
Villa Il Colletto is a traditional stone barn with 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms with shower for up to 6guests.
The villa is on a high location domintating the valley and only minutes to the pretty old village of Montelupo Fiorentino, which has also plenty of shops and restaurants as well as a worldwide fame for its ceramics artcrafts, which can be admired at its dedicated museums or during the regular fairs in the old centre of town. From Montelupo there is a fast and regular train service to Florence (20minutes), Pisa (30minutes), Siena (1hour) and many more destinations as well as being well connected with a road system to an even greater range of places of interests all for you to explore. For those in seek of a more relaxing holiday, the panoramic pool with hydromassage is the perfect setting. The villa has a covered veranda equipped with table and chairs for your oudtoor meals. The creative owner has also put together a captivating list of suggestions to enhance your stay at their place. She can organise from a romantic and care free dinner with candlelight to pre stock for food. Feel free to ask for assistance.
All Tuscan elements have been maintained from wooden beams to terracotta floors. Interiors are a blend of vivid colours matched finely together to create an irresistable vibrant atmosphere. The kitchen is well equipped with dishwasher, full oven fridge with freezer. A flight of wooden stairs lead you to the living area on the mezzanine where you can listen to your favourite CDs or read one of the books on the shelves or simply watch the satellite television with DVD player. Two comfortable sofas (one of which is a double bed) opposite the pretty fireplace is ideal spot to relax in cooler months. There are a washing machine (free of charge) and ironing facilities in the villa. There is fast internet connection by USB or internet key.
There are two double bedrooms on ground floor (one of which is accessed via a couple of steps), one of which has an ensuite shower room, while the other is served by a separate shower room.


text: The Caterpillar Technique for Removal of a Tight RingSection Editor(s): Shafer, Steven L.St. Laurent, Carla MDAnesthesia & Analgesia: October 2006 - Volume 103 - Issue 4 - p 1060-1061 doi: 10.1213/01.ane.0000239052.17287.d0 Letters to the Editor: Letters & Announcements Free SDC Author InformationAuthors Article OutlineOutline Article MetricsMetrics Department of Anesthesiology; University of California Irvine Medical Center; Orange, CA; email@example.com To the Editor: REFERENCES Back to Top | Article Outline To the Editor: Many techniques have been described in the literature for the removal of a tight ring (1–13). Suture, glove, rubber band, nylon tape, ribbon gauze, and paper clips have all been recommended for the nondestructive removal of a ring that is "stuck." I have been using the "caterpillar technique" for more than 10 years with remarkable success. It has worked when suture and other methods have failed. With generous lubricant and this method, a ring that has not budged in years can be removed in seconds, usually to the surprise of the patient and operating room staff. First, coat the ring and the entire finger with whatever lubricant is available. Hand lotion and KY jelly work just fine. Press upward on the ring. While maintaining firm, direct pressure, swing the top portion of the ring forward. Release pressure. Press downwards on the ring and swing the bottom portion of the ring towards the finger tip. Do not be afraid to press firmly. There may be some discomfort at the proximal interphalangeal joint. Reassure the patient. The ring will soon slip off entirely once this last resistance is passed. Please refer to Figure 1 for more details. Figure 1 Carla St. Laurent, MD Department of Anesthesiology University of California Irvine Medical Center Orange, CA firstname.lastname@example.com to Top | Article Outline REFERENCES 1. Belliappa PP. A technique for removal of a tight ring. J Hand Surg 1989;14:127. Cited Here... 2. Rubio PA. Letter to the editor. Am J Surg 1987;153:A42. Cited Here... | PubMed 3. Mizrahi S, Lunski I. Am J Surg 1986;151:412–3. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 4. Soichiro I, Akazawa S, Fukuda H, Shimizu R. Another simple method for ring removal. Anesthesiology 1995;83:1133–4. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 5. Clarke AC, Spencer RF. Ring removal from the injured or swollen finger. J R Coll Surg Edinb 1991;36:59. Cited Here... | PubMed 6. McElfresh EC, Peterson-Elijah RC. J Hand Surg [Br] 1991;16:225–6. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 7. Hiew LY, Juma A. A novel method of ring removal from a swollen finger. Br J Plast Surg 2000;53:173–4. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 8. Paterson P, Khanna A. A novel method of ring removal from a swollen finger. Br J Plast Surg 2001;54:182. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 9. Thiagarajan M. An improved method of ring removal. J Hand Surg [Br] 1999;24: 118–9. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 10. Leider M. Removal of a ring from a swollen finger without injuring the ring. J Dermatol Surg Oncol 1980;6:298–9. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 11. Witz R. Ring removal. Nurse Pract 2002;27:54. Cited Here... | View Full Text | PubMed | CrossRef 12. Mullett ST. Ring removal from the oedematous finger. An alternative method. J Hand Surg [Br] 1995;20:496. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 13. Cresap CR. Removal of a hardened steel ring from an extremely swollen finger. Am J Emerg Med 1995;13:318–20. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef © 2006 International Anesthesia Research Society


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4th Floor, Prime Mansion, 183-187 Johnston Rd., Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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Sara Dobson
Occupational Therapist
Masters of Occupational Therapy, Cleveland State University, USA
B.Sc. (Biological Sciences) The Ohio State University, USA
Sara is an experienced Occupational Therapist who has worked in various settings in both Hong Kong and the United States.
Prior to moving to Hong Kong, Sara was an occupational therapy team lead in New York. Having worked with both school-aged and pre-school children, Sara strives to provide the critical foundation skills for young children. She enjoys helping children and witnessing their growth and development. Sara appreciates the multidisciplinary team environment in the CDC, and their sense of community that embraces everyone's individual cultural differences.
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How to group email addresses by their domainData Pipeline
Grouping a list of email addresses by domain is super easy in the Data Pipeline.
- In our example, we want to get the count of events grouped by email domain. So we'll drag email into Dimensions, and set count of event_id as our Measure.
- Next, we'll add a column in the Data Pipeline called "Domain" that extracts the domain from the email address. This is possible with SQLite's substr() function. This is our formula:
substr("Email Column Name",instr("Email Column Name", '@') + 1)
- Next, we'll hide the "Email" column, as we don't need it anymore. Add a Hide Columns step in the Pipeline and select the "Email" column from the dropdown.
- Then, add a Reorder Columns step to place Domain first, and Count second.
- Finally, we want to group our values by email domain. Add a Group step in the Pipeline. You'll want to group by the "Domain" column, and select the SUM aggregation for your count column.
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Cinéma Roxy
The Roxy cinema is located in the heart of the city of Tangier, not far from the French Consulate in the city. The mythical Hall reopened its doors since 2007. It has been fully restored to the delight of city filmgoers. Cinema Roxy de Tanger room opened its doors in the 1930s. Projections program is available on request at the cinema. The prize session is very attractive.
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Reconstitution information: Add 1 mL of PBS buffer will yield a concentration of 100 µg/mL.
S100 belongs to the family of calcium binding proteins such as calmodulin and troponin C. S100A is composed of an alpha and beta chain whereas S100B is composed of two beta chains. S100 protein is also expressed in the antigen presenting cells such as the Langerhans cells in skin and interdigitating reticulum cells in the paracortex of lymph nodes.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Not for resale without express authorization.
Protein Aliases: Protein S100-B; S-100 calcium-binding protein beta subunit; S-100 calcium-binding protein, beta chain; S-100 protein beta chain; S-100 protein subunit beta; S100 calcium-binding protein B; S100 calcium-binding protein beta (neural); S100 calcium-binding protein, beta (neural); S100 protein, beta polypeptide, neural; S100b
Gene Aliases: NEF; S100; S100-B; S100B; S100beta; S100P
UniProt ID: (Human) P04271, (Rabbit) Q6YNR6, (Rat) P04631
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 6285, (Rabbit) 100009495, (Rat) 25742
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Be Kind.
