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It's the day after Halloween and you know what that means... It's the day to to peruse all the pictures and silently judge who your most creative friends are. So far my favorite goes to the two chefs with their baby as a lobster in a pot. I imagine it's a very cathartic and simultaneously adorable costume.
Seeing all these photos got me to thinking that it's about time that I posted some more glamour photos of our bike frame. So without further ado...
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The story thus far...
The Universe works in strange ways. I never thought I'd find myself in San Francisco combining my love of origami with sheets of metal rather than paper. But here I am and I have backup! We are a team of adventurous souls with the same love of the craft and a yearning to be independent.
This brings us to why we are reading this, rather than riding bikes around in the glorious sunshine, (today is a remarkable 80 degrees in San Francisco). Our team, Ronin Bicycle Works, wants to continue our work to affordably bring the bicycling community one of the lightest, stiffest and most durable bicycle frames on the market and bring back bicycle frame manufacturing to the US. Since we have a strong independent streak, we want to do it without the usual angel funding or venture capital. Why do we think we can do it? Because we can fold the stiffest sheet metals like they were paper, bond the parts together without welding or brazing and because we've already built a working lightweight frame out of aluminum 6061-T6.
The great people over at Galgon Industries, Manfred, Steve, Tony, Colin, Tuan and Sarathy, (to name a few), were instrumental in getting the first prototype out. Over the course of three weeks we met, designed, rapid prototyped in paper and burned out the first set of parts out of metal. The first parts went together without issue and made a good bike. We burned a set of reinforcement parts to add to the frame and made an excellent bike. Then Galgon Industries announced its retirement after 44 remarkable years. We wish your team a happy retirement and for the rest of you youngsters, a happy new job placement!
Now we'd like to work with the Kickstarter community to take us the rest of the way to create production ready US made bicycle frames. With the lessons learned from the first prototype, we could kick out an amazing aluminum 6061-T6 road bike frame quickly. But we'd also like to work with titanium, various series of aluminum, steel and magnesium. We'd also like your input on what type of frame you'd like to see, whether it be road, mountain full suspension or hardtail, 29'er, commuter, beach cruiser or other type of bike. Look for us on Kickstarter soon. For more information on our technology and team go here: http://www.roninmetalmasters.com.
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Sundance 2012 Preview: Competition Drama 'Valley of Saints' (Exclusive Video)
Musa Syeed's debut feature will have its world premiere Monday, Jan. 23.
Musa Syeed's debut feature Valley of Saints will screen as part of the world narrative competition program at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. The drama will have its world premiere Monday, Jan. 23, at 6 p.m. at the Yarrow Hotel Theatre.
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Syeed's film follows a man planning to escape the war and poverty surrounding his village in Kashmir until a beautiful woman researching the local dying lake appears. Nicholas Bruckman produced the project.
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THR here hosts the exclusive teaser trailer.
"When watching the trailer, I want people to experience the beauty of Kashmir, despite its danger," says Syeed. "I hope it conveys a feeling of love and hope."
The music for the film was composed by Kashmiri American Mubashir Mohi-uh-Din of the New York band zerobridge. "He was able to create a beautiful score, featuring his guitar backed by local musicians, which was recorded in Kashmir," says Syeed. "Like the film, the score is a meeting of the modern and the traditional."

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Little Mix star Perrie Edwards has broken her silence about her summer engagement to One Direction hunk Zayn Malik, revealing she's still on "cloud nine" after her fiance's romantic proposal.
The 20 year old hasn't spoken about her wedding plans or revealed details of how Malik asked her to be his wife back in August (13), but now she has told Britain's Bliss magazine that she's still overjoyed.
She says, "We're just so happy right now. I'm on cloud nine and so is he."
The singer surprised her bandmates with the wedding news the morning after Malik popped the question.
Jade Thirlwall tells the publication, "She got proposed to on Sunday, we were back at work on Monday and it was the first thing she said!"


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What is a comparator?
