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There are many different kinds of werewolves, and the Alpha Wolf is just one. Although some may argue the Alpha Wolf is the most important and powerful kind of werewolf there is.
Historically the Alpha werewolf is a shape changing creature that can become wolf by rubbing an ointment on themselves or by wearing a charm. Other ancient legends point to heredity playing a big part in the Alpha wolves. These legends state that one can only be an Alpha wolf if they are born into it. The legend also states that it can sometimes skip a generation, leaving some members of the family in complete unchanging human form. Should a new generation have the Alpha wolf gene passed onto them, it usually does not show up until puberty. Those who become Alpha wolves this way are thought to have supernatural strength and even some psychic abilities.
Ancient legend also states that there is one way to become an Alpha wolf without being born into the family line. That exception is to make a pact with the devil but this was a most extreme method. It was thought to only occur when a human wanted to seek revenge upon the death of someone they loved. Being in Alpha form could then give them supernatural abilities to conquer anyone and anything. Should one become an Alpha wolf this way, it's thought that the shape-changing can be done at the wolf's will and no conditions, such as a full moon, are needed.
The Twilight series focuses heavily on the Alpha wolf, with Jacob Black as the rightful heir to the title. In this take on the myth, Jacob gives up this right to another in the pack, Sam, and becomes Sam's right-hand companion. Twilight has a very interest take on the Alpha role position and it continues to come up throughout the entire series.
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i love <3 werewolves
You wouldn't if you really knew what we do and how we do it.
is there even a such thing as a were.???
to danmwolf if you don't know already were means man so its really man wolf but there are girl/woman werewolves.. and to everyone who thinks werewolves are mean we are not mean we are just very angry sometimes and if you ask me we or at least i don't eat people unless we have to but mostly we eat other animals like dogs cats rabbits small animals.
I Have lived for 23 years and i have belived in werewolfs but never seen.
werewolves are not blood thirsty evil beasts thats just a stereotype
started by vampires and store owners that sell silver objects.
why is it that whenever i look up werewolves on the internet the
IMORTAL NIGHT GAME AD is right there stairing me in the face.
i do to but i dont wunt to eat my family hahahahahahahaha
i like this creature, i want to b com a were wolve
hahahahahahahahaha thats funny !!!!!!!oh srry i bet your not kidding:( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(
you know,stop acting that way.you're acting immature and ignorant.
hi im brianna ive always belived in vampires and hoped somethiung like twilight would happen to me but no i wish a hot vampire came to me and wanted to be my boy friend
stop being mean
I don't understand why you idiots believe you're actually werewolves or acclaiming to want to be werewolves. It's a tribal situation, one can't just become one. And it's not like lycans are nice to anyone. It's a lifestyle, not just an occupation. Not a fantasy world for you no lifes to live in. We've been around since Lilith seduced Adam, as in Adam & Eve. You only know that you want your life to be different, so change it yourself. Just get a job, save your money, and move away. Stop wanting something that won't ever happen.
i dont believe there real because they dont look like it dont you guys think?
i love that pic up dare
I don't know much about werewolves but I want to become one since I was little. Can anyone help with this??
listen up midnightdoodoohead. we can believe what we want to. i bet you believed in werewolves. why are you even on here? are hurt other people's feelings calling them no lives and idiots? i think you need to just get off the computer, get your butt in a corner and think about how people feel right now about your comment. i bet you believed in many creatures that could exsist in another galaxies or dimension or a parralell universe which is possible to get to with being killed. if we could go back in time the closest type of werewolf like thing would be the anubis an egyptian type of werewolf. midnightrider just shut up with your mean comments and say something nice. apoligize to those you terrirized with your typed words.
sorry you can live going through a parralell universe
the stupid were wolfs on twilight arent real if you had close contact you wpuld understand cuz i am one reason i know is cuz my friend took a pic of me right before i bitt him you say im an idiot im a lone wolf black fur and the rest of the details i cannot say if you call me an idiot ive tried to loose the curse it never goes away but that fake twilight stuff is retarded!