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Kind of Mind is the brainchild of athlete, award winning nurse and wellness speaker Stephanie Jinks. The Kind of Mind team are dedicated to helping communities improve their overall health and well-being. We do this by hosting inspiring educational events that feature some of the leading experts in the health and wellness industry. Kind of Mind events focuses on three pillars, nutrition, movement and mindfulness and how these effect how we feel and perform on a daily basis. Sustainability is something Stephanie is passionate about and is striving to reduce our environmental footprint.
We want to empower people to take responsibility for their own health and happiness, and want all our guests to leave our events feeling excited and hopeful about their health and future!
Events are held regularly throughout the year around Melbourne, Sunshine Coast and at the stunning Lawson Lodge in the Macedon Ranges - we suggest you subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media for details of all our upcoming events.
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Good morning. It is Saturday, July 18. Here's what you don't want to miss this weekend:
Brown lives matter: Half of the people shot by police in Los Angeles County are Latino and yet that community's reaction to such events is muted compared to what happens in the African American community. A number of factors contribute to this: Latinos are represented in law enforcement; families are more likely to fear immigration officers than police; and in the black community, churches can play a part in organizing protests, something the Catholic church typically does not do. Los Angeles Times
Fire danger: It was a dramatic scene on the 15 freeway between Los Angeles and Las Vegas Friday afternoon as a fast-moving brush fire overtook cars, trucks and even a boat. Television helicopters over the Cajon Pass captured the damage as helicopters from fire departments made water drops. Dozens of cars were abandoned as drivers sought safety, making it difficult for emergency vehicles to maneuver. The fire is still burning. Los Angeles Times
Data breach: The medical data of 4.5 million patients in the UCLA Health System was hacked in a cyberattack, hospital officials said Friday. Hackers gained access to birthdays, Social Security numbers and patients' diagnoses and treatments. The patient information that was hacked was not encrypted. Los Angeles Times
Miracle rain: The rainfall that hit Lake Mead in May is being called a miracle by water officials. The precipitation came just as Lake Mead's levels were hitting lows not seen since the Hoover Dam was built in the 1930s. "May offers us some breathing room," said Jeffrey Kightlinger, general manager of the Metropolitan Water District. Los Angeles Times
Land sale: This week, 50 properties that are remnants of the Community Redevelopment Agency went up for auction. Some of the properties are home to famous L.A. landmarks, like the Colburn School downtown and the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. It's hard to put a value on those parcels, which have long-term lease agreements with existing buildings, but some come with "air rights" that would allow a developer to build a taller building elsewhere. Los Angeles Times
Honoring a legend: Dolores Huerta's leadership in the farm workers' movement in California's Central Valley is being recognized with an exhibition at the Smithsonian's Portrait Gallery. "Dolores Huerta has not gotten her due for the pivotal role she played in the farmworker movement, especially when compared to César Chávez's notoriety," said Taína Caragol, curator of the museum's Latino art and history. Smithsonian
Shortest rail line: There's a new petition to reopen Angels Flight, the tiny funicular railway that operates between 3rd and 4th streets in downtown Los Angeles. It was shut down two years ago after a car derailed. Angels Flight opened in 1901 as a way to help Angelenos up the 33 degree incline of Bunker Hill. LAist
Cash only: In April, a quarter of all people who purchased a home in Orange County paid cash instead of taking out a loan. "Cash sales are seen as an indicator of investor and foreign buyer activity, since they are the buyers who purchase homes without a mortgage most frequently." Orange County Register
Famous estate: Bob Hope's Toluca Lake estate is on the market for a steal. The seller wants $12 million, which is about half the listing the last time it was on the market. Hope and his wife moved here in 1939 when the area was still rural. Today, it includes a one-hole golf course and putting green. Curbed LA
This week's most popular stories in Essential California
1. The inside story on the relationship between actors Clark Gable and Loretta Young, which became one of Old Hollywood's greatest scandals. Buzzfeed
2. The Chandelier House in Silver Lake is one of the most romantic places in Los Angeles. Now, you can rent a room there. It's the perfect spot to view strangers' marriage proposals. LAist
3. The drought may be the reason there's more roadkill and spiders creeping around California. Live Science
4. Do you long for your college dorm room? Well, maybe not the room but the close quarters? Then you're in luck as micro-dwellings are becoming all the rage. Orange County Register
5. The image of the perfect California home is about to change as state water officials crack down on how much grass can be planted around new buildings. Los Angeles Times
ICYMI, here are this week's Great Reads
Drought road trip: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Diana Marcum and photographer Robert Gauthier are road-tripping across California to see firsthand how the drought is transforming the landscape of the state. "We'll strike up conversations, hike to lakes that are disappearing, follow the rivers that are still running. We'll take a detour or two when someone tells us there's something we just have to see. It's summer, and we're out to roam the drylands," she writes. Los Angeles Times
Learning to see: In Long Beach, one group is teaching the visually impaired to use clicking noises to "see" the world around them. "Their students learn to better perceive the space before them, sending out sonar, like dolphins or bats, to get an acoustic read on their surroundings — a human form of echolocation." Los Angeles Times
Looking Ahead
Monday: The Los Angeles Times and #EmergingUS will screen the documentary "White People" in downtown L.A.; L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti will switch on new light poles at LAX to welcome the Special Olympic athletes.
Tuesday: Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will speak at the Richard Nixon Library in Yorba Linda; the L.A. County Board of Supervisors is expected to discuss a proposal to increase the minimum wage; the Department of Water and Power is expected to discuss more water conservation efforts for Los Angeles.
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VANCOUVER - All the clues pointing to a Port Coquitlam pig farmer as a killer were adding up for the first Mountie probing Robert Pickton when women were vanishing from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, but the officer has told an inquiry he just couldn't gather the firm evidence required to launch a full-scale investigation.
In the days after the serial killer's arrest in February 2002, RCMP scrambled to explain why they weren't more aggressive in zeroing in on Pickton, notes presented Wednesday by a lawyer at the missing women's inquiry show.
The RCMP "terminated" the operation scrutinizing Pickton in the late 1990s because the province's major crimes unit thought it had "no validity" and a ranking officer determined it was getting too expensive, stated one account written three days after Pickton's arrest.
Mike Connor, now retired, agreed with remarks in the note that work on the file had petered out to his "great reluctance," but he also agreed with the suggestion of a lawyer for the victims' families that lack of resources was not an issue.
"Willie Pickton in your mind was the man responsible for the deaths of the sex trade workers who were going missing from Downtown Vancouver," said lawyer Cameron Ward.
"You sir, as the investigator here, you did put two and two together, and it made four for you."
Connor agreed, concurring that hypothesis only got stronger in his mind between August 1998 and July 1999.
By that time, he had received apparently credible — though second-hand — information from several informants. Connor had already attempted once to take Pickton down on the 1997 attempted murder of a sex trade worker. The charge was dropped.
He testified he was so sure Pickton merited aggressive investigation that he got his all ducks in a row.
Connor went out on his own to conduct surveillance on Pickton's farm after midnight for upwards of 30 occasions hoping to catch the man committing a crime, the inquiry heard.
He also prepared a draft affidavit in summer 1999 to immediately trigger a search warrant, but the opportunity still failed presented itself.
Ward asked Connor why, with all the pieces stacking up, the RCMP "failed to stop" Pickton's killing spree from August 1998 until his eventual apprehension.
"It's certainly a difficult question to answer. I don't know that failed would be the correct word to use," Connor replied, adding many people tried "very hard" to gather the necessary evidence.
"We couldn't get that break, to have that definitive evidence that we could launch an investigation the size of what Evenhanded had done a couple of years later. As I mentioned, we just couldn't get that break."