A comparator is a device that compares the voltage of the input signal (analog) with the reference voltage (Vref) and outputs either a high or low signal according to whether the input signal voltage is higher or lower. A comparator can also be interpreted as a 1-bit A/D converter. As with an operational amplifier, a comparator has five pins and is represented by a triangle symbol in circuit diagrams. A typical example of usage is shown below.
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Linking Sausage, Maintenance for the VP215
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Weekly Blog Post - Linking Sausage, Maintenance for the VP215
Find out what's going on at Walton's and Meatgistics this week. We will have a loose schedule for soon to be released videos, what we are working on long term and maybe a few quick tips and tricks that are on our mind!
What Videos are being released soon?
Sausage Linking - In this video we go over a few different ways to link sausages and brats. We try to give step by step instructions while keeping things simple. At the end of the video we showed an advanced technique and you might notice it's not me who is linking those!
Maintenance on the VP 215 - The VP 215 is a great vacuum machine for both the heavy home user or lighter commercial use. It is a chambered machine which means the entire bag goes into the chamber for vacuuming and sealing. It does need to have its oil changed periodically though, in this video we go over how to do that and how often it should be done.
What Projects are we looking ahead at?
We are working on some Dry Cured Salami, Pepperoni and Chorizo. We will be releasing a video on this with instructions and some of the science behind it in the upcoming months, hopefully before hunting season begins in earnest. We are getting closer to having Meatgistics University ready to release. It should be ready by fall, we will release it once we have all of the basic courses filmed and edited.
What's on our Mind?
There are a lot of things to keep in mind when you are purchasing meat from the grocery store and depending on what you are going to do with the product you need to pay attention to different things. If you are buying meat or chicken to marinade then you should look for meat that has not been pumped full of water. Most bargain chicken breast you purchase will be pumped up to as much as 15%, well if it is already pumped then it is not going to pick up much more of the seasoning or solution. I purchased some chicken and pork the other day to try some new marinades and to buy chicken without any water added it was around $6 a lb, it was worth it though as it took up far more of the seasoning than normal chicken and pork would have.
Also keep an eye out for Ali at AAMP and her Twitter, Instagram and Facebook posts about the latest in meat processing and what Walton's employees are doing there!
New Products
General Tso Marinade I am almost positive I have found my new favorite Marinade for both Chicken and Especially Pork! We tried a sample of this the other day from Excalibur Seasonings and it was an instant favorite. It has a nice mix of sweetness with a little bit or red pepper flakes to give it a hint of heat. If you are like me and order General Tsos chicken (hold the broccoli) anytime you order Chinese Food then this is a MUST buy! We will have it in stock in a few weeks and it has already been set up on the Website.
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@carla-edwards Good setup, I like the glass insert to let you monitor without opening. Welcome to the board, always good to get some cold smoking expertise on here!
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Find out what's going on at Walton's and Meatgistics this week. We will have a loose schedule for soon to be released videos, what we are working on long-term and maybe a few quick tips and tricks that are on our mind!What Videos are being released soon?
Will it BBQ? Smores! - We know that Smores will BBq, it is basically the same process on a grill or smoker as over a fire. However, we wanted to do this for two reasons. First, we wanted to see if you could do large amounts as a dessert at once and still have it taste as good and second, we wanted some smores!
Weston Multi-Layered Burger Press - This new product from Weston will let you make multiple burgers of the same diameter quickly and easily. It is a little easier than using a single press if you want to make multiple but you don't have to clean a stuffer like you do when using the Rapid Forming Patty Attachment. They tried for a best of both worlds type of product and they did a pretty good job!What Projects are we looking ahead at?
PK-100 Review - We finally got this shot. It is being edited now and should be released in the next few weeks. It is a great little smoker and even at its price more people should be using this. It gives you professional performance and home user convenience.
The Best Burger - One of these days I am going to get around to making a few different burgers out of different types of meat and determining the "best". I am finding I like pork burgers over beef burgers more and more so the test is going to be a 100% beef burger, a 100% pork burger, a mix of 50% 50% and maybe a brisket burger. That last one will open happen if I can convince Austin to allow me to purchase a brisket and grind it up!What's on our Mind?