Im a were wolf so u people who dont belive in them shut up
all natives are were wolves not white people like Layne Barker
i now its weird i love warewolfs
you say soo many thing but once the full moon come you will fear the dark that come. you dont know until you see what really happend. the way i know becuse i live in the navajo rez here there not much light to see there. if a person hate you for no good reson they'll made you sick. we call them skin-walker once the full moon in the night sky people dont do much cuz they fear. befor their wasn't much of them but after year's past more and more were made.but as for us navajo we kill them our self
What should you do if a werewolf is being hunted and you want to help it?
Actually According to our Scientific studies. is that we have found plenty of unusual bites on human beings. But apparently they do not cause any body-shaping to those who were bitten. Yet, people have reported some unusual Reports, As in an animal, big and black (is all they remember) Seeing when last being with those victims. Some people are unclear with what they have seen and are traumatized for life. Although most people do not believe in This Alpha. but in what i think, it is. With the bites we have seen, I'm pretty sure there IS something out there. but all i must say is only in urban territories. But some, very rare are in the city. And for myself, i have seen quite alot of Extremely awful things in the forest's all i say to you. is dare not go out in a full moon, midnight in to the woods or forests, whichever you recall is more dangerous. Therefore, these Beasts Or monsters whatever they are being referenced as are something that is very horrible. DO NOT make a pact with the devil. You must be pretty brave to doubt this. – Unknown
What u should do if a werewolf is being hunted , shoot it while you can do him a favor , lol, not like bullets hurt them anyways
silver kills them plus alphas cant die un less a natural wolf hunter kills him with a silver sword….
You people are nuts. They're mythical creatures and don't exist. Just came n here to do some research for my fantasy novel. What is wrong with people. There is a difference between fact and fiction!!! Maybe you guys need to seek some help and get a life! Wow. That's all I have to say….
im the alpha you know how my grandfather was one of the alphas and he past it to me when i was born
I won't to become one so badi have loved and believed in wolfs my whole life


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Circulating Leptin Levels and Weight Loss in Alzheimer's Disease PatientsPower D.A. · Noel J. · Collins R. · O'Neill D.
aDepartment of Clinical Geratology, Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, UK; bDepartment of Medicine for the Elderly, Mater Misericordiae Hospital, and cDepartment of Age-Related Health Care, Adeleaide, Meath and National Childrens Hospital, Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland
Weight loss is common in Alzheimer's disease (AD) and is predictive of mortality. Leptin, an adipocyte-derived peptide hormone is implicated in the regulation of satiety and energy expenditure. It acts on the hypothalamus to suppress appetite and increase energy expenditure. We undertook this study to determine if inappropriately elevated leptin levels play a role in AD-associated weight loss. Serum leptin levels of 8 patients in each of the following groups were determined: (1) AD, body mass index (BMI) >25; (2) AD, BMI <20; (3) non-Alzheimer's (vascular) dementia (VaD), BMI >25, and (4) VaD, BMI <20. Mean serum leptin levels were significantly lower in below-appropriate-weight patients (both AD and VaD) than in appropriate-weight controls. Below-appropriate-weight AD patients had a significantly lower mean serum leptin concentration than appropriate-weight VaD controls. Weight loss is a feature of AD. Inappropriately elevated leptin levels do not appear to be implicated. Indeed, we have shown that the afferent limb of the leptin feedback loop is intact in below-appropriate-weight AD patients and suggest hypothalamic dysfunction may underlie this feature.
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If anyone is retarded its you. Where do you come off making such an asinine statement? Are you some wizard or genius that the world hasn't discovered, hell no, you just some local yahoo who portrays himself smarter than anyone else, thank God we are only blessed with a few jerks like you.


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: I am a lay person. I do not hear the Gods. There is no constant...
I am a lay person.