Project Evenhanded was a joint RCMP-Vancouver Police that later investigated the missing women.
Connor, who continues to do contract work for the RCMP, left the case in another officer's hands when he was promoted in August 1999.
Considering the huge manpower that was plowed into searching Pickton's farm when police finally gained grounds related to an illegal firearms allegation, a lack of resources could not have been the reason the case went on the back burner, Ward suggested to Connor.
"Absolutely," Connor said. "If I needed more resources to do things when I was doing investigation, I would have got them."
The same would have been true for the officer who took over, he said.
"If they had a break to move that investigation forward, if she needed more resources, she could have got them."
The DNA of 33 women was found on Pickton's farm.
He was convicted of murdering six women, though he was charged with killing 26.
More than a dozen women disappeared between 1999 and the time Pickton was arrested in February, 2002.


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January 2019: Donna Treiber
What is your favorite thing or things to do when you're not at CFS?
Love riding my motorcycle, camping with family and friends and doing OCR's .And one of my favorite hobbies is make cards and scrap-booking.
What made you want to start CrossFit?
I have always loved lifting weights and seeing what I can do! And the older I get the more I want to challenge myself and CrossFit has it all!
What motivates you through a tough WOD?
Knowing that each WOD I finish will help me to be better than I was the day before.
What is your favorite motivational quote?
"Don't wait until you've reached your goal to be proud of your self, Be proud of every step you take toward reaching that goal! "
What is some advice you'd give to someone new to CrossFit Skunk or just started CrossFit?
Don't give up whats hard today will seam easy tomorrow and you wont believe how much you improve in a short amount of time!
What is something you've done at CFS that you never thought you'd do?
Deadlift over 200# I remember when 50# was really heavy. And Handstand push-ups!
What are your CrossFit goals?
To get Pull-ups!! And to get stronger every day I want to see more muscle definition!
What is your most favorite or least favorite movement?
Favorite movement Deadlifts and Back squats. Least favorite Wall Balls!
What is your biggest accomplishment since starting CrossFit?
Being able to jump-rope (singles) like a normal person I know it's a little thing but for me it is huge!!
What have you learned since joining CrossFit Skunk?
I've learned I'm stronger than I ever thought I was and that there are some wonderful and amazing people who belong to CrossFit Skunk I love the support and encouragement everyone gives each other, its like a family!!


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We talk about Gunblade a lot. Currently, there are no plans to change the item. It gives those who build it a different feel from those who don't, mostly in the form of a unique power curve (very strong at the moments of completed Revolver and completed Gunblade but vulnerable outside of that).
Thanks for the answering! The problem is that it does not only give those who build it a different feel from those who don't, it also gives them a different feel from themselves. A Katarina and an Akali who have it are completly different champions than a Katarina and an Akali without. They are so dependant on this item, because it flat out removes weaknesses and counterplay, especially in the case of Katarina. Her damage is supposed to be delayed and backloaded via her Daggers, but Gunblade adds to her unavoidable instant burst, granting her easy kills and the a secured first reset. The slow pretty much guarantees the W Dagger and more procs of her ult than should be possible. And all that resulted in nerfs across her kit, just because Gunblade made it easy for her to deliver her damage. And this leads to a Katarina that HAS TO build it in order to be a champion worth playing. That's a pretty toxic relationship between a champion and an item.
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Now with Akali being reworked, the new tools she got and her shift in scaling priorites (more towards AD) she will be less dependant on Gunblade. She will still be able to pick it up, but now she can afford to pick other items as first buy aswell (things like Duskblade or defensive choices). Katarina is the only champion left who is so dependant on Gunblade that she is completely balanced around it. Did you guys consider nerfing or slightly reworking this item and buffing Katarina to give her more build options(similar treatment that AD Assassins recieved a while back)? It feels really gross to NEED this item every single game. A Katarina without this item is incredibly useless, while one with it is insanely strong. Same thing with Akali to this point, but the rework will somewhat solve this problem at least for her.
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It might be due to the fact that they are actual spell cast, contrary to zyra whose plants are her passive.
That would only apply to her passive seeds, not her W since it's an own spell.
yes as i said in my title. They dont count.
That's because the Plants count towards the spell they were cojoured with, so if you AA-Q someone and a plant that was counjoured by this Q attacks the target, Electrocute won't proc. I've tested around wiht it however and if you AA-Q someone and a plant that was conjoured by your E (while the E itself didn't hit the target) Electrocute WILL proc, same if you conjour one E plant and one Q plant, without the spells hitting the target, and then AA'ing. The plants are tied to the spells, just as Lux' passive is now tied to her AA. It's supposed to prevent Zyra from procing it without much effort, because she could technically just Q an enemy who is Standing next to some seeds and proc it with only one spell.
Your extra stats you get from your secondary path should be based off the secondary you pick.
The reason why the primary tree is important for the extra stats you gain is that RIOT doesn't want to force Champions that use certain masteries to pick certain secondary trees. For example, an Assassin who uses Domination right now gains AD/AP, regardless of what he choses as secondary tree. He can go Sorcery or Precision, because both offer interesting choices and if you are crazy enough you can even pick Inspiration. If you would make the boni dependant on the secondary tree however you wouldn't really have a choice anymore. Pricsion would offer attackspeed as secondary tree and thos pretty useless for Assassins. Inspiration would give who knows what and only Sorcery would give the AD/AP that Assassins need, forcing them to take is as secondary tree. And the Assassins are only an example, this problem would apply to everyone. The main Goal of Riot is the varity of the Runes: YOU can choose what you want to use and no one is forcing you into taking certain rune paths. Naturally there are stronger and weaker paths but you theoretically can use whatever you want without missing too much.
wait, is it true damage tho? It says adaptive Damage and I just tried it on Jax and it dealt Physical damage after buying Tiamat
It used to, guess they changed it again.
there shouldn't be any problems though in theory. mages typically do not get flat AD which is why they were not compensated with AD increase. AA-ing early - skill spam mid to late is how they farm usually. Minions don't have MR iirc, so how is it that farming is affected by the rune changes?
Don't Forget about masteries like natural Talent or Savagery that mages tend to use. Those gave about 8 Points more damage to minions on levl 1 if combined and made lasthitting with mages who don't have any additional on-hit effects a lot easier, especially under tower. With these gone it's significant harder.
Its not a problem that its strong. Its that its TOO good. Its makes almost all champs with mana problems nust magicaly not have any mana issues
With 60 seconds cooldown it's still balanced to my mind. A Lux or a Fiddle can sustain with it through lane, that's true, but mana cost are supposed to gate highly frequent uses of an ability aka spam. With the high cooldown on mana flow band you still need to buy some mana if you really want to spam abilities like Ziggs does or if you constantly drain mana like Anivia. With Fiddle and Lux this rune works that good because their cooldowns are simply too high to truly spam and it changes almost nothing for them. Also this rune won't Keep anyone from building at least Morello, cause it's simply too strong for an item.
{{champion:85}} Kennen W and {{champion:4}} TF W (I did not talk about his E) are neither your typical on-hit effects like Teemo poison nor your typical damage amp like Draven Q. They have always been treated as spells that happened to be connected to the auto attack. It even has to be treated as a spell in Kennen's case because his passive can only apply marks through spells. Both Kennen W and TF W are able to apply spell effects like Ludens/Rylais/Liandry because of those properties. Very few champions in the game have this type of attack modifier. {{champion:77}} Udyr with phoenix stance is also part of the bunch among others. {{champion:432}} Bard appears to have something called 'on-action effect' but the result is technically the same. It's not a matter of how hard or easy it is to proc. There are always going to be champions who can do certain things easier than others. Damaging item actives DO count. They do so on live server with Thunderlord and they still do so now with Electrocute on PBE. You might just have taken too much time to proc the 3 hits when you tested it. On live server they still count as a hit along with revolver and ludens. But now on PBE with Eletrocute ludens and revolver are excluded for a reason while gunblade and the rest still apply the same interactions as always which is perplexing. Even {{item:3144}} cutlass and {{item:3153}} botrk active still count as a hit. It's a giant inconsistent mess right now. A lot of it might be part of some weird coding exceptions. One way or another the rune can't seem to make up its mind.