How much does genetics play into the best diet for individuals? I know one of the reasons diets don't work for everyone is that depending on where we came from we have different nutritional needs. Well, I just sent in my DNA genetic test to a popular company and I am getting a report on what genes I have that SHOULD show me what foods will work best with my body. Once I get that back in a few weeks I am going to alter my diet and see what the results are, I will keep a running blog of the results in body weight and energy and let everyone know. I am going to be crushed if it says I need to stop eating so much red meat!Weston 6 Tray Digital Dehydrator Compact Digital Kitchen Scale
I cold smoke all kinds of products to sell at the local farmer's markets. Altho I use the Masterbuilt setup I've seen other people make their own with a 3" dryer vent hose.
The only trick is to keep your smoke generating source away from your smoker unit as all smoke will contain some heat. The father away the better for your product. Also make sure you're smoker unit isn't parked in a sunny spot as this will also increase the temperature inside the unit itself. I have to use a sheet of plywood on the side of mine in the early mornings to keep the sun from hitting it.
@Big-Mike Can you send me a picture of the product or are they already all gone? I spoke with someone here and they thought cook schedule and fatting out but your process doesn't indicate to me that either of these was the issue.
@mswoody6-4 The first question would be are you doing it through waltonsinc.com/win? I am assuming that you are so if that is correct the next thing to check is to make sure you are logged in on that page. You will need to login to the account first, I find the easiest way to do this is via my facebook account. Then when you click to comment it should prompt you to log in with your youtube or google account so that it can track who is commenting. If the pop-up for logging in to youtube/google is not coming up you might have a pop-up blocker running on your account and that will need to be turned off.
Making Bratwurst from Jerky Seasonings
Learn about Making Bratwurst from Jerky Seasonings with Walton's and Meatgistics. Watch the video, read the guide, and then post your questions or comments below.Meat Hacks
One of the questions we get a lot on meatgistics is if you can use a seasoning that is designed for either snack sticks or jerky to make bratwursts out of or vice versa. The answer is absolutely you can there are just a few things you need to do differently and keep in mind. First, if you are using a bratwurst or summer sausage seasoning to make jerky it might end up having a stronger taste than you are used too. This isn't a bad thing necessarily but it is something you will need to play around with to make sure you get the taste you are looking for. The same is sort of true if you use a jerky seasoning to make a bratwurst but since in this product the seasoning will be mixed into the meat it's not like we are going to end up with a dull tasting brat. Also, if you buy a jerky seasoning and make a bratwurst you don't need to use the included sure cure package and if are using a bratwurst seasoning to make jerky or snack sticks then you need to purchase sure cure separately as it will not come with the brat seasoning.
So today we are going to grinding 20 lb of meat and making brats out of them. We will be doing a 10 lb of batch out of BBQ Jerky seasoning and I am going to add some ghost pepper cheese to some of this because these are going to be eaten when I'm not around and I want them to suffer! I am going to use our new seasoning Conversion Chart which I will put a link to in the description down below that shows you how much seasoning to use by weight and by measurement per 1 lb and 5 lb batch. So for BBQ seasoning for 10 lb, I will need to do 2.5 cups 2 tbsp and 4 tsp for 5 lb of brats made from bloody mary snack stick seasoning 1/4 cup and 1 tsp.
I am going to do the majority of the BBQ with no cheese but then I will add some ghost pepper to the last few lb just to see what it is like and I will add cheddar to the bloody mary brats.
I am also going to be making some Bratwursts out of Bloody Mary Jerky Seasoning and I will use the Conversion Chart for that as well.
I've already ground all my meat twice through a 3/8 plate. A good tip is at the end of the second grind to take a handful of meat that has already been ground twice and put it back down through the grinder, this will force the last remaining bits in the throat out through the plate so everything has been ground twice.
Since I am making bratwurst and not snack sticks out of these seasonings I don't need any protein extraction so I am just going to mix in the seasoning and cheese by hand.