I do not hear the Gods.
There is no constant chatter or static or grumbling or woo woo stuff going on for me.
And, for a while, I thought that meant I must be doing something wrong. That maybe I was not worshipping enough, devoting correctly, practicing properly.
I was…
Solitary practice……. La hija de la luna
Do you practice this, mintas-fotos?
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Safety, and the image of biking, is an issue that also concerns James Odom, SA's only bicycle messenger. With courier chops honed in Portland and Austin, Odom has been the sole rider for San Antonio's Dependable Express since June.
Bike messengers, and the courier business in general, have taken a beating this recession — partly due to advances in signature technology in email, but the scruffy courier image hasn't helped, either. For that reason, Odom rides clean-cut, like "a UPS guy, but in a red shirt," he says.
Odom says he can outrun the car messengers he competes against downtown. Most of his customers are in the legal business, which still demands hard-copy documents. Before noon, he often makes 15 trips to the courthouse, taking as little as four minutes to make a run. "I was talking to one of our car drivers today, and it takes him 20 minutes to get 12 blocks around downtown. I can get there and back in 10 or less," Odom said. Asked what part of town is the safest for a non-professional rider, he replied, "If you're skill level isn't that high, I would say suburbs are the safest place. King Williams is a pretty low traffic area. There's a lot of people who ride bikes in Southtown, but once you start getting more north, going up into Hildebrand, it's just kind of crazy. There's two lanes, and then it magically switches to three lanes and people are driving in the middle of the lanes and you're trying not to die."
Recently another company started using bikes to deliver, but the Bike Waiter is no competition to Odom's efforts. Started a little over a week ago by Shane Broussard, the new venture is an outgrowth of the pedicab-pulled billboard business he's had since 2009. With four riders including himself, the Bike Waiter delivers meals from nine downtown restaurants. They charge a 15 percent gratuity, plus a charge of $3.99 on a minimum order of $20. Their website (thebikewaiter.com) allows customers to order online, a nicety usually restricted to the big chain restaurants but now extended to select owner-operated eateries.
With stops and starts, bikes are coming to SA, and hopefully they'll stay. Before automobiles arrived at the turn of the century, it was bicyclists who pushed for paved roads in town, and safer roads to rural areas. Today, bicyclists are among the most vocal proponents for development of mass transit, including bike lanes. During Síclovía the Current spoke with Robin Stallings, director of BikeTexas, the state's largest bicycle education and advocacy organization that delivers bicycle safety instruction to over 20,000 public-school kids every year.
Thanks to last week's adoption of a complete streets policy San Antonio could move its bronze rating as a bicycle-friendly community to a gold rating in as little as five years, Stalling said. The ratings are given by the League of American Bicyclists, which currently recognizes 14 cities at the gold, or second-highest level for providing bicyclists safety, encouragement, and accommodations. "You've got everything in place. At the city level, you've got political support for it, but it's a big jump," she said. Nationally SA is still on the bottom half of all cities in per-capita spending on bicycling, but at a state level we're one of only three cities that have adopted both complete streets and a 3-foot passing rule. (Austin and Denton are the other two.) The Safe Passing Ordinance, passed by the state lege in 2009 but vetoed by Governor Rick Perry, cleared SA's Council in 2010. Like the statewide bill, this local ordinance lists cyclists, pedestrians, motorcyclists, and tow-truck operators as entitled to special consideration when encountered on the roadway by motorists. Another thing we've got going for us, said Stallings, is the B-cycle bike-sharing program.
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders captured the ECCHS Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Tournament Tuesday night by edging the Johnsonburg Ramettes 32-31 in double overtime.
The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch won the consolation game by defeating Ridgway 35-25.
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A foul shot by Chiara Genevro in the second overtime gave the Lady Crusaders the 32-31 win over Johnsonburg.