I didn't say that their spells are on-hit, they are attackmodifiers, just as Lich Bane is or Viktors Q and that makes the attack and the spell to one attack for Electrocute. And actually Kennens W is considered to be an on-attack effect, similar to on-hit effects and thus not an indipendant action. Bards passive as you allready said is an on-action effect, it's not tied to the autoattack itself and because of that it's coded as unique spell. And I know that Ludens and Revolver are procing THunderlords on live Servers, because they are a different damage source BUT they are triggered by an ability and thus aren't an indepandant action. Wasn't too long for sure, but whatever. Even if item actives count towards electrocute, they are ACTIVES while Revolver is some kind of an on-hit or rather on-attack effect, it's not an independant action. I mean, a single Zyra plant can't proc Electrocute even if it is attacking three times. You could argue that these are 3 unique attacks but it's only one action from Zyra: sommoning the plant. No matter how often the plant will attack or what spell effects it will proc, it's only one action. Same goes for Twisted and Kennen with their empowered autoattacks, Lux' Passive or Akalis Q. Also neither Twisted nor Kennen are having Trouble procing Electrocute, there really isn't any reason for further complains.
IN the word ALL SOURCE that wouldn't mean TRUE DAMAGE INCREASE will not happen, That increase means nothing when a champion builds a good amount of armor, fervor would be much better for her late game.
But true damage NEVER was increased by damage modifies, just as it's not being reduced by damage reduction or resistances, so it's excluding itself from this rune. And I guess you are underestimating the power of percentage bonus damage. This rune actually is stronger than Vladimirs ult, although it can only be used at one person at a time. And let's be honest, a buff to her true damage is DEFINTILY not what she needs, she allready is the best item scaling Champion in the game and the mass of tanks on toplane are in her favor aswell. Increasing her allready high true damage that is a percantage of the enemies max. hp, that scales off of AD and can't be reduced by any means shouldn't be able to be increased, especially by such a high number as 12%.
Inconsistency with Electrocute Rune
Electrocute is SUPPOSED to be harder to proc than thunderlords and it won't count items as such. It specificly says 3 individual ATTACKS or DAMAGING SPELLS, not 3 individual procs of damage from all sources. This being said, {{item:3145}} the Revolver and {{item:3285}} Ludens aswell as active items like {{item:3146}}. I don't know where you've seen These items counting into it, but it didn't work for me as I was playing Katarina. It won't count as hits because that would completly erase the difficulty to proc it and the reward for it is massive so it's justified. Same goes for on-hit effects and damage amplyfing attacks like {{champion:85}} Kennens W or {{champion:4}} Twisted's E, those are only one attack, not two. Bards passive on the other hand is not on-hit. It's activated by AA's but it is a seperate set of damage, unlike real on-hits.
then Fiora is useless then
How so? The phsyical damage she does is still increased and the extra damage is a good Addition for her aswell. Also this mastery increases the damage from ALL SOURCES and that includes items and minions which can be huge in 1v1 scenarios and of course the damage dealt by allies, making it pretty strong on skirmishes and teamfights. The latter is a weakness of Fiora but with this mastery she will have a bigger impact on certain targets.
Electrocute works with both things, same way as thunderlord. Havent tried shaco, but for example quinn aa E aa, aa q aa, e q aa, aa aa a works maybe a bug
I believe he meant that the means the first AA after Q doesn't count as two stacks for Electrocute, because his Q is not a damaging ability and neither is his passive (sorry if I'm mistaken, but that's how I understood it). So the Q AA from behind + E doesn't proc Electrocute, he would at least need another AA. That however should be no Problem because you can simply AA - E - AA to proc it after stealth and you mostly set a box near the enemy asap anyway..
yes man but like i said COMPARED to others , is the weakest rune
That's simply not true. Lethal Tempo is a rune that doesn't work on every ADC, because not all of them can abuse high attackspeed numbers and Fleet Footwork only provides low sustain and some kiting power. Compared to them Press the Attack isn't weak at all and on some champs (Vayne in particular) it is even insane strong. Getting off 3 attacks isn't hard, especially with champs who have an attackspeed steroid by themselfs or who have an AA reset. The burst it provides on the third attack doesn't seem too strong but it's consitant due to it being true damage and 12% more damage from ALL sources is a lot. ALL source means that a tank can be 70-0 by a Syndra ult after Vayne proced this rune with a quick AA-Q-AA and that's definitly not weak. It's the opposite.
Balance suggestion for rune "Fleet footwork"
I too think that Fleet Footwork is weak compared to the other ones, especially on AA reliant Champions like ADC's, but the problem is that lifesteal is still a thing which is the reason for its low heal amount. Adding too much power in late game would make ADC's with this Keystone unkillable if they aren't getting oneshot and at the same time it can't be strong early on either because the sustain would just break the balance of some early weak champions. Also increasing the AD Ratio wouldn't have the effect I suppose you want it to have. ADC's usually don't buy much of AD, champions like Yasuo or Riven would contribute way more out of this Change. And btw 50% total AD scaling would be insane.
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Let $\mathbb{X}$ be a normed space that is complete and $\mathbb{Y}$ be another normed space which is not complete. Then can a bounded linear map $A:\mathbb{X} \to \mathbb{Y}$ be bijective or not?
$\begingroup$ What did you try? $\endgroup$ – sinbadh Feb 4 '16 at 0:09
$\begingroup$ What do you mean? $\endgroup$ – Bruno Sterner Feb 4 '16 at 0:12
$\begingroup$ Do you have some conjecture, counterexample? something? $\endgroup$ – sinbadh Feb 4 '16 at 0:13
$\begingroup$ I'm inheritantly trying to show that for a normed space $\mathbb{X}$ a map from it's dual space (a complete space) to the space of continuously differentiable functions on $[0,1]$ (not a complete space) cannot be bijective $\endgroup$ – Bruno Sterner Feb 4 '16 at 0:16
$\begingroup$ But i'm just curious if it's true generally $\endgroup$ – Bruno Sterner Feb 4 '16 at 0:17
Edit: In fact there's a very simple theorem here that gives the whole truth: Given a bounded linear bijection $T:X\to Y$, where $X$ is complete, $Y$ is complete if and only if $T^{-1}$ is bounded. (If $Y$ is complete the open mapping theorem shows that $T^{-1}$ is bounded. On the other hand if $T^{-1}$ is bounded it's trivial to show that $Y$ is complete: A Cauchy sequence in $Y$ comes from a Cauchy sequence in $X$, which converges...)
Yes, it's possible. This surprises me; I thought the answer was no. The reason I thought the answer was no was something like this:
Let's agree that an isomorphism in the present context is a bounded linear bijection whose inverse is also bounded. Now (i) a bounded linear bijection between Banach spaces must be an isomorphism, (ii) if $X$ and $Y$ are isomorphic normed spaces and $X$ is complete then $Y$ is complete. Of course I never thought that was actually a proof here; all it proves is that $Y$ is complete if $Y$ is complete. But those facts in my head made me think the answer was no.
Anyway, here's an example. Let $X=\ell^2$, the usual space of square-summable sequences. Define $T:X\to X$ by $$Tx=(x_1,x_2/2,x_3/3,\dots).$$
Then $T$ is certainly bounded and injective. Now let $Y=T(X)$, and give $Y$ the norm it inherits from $\ell^2$. Regard $T$ as a map from $X$ to $Y$. It's still bounded and injective, and now it's surjective.