Now I am just going to stuff it. I am using a tubed hog casing and to load these we just need to slide the plastic sleeve on the stuffing tube, move the casing down to where it is all on the tube and then pull out the plastic sleeve. I also like the tubed hog casings as all you need to do is soak them in warm water before they are ready for use.
They were both pretty good but I liked the Bloody Mary ones better, the BBQ was just a bit sweet. Now, we made these from Beef so it might partially be the difference in beef fat vs pork fat but I also think that with a Bratwurst you just don't want as sweet a product as you might want with Jerky.
So, all in all this was a success for sure. I think an important lesson to learn was that when you take a Jerky Seasoning to make Bratwurst you need to take into account what will make a good bratwurst, just because you love the taste of BBQ Jerky doesn't necessarily mean you will love that taste in a bratwurst.Subscribe to WaltonsTV
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South African farmers panic after list of apparent expropriation targets published
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South Africa is going the same way as its northern neighbour, Zimbabwe, which went from being a bread-basket to living on aid handouts
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False Western Narratives have Deepened Russia-West Estrangement
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On both the Novichok poisoning and nerve agent attacks by Syrian government forces — the UK and Russia have distinctly different stories. Obviously someone is lying
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Decline in the Fall (Or Late Summer, Anyway)
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America, and large parts of the West, are approaching what might be called the Soviet Union by Disney. Fred Reed explains
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The Politically Correct Western Media Keeps Covering Up Violent Attacks by Extremists
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The western media and the authorities are clearly in denial over the problem. Why?
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Iraq, Turkey, European Allies Scheme to Skirt New U.S. Sanctions on Iran
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Regional governments and some European nations agree on plan to help Iran avoid the main impact of new U.S. sanctions
Category: Feature Posts, Iran
Italy's NATO Racket… A Bridge Too Far
By Finian Cunningham on August 17, 2018
Finian Cunningham on how the perceived Russia- threat played a part in the collapse of the Genoa viaduct
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Israel – US High Tech Parasite
By wmw_admin on August 17, 2018
Israel continues to rob the US blind.
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A US trade war with Turkey over a little known pastor? Don't believe a word of it
By Robert Fisk on August 17, 2018
Erdogan's real crime was to help Iran avoid the worst of U.S. sanctions and to purchase Russia's S-400 air defence system
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Yazidi Teenager Meets ISIS Captor Who Enslaved Her; He's Now a "Refugee" in Germany
By Paul Joseph Watson on August 16, 2018
A Christian Yazdi girl who fled Iraq after being held captive by ISIS has returned. After she met her ISIS captor on the street in Germany
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Are the mainstream U.S. 'news' media evil?
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(thank you, S.E. Hinton for a good book and a title that resonates)
When my dad was a boy in small town Newark, Ohio, the local shoe store had a fluoroscope, a machine that used X-rays to reflect an image of the customer's foot inside a shoe. What a marvelous way to both determine the fit of the shoe, and to soak up potentially hazardous radiation! I'm fairly sure Mr. Friendly Shoe Retailer meant no harm to his customers, and was hoping nothing more than to prevent aching feet due to ill-fitting shoes. A shoe shopper today would be more inclined to follow current guidelines.
I put my heart and soul into creating the best environment possible for my children as they were growing up. As one example, our nighttime routine included three read aloud books--so that each could pick a reading for us to enjoy together every single night. My husband and I attended to every need and looked for opportunities to provide a range of experiences beyond what either of us enjoyed as children. Our home was filled with happiness and laughter. We made sure our kids knew they were smart and loved. Wait! Zzzzrrrrriiippp! Rewind!
Why did I praise their accomplishments and admire their intellect? Now it is becoming apparent through the work of Carol Dweck that the way to encourage children is to recognize and celebrate effort, not achievement. All those "encouraging" words that I heaped onto their sensitive souls may have done more to turn them into little perfectionists with clipped wings than fledglings eager to soar. I should have worked with them to develop more grit, the stuff that's needed in this today's world. I didn't understand the concept of growth mindset.