The Johnsonburg Rams handed the Elk County Catholic junior varsity squad a 43-34 setback in the finals of the Elk County Catholic Junior Varsity Tournament to claim the championship. The tournament was held at the ECCHS gyms over the past two evenings. In the consolation game, the Ridgway Elkers defeated the St. Marys Area JVs by a 56 to 47 score to claim third place.
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The Johnsonburg Rams JVs defeated Elk County Catholic 43-34 to claim the championship of the Elk County Catholic Boys' Junior Varsity Tournament last evening.
The Elk County Catholic Crusaders junior high squad defeated the Ridgway Elkers by a 42 to 25 score to capture first place in the Elk County Catholic Junior High Holiday Tournament held at the gyms at Elk Catholic.
The Brockway Rovers finished in third place, defeating the St. Marys Area Flying Dutch junior high team by a 43-16 score in the consolation game.
ECCHS vs. Ridgway
Elk Catholic was in control of the game against the Elkers from start to finish, outscoring the Ridgway boys in every quarter.
The Elk County Catholic Crusaders will meet the Johnsonburg Rams this evening at 8 p.m. in the finals of the ECCHS Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Tournament.
Elk Catholic advanced to the finals, rallying to beat the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen 51-43, while the Johnsonburg Rams rolled over the Ridgway Elkers 64-35.
ECCHS vs. St. Marys
The first period of play saw the Dutch dominate the Crusaders as they opened an 18-7 lead. Elk Catholic outscored St. Marys 11-10 in the second period to cut the St. Marys lead to 28-18 at the half.
The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders will meet the Johnsonburg Ramettes tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the championship game of the ECCHS Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Tournament.
Elk Catholic reached the finals with a 31-8 win over Ridgway, while Johnsonburg defeated St. Marys Area 52-40.
ECCHS vs. Ridgway
The Lady Crusaders opened an 11-4 first-period lead over the Lady Elkers. The second period saw Elk outscore Ridgway 9-0 to take a 20-4 halftime lead.
Elk Catholic's Crusaders recorded a big victory on Thursday evening when they handed the previously undefeated DuBois Central Cardinals a 69-64 overtime loss at the Aaron J. Straub Gym on the Elk Catholic campus. Ben Daghir's three-point shot at the buzzer tied the game at 54-all at the end of regulation, then the Crusaders outscored the Cardinals 15-10 in the OT to win the game.
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The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch remained perfect on the young season with a 70-41 victory over the DuBois Central Catholic Lady Cardinals last night at the SMAHS Dutch Oven.
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The Coudersport Falcons used a 14-for-14 effort from the foul line in the fourth quarter to defeat the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen by a 59-51 score last night at the Dutch Oven.
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TEMPERANCE — Bedford's hockey team wrapped up another Northwest Hockey Conference title by while winning two games over the weekend.
The Mules blanked Sylvania Southview 6-0 Friday to finish 9-1 and win the league's regular-season championship. Due to game-count limits, they have opted out of the league playoffs.
Noah Szenderski had a goal and two assists and Travis Krider had three assists. Grant McCormack, Graham Goupille, Dominic Pisanti, Michael Pisanti and Brenden Campbell also scored.
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Michael Pisanti and Szenderski scored two goals. Kyle Kuhr, Josh Hoogendoorn and Dominic Pisanti also scored.
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Heaven Hammock, a junior welterweight, was beaten by a girl who already has 37 fights.
Fanola scores three
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In earlier games, Tyler White poured in a playoff-high 20 points as Spartan Insurance doubled up on the Badgers 34-17. Brian Russell led the losers with 15 points.
Lewis' 13 points helped the Buckeyes eliminate Star Insurance 32-22 and Marlin Martin scored 16 as the Titans downed Star Insurance 35-17.
Martin, who averaged 16.5 points a game, was named league MVP.
Lewis, Cook, Michael Dines (Badgers), C.J. Henning (Spartans) and Darius Hatcher (Star Insurance) were named to the all-league team.