So $T:X\to Y$ is a bounded linear bijection. And $Y$ is not complete. (Proof: If $Y$ were complete then the open mapping theorem would show that $T^{-1}:Y\to X$ was bounded, but $T^{-1}$ is certainly not bounded.)
$\begingroup$ This is nice, thanks for sharing. $\endgroup$ – Bruno Sterner Feb 4 '16 at 0:49
1$\begingroup$ No, thanks for asking! I did think the answer was no - learned something today. $\endgroup$ – David C. Ullrich Feb 4 '16 at 0:51
$\newcommand{nrm}[1]{\left\lVert{#1}\right\rVert}$ Long story short: yes, and it happens quite often.
For instance, let $I=(0,1)$. Consider the map \begin{align}\psi:W^{1,p}(I)&\hookrightarrow L^p(I)\\u&\mapsto u\end{align}
Since $\nrm{u}_{W^{1,p}}=\nrm{u'}_p+\nrm{u}_p$, it holds $\nrm\psi\le1$.
But $\psi\left(W^{1,p}(I)\right)=F$ contains $C^\infty_c(I)$, therefore it is dense in $L^p(I)$. Obviously, $F\ne L^p(I)$ because all functions in $F$ have finite $\operatorname{supess}$.
Hence $(F,\nrm{\bullet}_p)$ is not Banach and $\psi:W^{1,p}(I)\to F$ is continuous and bijective.
$\begingroup$ I believe that one. Really the same as my example - if you have any bounded linear injective $T:X\to Z$ which is not bounded below you get an example by setting $Y=T(X)$. $\endgroup$ – David C. Ullrich Feb 4 '16 at 0:46
$\begingroup$ Yes, the trick is finding a proper dense subspace which is Banach w.r.t. a different norm, and such that the inclusion is continuous. another way would be with the inclusions $L^p(0,1)\subsetneq L^q(0,1)$ for $q<p$. I was finishing writing this when you posted yours, and I deemed it worth mentioning because the maps involved are very well-known. $\endgroup$ – user228113 Feb 4 '16 at 0:54
$\begingroup$ Certainly worth mentioning - happens all the time that one post appears while another is being typed.... $\endgroup$ – David C. Ullrich Feb 4 '16 at 1:03
$\begingroup$ Nice example.The larger norm is complete.Since it is larger, its topology is stronger so the identity embedding to the weaker-normed space is bounded (and continuous) and the weaker norm is incomplete, as it sits inside a Banach space as a dense proper subset. $\endgroup$ – DanielWainfleet Feb 4 '16 at 10:04


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2018 – Abstract Selections
Here are my favorite abstract photos from each month of 2018. I have employed a number of techniques in these selections, from found patterns in "nature", to digital manipulation to camera (or object ) motion:
Looking back on 2018, I didn't do as much abstract photography as I thought I did. At least I didn't capture as many images during 2018. I did finish up a number of abstract photos that I had taken years ago, and they are among my favorite images. However those images are not included in this 2018 collection, so please look back to my earlier "abstract photography"- tagged blog posts to see them.
Self-Collaboration Projects
I often check my photos archives to see what I was doing and what images I captured on the current date but years ago. Today I went back to 2011 (December 30th) and found some interesting raw photos that with a bit of tweaking became much better.
It is fun to think that I am collaborating with my past-self to create these works. Here are some of the results from today:
Abstracting November 2011
I'm going back in my archives to 2011 (November 25) for these never-before-presented camera-motion abstract photos:
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In Part 1, I shared 5 abstract photo images, taken in the Edmonton river valley on a beautiful spring day in May of 2013. Here area few more images conveying the color and lines of spring:
Abstract Autumn
Here are some of my recent (September 2018) abstract photographs:
These photos were created by using a shutter speed of around 1.5 seconds and moving the camera during the exposure. I then tweaked the digital images (contrast, color saturation, cropping etc.) using Lightroom.
I hope to use some of these images as inspiration for paintings.
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This morning, I was looking through my old photos, curious as to what I might have been looking at, taking photos of, on this day in past years. As it turns out I hadn't been very active on January Thirteenths, but I did find some from 2012. In fact, I quite liked what I was doing that year – it was a bit of a treasure chest of abstract images!
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In my last post I shared five abstract photos emphasizing the colors of autumn. It turns out that I have more images from that photo shoot (in Edmonton's river valley) that really appeal to me and I hope that you will like too:
Impressions of Autumn
It's the end of September here in Edmonton and our autumn colors must be near their peak. It has been a while since I've dabbled in creating abstract photos but that's what I did today and here are some of the results:
These photographs were all created using a longish (1.5 to 5 seconds) exposure with deliberate movement of the camera.
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Jason: My name is Jason and this is Bryan. We have been doing the real estate podcast if you guys have been seeing. We are trying things; one thing that we are trying is switching this to when we do the podcast in the car. I have a go-pro up there, we are doing this, and we are recording the audio. So that when we do the podcast, we can also do the video. So that you can see the people that we are recording. That is pretty cool, huh?
Bryan: It is going to be great.
Jason: This is going to be awesome. For those who do not know, Bryan here is a jack-of-all-trades but he is the executive assistant for me. He is going to be our guest today. So here is how it works. We drive around, I drive, I ask some questions and we are going to be here for 20 minutes. I wish I could see who is watching, but I can't because it is in landscape mode. For whoever is watching, you are awesome. I have some questions and we are going to get to know Bryan, and just hang out for 20 minutes. I am driving too, so I am going to focus on driving
Bryan: First and then
Jason: First and then. Missy Minks, what's up Missy? My first question for you Bryan is; how do you feel on pineapple on pizza?
Bryan: This is not a good idea. I do not like cooked pineapples at all. It is bad
Jason: By the way, 'dwell coffee' do you guys like dwell? Like that video and we will tag them later. This one is really important; toilet paper, over or under? On the roll, how it is on the roll. I don't go that personal.
Bryan: Definitely over. Under is just inconvenient and I am actually known for changing the toilet paper. It does not matter if I am in the gas station or somebody's house. If I go to the bathroom and if it is under, I just go ahead and switch it out - unless it is locked.
Jason: Wait, do you actually go to a counter and ask them for a roll of toilet paper if it's out and it needs to be replenished.
Bryan: No
Jason: You don't go that far.
Bryan: No
Jason: If it is convenient.
Bryan: Yeah
Jason: One last question that is weird; if animals could talk, which would be the rudest? Jessie, what's up? You know both of us!
Bryan: Hey Jessie.
Jason: Bryan is a little sedated, he is not as excited and pumped as I am.
Bryan: Sorry, I have to say kangaroos. Kangaroos would be the rudest if they could talk
Jason: Really?
Bryan: I have seen Kangaroo Jack and that was a very rude kangaroo.
Jason: Heyo Mayo, I do not know what that means. Do you like Mayo?
Bryan: It is mayonnaise
Jason: OK. Do you like mayonnaise?
Bryan: On my sandwiches
Jason: I love mayonnaise. Now to the serious stuff. Bryan, tell us about yourself. Where are you from? Where were you born?
Bryan: From pretty much everywhere on the map. I was born in Andalusia Alabama. When I was about a year old, my parent moved to Missouri. When I turned three…
Jason: Melissa what's up?
Bryan: We moved to Tonga, which is a small island country in the pacific and then we moved a lot more back and forth. We ended up in another island country called Vanuatu for ten years of my life. Then I moved to Texas for bible school, which is why I am here.
Jason: Why all the moving around?
Bryan: My parents are missionaries. They started out as pastors and then became missionaries and landed in Vanuatu and I think that's the spot where they are going to spend the rest of their lives.
Jason: That is awesome. So they are there now and they are going to stay there?