Fortunately, kids are resilient. Mine enjoyed their childhoods and are learning to take their place in the world. And I am learning to apply what I now know about mindset to my relationship with my young adult son and daughters.
As educators, let's remember:
1. That was then. Some of our less effective practices of the past were our best at the time.
2. This is now. More is known about how young brains work, the social nature of learning, and the skills needed for success in jobs not yet envisioned.
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How does G-force affect the body?
What do G-forces, both positive and negative, do to the human body? I have heard a retired driver state that he retired due to health problems associated with the G forces. Anyone out there know anything about this topic?? Thanks for your input!Last edit by Huganurse on Jun 30, '02
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Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 334; Likes: 5Aug 8, '01Not sure about positive g's (acceleration) but i know negitive g's (braking) can cause retinal detachment, this happened to "Big Daddy" Don Garlits a few years back and he had the choice to stop racing or stop seeing, also from a former drag racers stand point there isn't much of a better natural rush than positive g's off the starting line.Aug 8, '01G-force is the gravitational pull on the body. Positive g-force is what pilots (jet) experience can cause many things, biggest one---blacking out. Negative g-force is weightlessness, like what you experience going down a hill on a roller coster, or what the astronaunts experience in space. With negative force, for extended periods, it causes muscle atropy. I'm sure there are many other effects, those are just the main ones I always think of.Last edit by CC NRSE on Aug 8, '01Aug 8, '01Oh! I love physics!
Positive G force will push the blood in your body towards your feet and resist your heart's attempts to pump it back up to your brain. You will begin to get tunnel vision, then things will lose color and turn white, and finally everything will go black.
Negative Gs will push the blood up into the head, just the opposite of positive Gs. However, while the body can stand up to 9 positive Gs without severe consequences, blood vessels in your eyes will start to rupture when you apply as little as 2 to 3 negative Gs. This is known as redout.. A pilot who pushes too many negative Gs will be seeing the world through bloodshot eyes.
Here's a handy little G-force table:
Ultracentrifuge 300,000 G
Baseball struck by bat 3000 G
Soccer ball struck by foot 300 G
Automobile crash (100 km/h into wall) 100 G
Parachutist during opening of parachute 33 G
Gravity on surface of Sun 27 G
Explosive seat ejection from aircraft 15 G
F16 aircraft pulling out of dive 8 G
Loss of consciousness in man ("blackout") 7 G
Gravity on surface of Earth 1 G
Braking of automobile 0.8 G
Gravity on surface of Moon .17 GLast edit by fiestynurse on Aug 8, '01Aug 8, '01Thank you!! I knew someone out there on this BB would know something about G forces. The amount of force that these race car drivers go through is 3 on acceleration, and 5 to 6 G's when the chute is pulled. I now remember about Garlits and thank you Kewlnurse for jogging my memory. I keep thinking that if G forces can detach retinas, what else is it doing to the brain and other internal organs like the heart? This is very important for me to know, maybe there is a USAF nurse out there who knows more? These drivers may do this up to 5 or 6 times per weekend and up to 30 weekends per year. They frequently clock over 300 mph in the quarter mile. Other questions that come to mind: Is there any difference in risks for men vs women? Does any risk increase with the amount of time that the body is subjected to the G force?Aug 8, '01Hey fiestynurse! I knew you'd help me out. I was writting my last message when you posted yours. Sounds like there are some risks involved, but at the lower G's (compared to jet aircraft) the risks are probably minimal. Glad to know! Any more info out there?Aug 9, '01wonderful info--thanks..........something my husband thought was interesting (and didn't have to fake it!!!)Aug 9, '01Makes me wonder what's happening to my kid's brain when she goes on all these scary amusement park rides. Does anybody have any information about that? Are there any set limits on G forces for amusement park rides? Some of these rides are becoming pretty extreme!Last edit by fiestynurse on Aug 9, '01Aug 9, '01There was a report I rmember hearing about that mentioned a higher incidence of brain injury from the new extreme roller coasters. I'm looking for it now, but I'm in the middle of moving and I think I packed it already.Aug 9, '01Recently, a woman died on one of those rides--an UNKNOWN brain anuerysm (sp?)!!