Long leads Hawks
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We are about to have our windows replaced, roof replaced and new exterior paint. Overwhelmed with the choices and selections to be made. I think we are going to have roof first, windows next and then paint. Need help with color ideas for roof and house. The only "given" we have is brick leading up to front of house and on our walls. Those will not be changed but need a color to blend. Our ole house is built in the 50s and is in need of some attention and updating and am hoping all these things will give it some life. I've scoured the Houzz website looking for inspiration but it's hard when most of the homes featured are huge mansions and not your ordinary ranch. I have included some photos of house and brick, and possible roof color choices ... love to hear your ideas and suggestions! Thank you!
Since there are an infinite number of paint colours to choose from, I think you are doing it in the right order. Roof first, paint last.
I would pull a roof color that would coordinate with your brick and stone (steps/porch?). Most shingle selection offers something with some browns/tans. After that is chosen and up, then I would look for a paint color that comes from some of those porch stones and looks good with your brick.
I am assuming the yellow is brick you want to retain the color of? or is the white area the brick?
I like to plan it all out in advance. I'd decide what color I thought was most appropriate for the style of the house and your personal preferences. How your windows factor in depends on the type of windows you want to install. When you have those two things chosen, I find it easier to pick a roof color-because there are plenty of options out there-that compliments how you want the overall house to look. Once I have all the elements chosen, then I would start the work and would likely do the roof first since if you have a bad roof, everything below it suffers.
Our place looks a little wonky because we wanted to paint the house, get the outside clean, repaired, and more attractive than it was. Our roof is green and doesn't do much for the exterior colors we've chosen, but since it isn't failing, it will stay until it needs replaced. When that time comes, we already know what color it will be due to the advance planning and we won't have to worry about whether it compliments the house. In the long run, it works best for us even if we have to live with the weird temporarily. It probably won't be too long before we'll have to replace it, so we don't find it bothersome. When the whole project is complete, what used to be the eyesore of the neighborhood will delight the neighbors, I'm sure.
Anyway, since you'll be doing this all at once-and I envy you for that!-take your time, make a plan, decide what you like color-wise, play with a million color chips if need be, and once you get excited about the plan you've chosen, you'll know you're ready to git it done!
One more thing. In what part of the country are you located? Knowing that helps making color suggestions more appropriate.
Good luck on breathing new life into the tired and weary...and keep us posted on the progress! We love to see fantastic changes!
View roof shingle samples next to your brickwork to see which are compatible. Tho the roof is far from the brick, the whole picture is important. Look at neutrals such as tans, taupes, browns, grays. Carry a sample, once decided upon, of the shingle to the paint store to again, see what house colors work best factoring in the neighbors (if applicable). Then, select a front door color that compliments the facade of your home, but pops to call attention to it. The shutters could echo the roof color or the door color.
There are two books on color that I use over and over, and I would suggest that if you can find them in your public library or bookstore they would be worth a read before you choose your colors.
"The Right Color", by Eve Ashcraft
"House Colors: Exterior Color by Style of Architecture", by Susan Hershman
When ever clients hire me to consult on an exterior I always give the same advice. Start with the fixed materials that give you the least number of choices. Paint can always be "tweaked". Your selection of roofing materials may be limited, so don't back yourself into a corner with paint until you have planned out the other "hard" materials first.
I am like Christie - I also have to plan out the whole project to give me direction. With that being said, the advice to pick the roof to match the items you probably won't change - the brick, the stone, windows. Paint can always be tweaked.
I also wouldn't finalize my paint color til the other stuff is installed. The light will change the colors a bit.
And how exciting....keep us up on the pictures!
As far as seeing pictures already - I have used the real estate sites that list homes for sale. I will pull up homes in a neighborhood/suburb/school system - an area where people will pay attention to detail that will have similar style homes.
I have also been known to also drive thru those same neighborhoods.
Paint is easily changed, but the expense of a roof is significant, so choose that first. Great advice above from everyone.
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