Bryan: Yeah.
Jason: When you came here to go to school, what school did you go to?
Bryan: I went to SAGU (Southwestern Assemblies of God University) in Waxahachie.
Jason: How long were you there for?
Bryan: I was there for four years.
Jason: He is, isn't he? He has been all over the world. Vanuatu, you know their language right?
Bryan: I do.
Jason: A totally different language.
Bryan: They speak Bislama (speaks language)
Jason: Do not ever say that to me. Ever!
Bryan: Okay.
Jason: He does not know that I speak Bislama too. Can you read it? Is it a different written language?
Bryan: It is. It is like pidgin, so it has a little bit of English and a little bit of French. It is like pidgin. Have you ever heard of pidgin? There are different pidgin languages in Africa.
Jason: I am thinking of the bird. What degree did you get from SAGU?
Bryan: I got a Bachelors in Biblical Studies and I minored in Theological Studies
Jason: A lot of bible
Bryan: A lot of bible, and Dr. Starner and Dr. Rosdahl – a lot of great professors.
Jason: What's up Cheryl. How are you doing Cheryl? You are helping me in real estate now, but what is your ultimate goal? What do you want to end up doing?
Bryan: Ultimately, Sara and I want to be missionaries somewhere in the pacific as well.
Jason: Is that in Vanuatu?
Bryan: No, it would probably be in Auckland.
Jason: Auckland, New Zealand?
Bryan: Yes, so we want to start in a different country. There are three layers of the pacific; Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia. New Zealand is in Polynesia. Why Auckland is because there are more natives from these different countries living in Auckland and they are in those island countries. We can start somewhere, learn the language and culture then we can go to Auckland, plant churches and do ministry there to people that are displaced from their original culture. Because we understand their culture, it gives us an 'in'.
Jason: You mentioned Sara, and I did not even ask about Sara, shame on me. How long have you been married? Who are you married to?
Bryan: I am married to Sarah Elaine Webb. Tomorrow will be eleven months - going on 50 years for sure.
Jason: That is so cool. Just 50 years?
Bryan: 50 years is a start.
Jason: I am just saying, sorry Sara that was weird. 50 years and it is over. You guys got
more than that. my grandparents just had their 62nd anniversary.
Bryan: That is awesome.
Jason: It is. What are your hobbies? The interesting thing about Bryan Webb the second.
Bryan: It is not junior.
Jason: I have made the mistake of saying Bryan Webb and he threatened me.
Bryan: Number one hobby as far as being interesting, relaxing and enjoyable is tree climbing. Jason knew I was going to say that.
Jason: Yeah
Bryan: I love finding a very climbable tree and going up to the very top branch and then taking pictures from the top branch of people on the ground and the view from the top of the tree.
Jason: How many times have you dropped your phone?
Bryan: I have dropped my phone on purpose but never on accident.
Jason: You know Zack. What's up Zack? You know him.
Bryan: Probably. I have met him.
Jason: Zack you have to come say hi to Bryan from church.
Bryan: Hey Patty!
Jason: How many times have you dropped your phone?
Bryan: Three times, but they were all on purpose. My brother was on the ground and I wanted him to get a picture of me in the tree. I dropped the phone and I told him not to try and catch it because it was like 50ft up.
Jason: That would have hurt.
Bryan: Yeah.
Jason: So Melissa has got a tree that you need to hang some stuff in.
Bryan: Okay, I got you Melissa.
Jason: If Sara approves then you are good.
Bryan: She is pretty cool about me climbing trees. When we first got together, it gave her a mini- heart attack every time but now, she is pretty cool about it.
Jason: You know Tara Kieshnick.
Bryan: Yeah
Jason: Bryan you need to read it from now on.
Bryan: Tara, I agree with your opinion but I disagree with it because there is no experience with that. If you are just flying a drone, you get to see cool footage but you do not experience it.
Jason: Chill out Bryan, we have to be nice to the people watching. Okay, tree climbing hobby. I feel like you were going somewhere else.
Bryan: Yeah, since I got my bible degree, reading is like a hobby. I love commentaries and theology books and I really enjoy reading things about the bible.
Jason: Okay, real estate. How long have you been working with me now?
Bryan: Since January.
Jason: What have you gathered about the world of real estate so far? (10:39)
Bryan: It is a lot more complicated than I first expected. There are a lot of moving pieces. I got an introduction to it by hearing other people talk about their experiences, but I did not know how much things can be in flux. You say you are on a contract, but a lot of changes are...
Jason: Taking place.
Bryan: Much more complex than I expected but also interesting and engaging too.
Jason: You guys know that when we go under contract, Bryan is the guy that takes it over. It's like we are playing football, he just takes it over and manages it. The plan is to get his license. Are you still planning on getting your license?
Bryan: Yes, I am.
Jason: Alright, cool. So, if you are looking to buy in three months, this is your guy. You can get a license which nowadays it can be quick. You go to Lifegate church?
Bryan: I do.
Jason: Shout out to Life Gate!
Bryan: Lifegate is awesome.
Jason: I go to Lifegate too. Do you volunteer there? How are you involved with that church?
Bryan: I am involved on different levels. I was involved with worship, doing media and production.
Jason: That is Patty. What's up, Patty? Thank you!
Bryan: I also serve on the youth team as a small group leader and a youth leader when we are actually having services. We have a prayer team that prays before all the weekend services. I jumped on that because that is a gifting that God has given me. It has been an awesome experience.
Jason: That is awesome.
Bryan: It has been really cool to see how as I have gotten more involved, how much of the community I have gotten into.
Jason: What is your favorite place to eat in Burleson? Wait, where do you live? That is another question. You live in Burleson.
Bryan: I live here in Burleson, in Encore Apartments on Alsbury.
Jason: Do not give your apartment number up, we're on the internet. What is your social number?
Bryan: 000000
Jason: Wendy Peterson, what is going on?
Bryan: I like Our Place because it I just unique. There are a lot of chain restaurants, but Our Place is its own thing.
Jason: Which is why we like local business. What do you like about living in the Dallas-Fort-Worth area????
Bryan: I feel like everything is really accessible. If I want to go to an art museum, if I want fly out of the country, and if I want to go shopping, there is a lot of opportunities metroplex, it is at most an hour away from where are.
Jason: Yes, it is massive. What's up Travis. You do not know Bryan but you know me.
Bryan: I'll give him credit for being a cool guy though.
Jason: He is a cool guy. He can play electric guitar like nobody else. Pretty sure, The Star Spangled Banner, you played that for me once and that was killer. That was awesome. Anything else interesting about you Bryan Webb? When was the last time you have been to Vanuatu?
Bryan: November of last year. Sara and I went over there for a kids program at a missions retreat. All the missionaries there were meeting together and we took care of their kids. Swam with them and had a blast.
Jason: That is awesome. Are you doing youth camps and what not this summer?
Bryan: Yeah, we are going to go with Lifegate youth group. It is end of June and early July. I am looking forward to that. I haven't been to North Texas campground yet, and I obviously haven't gone with Lifegate Youth.
Jason: Okay, when you say the North Texas campground, that's with the Assemblies of God, right?
Bryan: Yes, it is.
Jason: Okay, other interesting facts about Bryan Webb.
Bryan: I can do very impressive bird calls.
Jason: Are you serious?
Bryan: Have you heard my bird call?
Jason: No
Bryan: Here it is. (makes bird noise)
Jason: That was unexpected, but you only have one bird call.
Bryan: I can do different pitches, but I'm not going to try.
Jason: You mean like this (makes sound). That is a loud car. Common man! We are doing a Facebook live video. So you do bird calls, how did you learn how to do bird calls?
Bryan: A missionary that was visiting us. He liked doing it, he would go to a village and start doing it and all these kids would come around and they would play a bunch of games.