I hate those things--my son loves them, b/o his shunt, he can only go on the tamer ones at the fair--no super duper hurl-o-matics, please, but someone else has to take him, I don't even want to be at the same park or whatever.Aug 9, '01Went surfin for more info and found this site which has alot of the answers to our questions at Thinkquest.org
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Hello everyone, this is my first build, so maybe it's not perfect, and sorry for bad English.
First a introduction of the char:
Twisted Fate is an awesome Char, if you know how to play him right, you must learn to use his Ult right, and you have to learn his 'Pick Card' to, otherwise you will not be to much help.
Many missuses his ult to back stab or just teleport to a creepwawe somewhere, It is a great backstabb skill, yes, but it can be used as a -team-fight-turning, help your teammates, lightning up the map. But, always remember to lock goldcard before you ult!
And remember, sometimes a red card can be more useful than a goldcard.
Early Game:
I prefer mid, TF is a great midchar with both aoe-dmg, slow and stun.
But he is also great at laning, obviously because of his slow-stun, but if you go mid, you will have your ult and a pickaxe early (i will come to that later). I have seen many TF's with Dorans Blade or Vampiric Scepter as first item, i don't say it is wrong, i just don't approve with it. I think a dagger and a health pot is more useful, because you can have your berserker greaves early and you should not have to much problems staying in mid until lvl 6, then u can return home and then ult (or run if your opponent don't push, do not use your ult in vane) back. If he is pushing, ult in behind him and stun him (because you ALLWAYS have gold card when you ult) and hopefully you get a kill.
The main reason i take pickaxe early is because you have a great critt chance, and pickaxe give you great dmg early, for a small penny, additionally you can turn it into something useful later.
Mid Game:
Depending on how the game goes on, maybe the lanes have already twisted upp or some have just started ganking, watch out, you are squishy, get a V Scepter, it will save your life from time to time. I am not one of those guide makers they say "you will probably have 2 or three kills by now" because sometimes i go 4-0-0 into midgame and sometimes 0-0-0 or sometimes even 0-2-0, you cant predict a game, just do your best. But get starks fevor as soon as possible, then, depending on their teem and how much they focus you, get Frozen early or Bloodrazor, Sword of Divine is a great item for TF because it stacks with your stacked deck, i usually get it and then sell it, to build something better, depending on how the game goes on.
Late game:
Now the lanes will have twisted upp and you will have ganked or have been ganked (or else its a pretty F*ed up game) your ult may have killed many by now, or you may just have died.
If it goes well and they have started focus you (for obviously reasons) Get Mallet (if you're not having it) or Leviathan.
I say it again, learn to lock goldcard, especially in teamfights, and if you do, it can often be good to stun those that hit your teammates and not to hit those who try to run away, if you have your ult they will be a easy prey for u later, it is more important that your teammates survive so you don't get aced.
Side Notes:
I've seen many TF's with malady, i do not like it for TF, Starks is better, way better.
And, you may have noticed that i don't like Wild Cards, it is sometimes good to put one point in it, especially if you meet heimer in mid, to kill his tower in safe range. or maybe check bushes for gankers.
Remember, if your opponent goes strangely aggressive or very defensive, look out for ganks, your pretty f*cked if you get ganked earlygame, it can be hard to outrun ganks from their tower in mid.
I often survive Shaco-ganks at the start because they often drop exhaust to early and my ghost and health pot help me get away to safety behind my tower.
Another thing, always look on the map, maby your teammates are good at missing, but that does not mean you are safe from gankes, throw an eye at the minimap sometimes, and you will probably survive longer, also then you can see if someone need your help and ult there.
Hope you have fun playing him and good luck ^^


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NEW YORK (AP) Major League Soccer's disciplinary committee has suspended Chicago Fire forward Guillermo Franco for an additional game and fined him an undisclosed amount for endangering the safety of an opponent.