Jason: That is cool.
Bryan: He showed me how to do it and I picked it up after 5 minutes.
Jason: You're kind of like, "My name is Bryan and I'm kind of a big deal and I learned it in 5 minutes" what else? Right Jessie, mine was a little more on point. Did you hear the tone? I impressed myself.
Bryan: That was good. I said tree climbing but also climbing in general. I love going to places that I know nothing about and walking around and climbing.
Jason: People watching this video at some point or you are watching it now, comment places where you can climb things. Bryan needs places where he can climb.
Bryan: That is true.
Jason: Anything else interesting? What is the craziest experience you have had in Vanuatu?
Bryan: It was a boat ride.
Jason: A boat ride?
Bryan: Yes. A very small boat with a very small engine and the waves got up to 25ft and we were in that for a good 7 hours inching along until we could land on the beach.
Jason: Did you think you were going to die?
Bryan: I did because there were just cliffs. If the boat would have gone down; there was not anywhere that we could swim to. We prayed a lot.
Jason: I am glad you are still here man. I am glad that the boat ride did not go worse than it went. There are a lot of trees in my neighborhood, Jessie. You need to go where Jessie is.
Bryan: I would go there and I would teach Dayton how to climb trees too.
Jason: Do you have an interesting question for me? Let us see what kind of questions you got.
Bryan: Okay, so, the vehicle we are riding in right now has off road capabilities, is that correct?
Jason: That is correct.
Bryan: What is your off road experience?
Jason: Listen, this is my off road experience. This is the peak of my off road career. This was when a friend of mine and I were in college. It was snowing in Montana and we were visiting Montana. My friend still lives there. We used to do goofy things like go through drive through lanes backwards. We were driving and we said, "let us do something" we went to a Goodwill and bought a pink and white Barbie Jeep. You know, the battery operated ones for kids, and we got it for like $20.
Bryan: That's a good deal.
Jason: It was. I don't even know if it worked or not, we just bought it. My friend had a real jeep so we just went to this big open area and it was snowing and muddy, very slushy. We tied the rope to the back of his jeep and about 30ft behind, we tied the Barbie jeep and we got in motorcycle gear with the helmet and everything.
Bryan: You were safe.
Jason: We were safe and we pulled each other around through the dirt and the mud for about 30-40 miles an hour in the Barbie jeep.
Bryan: 40 miles an hour?
Jason: Yeah.
Bryan: How did the jeep even stay intact?
Jason: It did, we destroyed it at the end. When we were done, we both got in the car, we just drove, did donuts and threw it up against trees, and it shattered
Bryan: You shouldn't litter.
Jason: We picked up all the pieces.
Bryan: Did you?
Jason: I think we picked up the biggest piece. I think we took the biggest piece home.
Bryan: You get credit for trying.
Jason: Yeah, it was snowing outside and part of the Barbie jeep was white. We could not pick up all the pieces. This is the first time we are doing this guys, I do not know how we are going to wrap this up. I will start right now. Again, Bryan Webb is an assistant with me, getting ready to get his license. Keep an eye out, we are going to post his video on YouTube. We are going make this a podcast. Please comment, like, share. We are going to be doing different things like interviewing people in the community as well as people in real estate, foundation people, title people etc. we just want to make it fun because real estate need to be fun sometimes - but really all the time because it can be stressful. Thank you all for tuning in or watching in the future. We will catch you next week for the next video. See you all. Bye!


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Firstly, let me apologise for the tardiness of my report, unfortunately other things in my life took over!
A lovely day at Windsor, not too hot which better suited the dogs. We had a nice big ring which allowed the dogs to move. I was pleased to see some promising youngsters which can only bode well for the future. Fronts have improved since I last judged, but some dogs that looked good in profile, disappointed when watching from behind. However my bug bear is tails, far too many carried really high which spoils the balance and outline of the dog. All in all, though, a very enjoyable day.
Veteran Dog or Bitch (5, 1 abs)
1 Thorners Ch Tolutim Drambuie Sh.CM This black evenly marked bitch certainly belies her 11 ½ years. Lovely gentle expression, dark eyes, well carried ears, good reach of neck, good angulation front and rear, in excellent hard condition. Correctly set tail which wagged continuously. Moved soundly round the ring. Best Veteran and delighted she was shortlisted in the final 5 in the Veteran Group.
2 Bakers Ch Dalleaf Devils Disciple JW 9 year old liver dog that is a favourite of mine. Nice head and expression, good round bone, good front, deep chest, good topline, good bend of stifle, well muscled. Covers the ground on the move but was a little unsettled today.
3 Whincups Ch Tamilanda Panther Lilly JW Sh.CM
Minor Puppy Dog (5)
1 Bliss & Pearsons Kelevra What A Guy 8 month old with striking deep black spotting. Good overall outline. Nice head with lovely dark eyes, good reach of neck, well laid shoulders, good round bone. Moved well for one so young, plenty of potential here. Best Puppy Dog & Best Puppy in Breed
2 Norgroves Sassydals Flugel Horn 7 month liver, nice head with lovely spotty ears, nice front and rear angulation, excellent bone, lovely tight feet. Moved with a long stride, covering the ground well. Lacking a bit of sparkle today.
3 Harrison-Stratfords Dalkereve Dark at Midnight
Puppy Dog (2)
1 David & Saunders Dallydyl The Loving Spirit 9 month boy with smaller liver spots, nice head and expression, good eye colour. Excellent bone with good bend of stifle. Kept topline on the move, good tail set. Showing lots of personality with a definite twinkle in his eye.
2 Harrison-Stratfords Dalkereve Dark at Midnight Happy 7 month old black with bold spotting. Lovely dark eyes, well held ears, clean in outline with good hind angulation. Moved ok, a very happy boy.
Junior Dog (3)
1 Green & Sears Alphadal Aint Misbehaving at Judally Just rising 18 months, beautifully marked with excellent liver colour on a bright white background. Lovely overall outline, good front and rear angulation, good topline, correctly set tail, good round bone. Showed good drive on the move, covering the ground with an easy stride. One to watch for the future.
2 Hills Pandamax Mariner 15 month darker liver than 1, suffering from the dreaded dally rash at the moment. Well off for bone and moved very well. Tail set on well but was carried a bit happy today. Good rapport with his handler.
Yearling Dog (5)
1 Green & Sears Aint Misbehaving at Judally
2 Millingtons Capearlla Bubbles and Fizz Powerful black dog proving a bit of a handful for his handler. Nice head with lovely dark eye, good reach of neck, depth of chest, well let down hocks. Would prefer tighter feet. Strode out well.
3 Finlays Dalfin Actual Fact
Post Graduate Dog (9, 3 abs)
1 Millingtons Capearlla Its On Ice JW Another powerful dog from this owner, black spotted well off for bone, nice expression, good eye colour, well held ears, good reach of neck. Good front and rear angulation. Well muscled, moved soundly with good length of stride.
2 Healeys Doshaburi The Cloud Dragon at Hebemor JW Good liver colour on this well boned boy. Nice overall outline, good topline, good muscling and fabulous tight cat feet. Moved ok but left his showing mode at home today.
Limit Dog (11, 2 abs)
1 Hopkins Rapanooey Red Rose JW Striking black spotted dog in excellent condition. Nice head and expression, lovely dark eye, good reach of neck and shoulders, good depth of chest, well held topline on the move. Good bone and bend of stifle with correct muscling. Very attentive to his handler. Moved out well with a long stride. Res CC
2 Green & Sears Boschendal Simply Red at Judally Judged this one previously when he was a puppy and he is maturing well. He is beautifully marked, with a lovely liver colour. Has the softest of expressions with good eye colour. Good bone and depth of chest, topline held well on the move with a correct tail set. Moved and showed well for his handler. Just carrying a little extra weight over his shoulders today.
3 Gibbs Phadante Mr Blue Sky JW Sh.CM
Open Dog (7, 1 abs)
1 Christies Ch Sophtspot Gold Dust JW Another I have judge previously when I gave him the Res CC while still in Junior. This well spotted liver boy has matured very well. Lovely head, good eye colour, well held ears which enhanced his expression. Clean in outline, good angles front and rear, well muscled. Today he was on his A game and moved really well round the ring with an easy stride. Showed very well for his handler. Delighted to award him the CC
2 McCarthys Fr Ch Domdallino Je Suis Kilndandy JW Another liver boy I have judged previously. He has matured well, lovely deep chest, nicely boned with good muscling on a pleasing outline. Showed well, his gentle expression was especially enchanting.
Good Citizen Dog or Bitch (7)
1 Howards Shydally Brightest Star Pretty liver bitch in lovely clean condition. Good reach of neck with nice front, nicely boned, correct topline, moved soundly.
2 Hursts Dvojica Collectors Item At Finnidal A lot to like about this pretty black bitch. Lovely head and expression, good overall outline, well boned with good tight feet. Her handler worked extremely hard to get the best out of her. Not as positive on the move as 1.
3 Hursts Philcarthom Xcaliber At Finnidal
Minor Puppy Bitch (3, 1 abs)
1 Brennans Kaytoni Have You Seen Her Deep black spots on this 8 month bitch, pretty expression, lovely dark eye. Well boned with good hindquarters which she used to advantage on the move.
2 Millingtons Capearlla Imperial Topaz 7 month old liver bitch, very roly poly at the moment but good overall shape with nice bend of stifle, shorter in body than 1. Would prefer tighter feet and wasnt keen on her tail carriage.
Puppy Bitch (5, 1 abs)
1 Christies Checkmate Iz Terletskoy Dubravy by Sophtspot (Imp Rus) Beautifully trained black bitch, just coming up to 12 months. Nice head and expression with well set on ears. Good reach of neck, nice front and excellent bend of stifle. Lovely waggy tail. Moved well with a nice long stride. Best Puppy Bitch
2 Healey & Wheatons Hebemor Ruby Tiger From Acinonyx Happy 11 month well marked liver bitch. Well boned with excellent tight feet, nice overall shape. Not as positive on the move as 1.
3 Evans Dallydyl My Cousin Rachel
Junior Bitch (8)
1 Petersens Daedalus Grand Finale Eyecatching bitch with deep black spotting on pure white background. Pretty head with the darkest of eyes, good body shape, deep chest, well boned with nice bend of stifle. Very happy girl, wagging her tail all the time. Moved soundly.
2 Tingeys Dallyador Secret Addiction Another pretty black bitch, with good dark eye and nice spotty ears. Clean in outline with good bone and feet, correct topline and tail set. Has an excellent rapport with her handler. Not as positive on the move as 1 today.
3 Chappells Nalderhill Aphrodite at Waltzaway
Yearling Bitch (6)
1 Watts & Jacksons Tamilanda Continental Song JW Excellently pigmented black bitch with lovely dark eye and good ear carriage. Super bone, nice tight feet, good depth of chest and nice turn of stifle. Giving her handler a hard time on the move.
2 Chappells Nalderhill Aphrodite at Waltzaway Liver bitch who pulled herself together in this class. Good overall body shape, nice front and rear angulations, well muscled. She moved quite well but tended to be easily distracted which made things difficult for her handler.
3 Howards Shydally Brightest Star
Post Graduate Bitch (12)
1 Finch & Bonners Sophtspot Hocus Pocus at Dalticino Lovely deep black spotting on this bitch with good dark eye and expression. Nice body shape, good spring of rib, nicely boned with excellent hindquarters. Moved out well, keeping her topline and using her tail to her advantage.
2 Warehams Tamilanda Valentina Lilly at Dotsadaisy Well handled black bitch with a lovely head and expression. Clean outline, good bone, good deep chest, well muscled hindquarters and good tight feet. Good tail set, moved positively.
3 Davies Maddidalli Embers Glow
Limit Bitch (14, 2 abs)
1 McManus Boschendal Ashes Of Roses Really lovely black spotted bitch, nicely marked, lovely head and expression. Good reach of neck, good depth of chest and spring of rib, well boned with good feet. Good topline with well set on tail. On the move she covered the ground well with a long easy stride, could easily see her going all day. Pleased to award her the Res CC
2 Hobbs Rapanooey Rascallion Very happy liver bitch working well with her handler. Pretty head, nice expression, good front and depth of chest, well muscled hindquarters which she used well on the move. Her tail was on the go the whole time.
3 Warehams Tamilanda Blue Water Lilly at Dotsadaisy Sh.CM
Open Bitch (9, 2 abs)
1 Gardners Ch Dvojica Chilli Chutney For Wrendragge JW How delighted was I when I saw this bitch enter the ring. I had long admired her from the ringside and I was not disappointed. This liver bitch is stunning in outline, from her pretty head and ear carriage, to her well set on waggy tail. Lovely reach of neck, deep chest, good front and rear angulations, nicely boned, super tight feet. A joy to watch on the move, she covered the ground with an easy stride, using her well muscled hindquarters. One I would love to take home with me. A very well deserved CC & BOB
2 Neath-Duggan & Bakers Ch Buffrey Hanky Panky By Dalleaf JW Black bitch in immaculate coat, pretty head and expression, good ear carriage. Well boned, good front and rear angulations, good deep chest, nice topline and tail set. Happy girl being very attentive to her handler. Moved positively.
3 Dodds & Pearsons Ch & Ir Ch Kelevra Classic Cliché JW Sh.CM
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I share an office with my husband, though my desk is in the corner; I keep my area extremely organized. I know where things are, and I also label my shelves and bins. I have an area right in arms reach for whatever book I'm working on.
My favorite thing to use are sticky notes. I have them all over the desk calendar. I tend to forget things, or maybe they get pushed to the back of my brain with all the other stories floating around in my head. Even after I finish a book, I still keep the sticky notes in a notebook that has all of my story line and characters.
Alexis has had big dreams all her life, and she's worked hard to make them happen! After college she married and had a beautiful baby boy, living her dream as "Mommy" until Colton was safely entrenched in grade school. She lands her dream job at NASA, and her supportive husband, Jay, takes the lead on raising their son. The perfect family, right?
Twelve years later with no warning and no reason, Jay commits suicide. Colton goes into denial and blames his mother; Alexis buries herself in her work.
Seven months later, Alexis's biggest dream comes true. She's going to be on the next space shuttle! Her victory is short-lived when she finds out she has breast cancer. As her health declines, Colton delves into the dangerous circumstances of his father's death.
"Family Secrets" crept into Alexis's life when she wasn't paying attention. Will she and her son ever find out the truth? Or is it too late?
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She spends her time writing short stories as well as novels. She published her first novel 'Broken Promises,' in June 2012 and has currently finished her second novel 'Not Forgotten.' Besides writing, she enjoys spending time with her daughter and husband, their dog and two cats. She enjoys reading and working on crafts and scrapbooking. She graduated from The Institute of Children's Literature in spring 2011.
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Wife, mother, grandma, blogger, all wrapped into one person, although it does not define her these are roles that are important to her. From empty nesters to living with our oldest and 2 grandchildren while our house is rebuilt after a house fire in 10/2018 my life is something new each day.


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In Montana, it is illegal to drive on public roadways if your delta-9-tetrahydrocannobinol (THC) level is 5 ng/ml or higher. If your THC level is below 5ng/ml, you can still be charged with DUI drugs if the officer has probable cause to believe you are impaired.
MSU's Student Legal Services program is managed by the Associated Students of Montana State University (ASMSU). Please thank your student government for prioritizing legal services for MSU students!