Franco is accused of making a reckless challenge on Philadelphia Union midfielder Brian Carroll in the 78th minute of their game Wednesday night.
Because the referee issued a red card on the play, Franco will be suspended two games.
Franco will serve the first game of his suspension Saturday, when the Fire travel to face the New York Red Bulls. He will serve the second game Oct. 20 when the Fire play the New England Revolution.


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Oklahoma recruit Brandon Williams put on a show Friday night in Giddings. He carried the ball18 times for 259 yards and four touchdowns. Williams scored on runs of 42, 1, 72, and 60 yards. The result was a Brookshire Royal win, leading the Buffs 34 to 31.
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"Heat" by Michael Chitwood
Poetry 180: A Poem a Day for American High Schools, Hosted by Billy Collins, U.S. Poet Laureate, 2001-2003
Back to Full List of 180 Poems
A Coke bottle stopped with a sprinkle head sat at one end of the board. She'd swap iron for bottle, splash the cloth, then go at it with the iron. The crooked was made straight, the wrinkled smooth, and she'd lecture from that altar where rumpled sheets went crisp. "If Old Scratch gets his claws in your thigh or neck, you burn a thousand years and that is the first day." Our clothes got rigid, seam matched seam. Our bodies would ruin her work.
—Michael Chitwood
from Meridian, Issue 7, Spring 2001
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
Copyright 2001 by Michael Chitwood.
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Reprinted by permission of University of Virginia from Meridian, Issue 7, Spring 2001. Copyright 2001 by Michael Chitwood. For further permissions information, contact Meridian, University of Virginia, P.O. Box 400145-4145, Charlottesville, VA, www.readmeridian.org.
About the Poet
Michael Chitwood (1958- ) is the author of a number of poetry collections, including Living Wages: Poems (Tupelo Press, 2014). He earned a BA from Emory & Henry College and an MFA from the University of Virginia.
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"I'm a virtuous hour into fantasy family building and benevolent gestures before the daydream starts to creep beyond the entirely necessary or charitable boundary..."
Fay's Story
When she awoke to the truth, Fay was thirty-one Browbeaten, confused and a mum Despite a decade of devaluation She kept schtum for fear of humiliation And crawled into a private pit of 'make-do'.
Women of Faith
Share your strength, from the epicentre of the light.
Cook a third meal (for later in the week and never mind the lack of fridge space)
19 Summers
"19 years since I glimpsed you for the first time 19 years since you made me a mum 19 years of grappling with my own mortality 19 summers since I've loved you until I'm numb"
Frugal Feasting – Part 2 : make that chicken work for you!
"Anyone else play the 'what would be your last meal' game for fun (black humour reigns chez moi)? So whilst my kids take ages choosing between dishes and then negotiating 2 starters and basically way more food than they could possibly stomach, its chicken all the way for me"
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Reality denied
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Life is a risky business. Any path can lead you to a dead end or might be paved with gold. I've always envied people without ambition or curiosity (as I feel it). Childhood friends who marry the guy or girl down the road and buy a house close enough to walk to their parents' home.....and they …


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The American Heart Association recently named Rossman among the top 10 Missouri schools raising funds through the association's "Jump Rope for Heart" and "Hoops for Heart" fundraisers in 2016-2017.
Last February, more than 150 Rossman students in grades 2 through 6 participated in the events, raising $11,790. The School has supported Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart for over 25 years, raising more than $170,000 for heart research and health education.
Co-coordinators for the events are physical education teachers Larry Huusko and Jenna Lucas, who were presented with the AHA's...Read more
Rossman strives to provide a traditional education with innovation. Woven throughout the school's program are innovative projects such as the sixth grade symbolizing heroes through ceramic art pieces, the third grade building rotational symmetry with LEGOs in art, and the fifth grade experimenting in science with motorized Scribble Bot machines to name a few. Innovation occurs when teachers communicate and inspire each other with new ideas.
Summer is the perfect time to continue innovative projects for children. Passions can be captured, and there is time to "play", create,...Read more
This week, the Rossman community celebrated the school's 100th year with a Day of Service personifying the values Rossman has held close for a century. Students, faculty, staff and parent volunteers participated in the "Service Triathlon" supporting three non-profit organizations: Good Shepherd Children and Family Services in St. Louis, Operation Gratitude...Read more
Rossman School was recently honored at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - Gateway Chapter's Light the Night event. The annual event celebrates the strides that have been made in the fight against blood cancer and culminates with a walk to raise awareness for blood cancers and funds for research. Rossman was recognized as a top school for "Student Series" at the event, having made the second largest donation of St. Louis area schools last year.
Last spring, Rossman's 2015-2016 Student Council representatives coordinated a series of successful fundraisers to support LLS. The...Read more
Fourteen Rossman School students, teachers, parents and friends recently stepped into the spotlight to have their tresses trimmed for the Pantene Beautiful Lengths program, which provides women battling cancer with free, real-hair wigs. Stylists from Hair Solutions salon in Des Peres performed the haircuts in front of the entire school October 17. Together the participants surpassed their goal of donating 100 inches in honor of the school's 100th year.
Click here to view the "100 Inches for 100 Years" photo gallery...Read more
The fifth grade students at Rossman School recently finished their service project for Kids Against Hunger. The students have been volunteering their time and energy to raise an impressive $1,500 over the last few months. This money was used to buy food for more than 4,000 meals for those in need. On March 8, the students worked in an assembly line and packaged the ready-to-eat meals, which will be sent to different areas of Central America in a few weeks to feed those experiencing severe hunger.
"Kids Against Hunger packages highly...Read more
Just this week we noticed one of our first graders writing a "get well" note to a friend who was sick at home. Nobody asked him to write the card, it was simply his own concern for his friend that prompted his act of kindness. Just as many say, "kindness is contagious," his small, sweet gesture gave another friend the impulse to write a similar note. Oh, the ripples of compassion!
Throughout our day we catch many glimpses of kindness in action: sharing sharpened pencils when a friend's lead breaks, offers to push a friend on the swings, tying a friend's shoelaces, and patiently...Read more
Rossman School fourth graders recently took a field trip to the Humane Society of Missouri, an organization that fights against cruelty towards animals and provides shelter to homeless and lost pets. Prior to our trip, fourth graders and their families collected items to donate to the shelter. Every morning, a new pile of blankets, toys, towels, and pet food would appear in the corner of our classroom.
Excitement buzzed through the air when...Read more
January was a very busy month in P.E. We just finished up our floor hockey unit, ending it with a tournament held at Rohan Woods last Saturday. It was a great day of hockey, and we had about 20 fifth and sixth graders there representing Rossman School. This was a round-robin type of tournament in which Rossman played each team in a twenty minute game. It was a great way to showcase the skills our students had been learning and working hard on for three weeks.
We also had our annual Jump Rope for Heart event on Friday January 30. Over 100 students participated in jump roping,...Read more
The American Heart Association has recognized Rossman School for raising the most money of all Missouri schools that participated in the AHA's Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart fundraisers in 2013-2014.
In February, 150 Rossman students in grades 2 through 6 participated in the events, raising $15,757 for heart research and health education. Rossman has supported Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart for over 25 years, raising more than $150,000. The fundraising effort by the students honors the School's commitment to character education and the four Rossman rules of kindness, honesty...Read more
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Boca Juniors stayed top in the Argentinian Clausura, Flamengo took the spoils in the big state game in Brazil and Monterrey beat defending champions and arch enemies Tigres to move into second place in Mexico.
FIFA.com reflects on those stories and a brace for the in-form Thierry Henry as it looks back at the weekend's events in the Americas.
Argentina: Comeback boosts Boca
Boca Juniors came from a goal behind to down Argentinos Juniors 2-1 at home and stay ahead of the pack in the Clausura. Pedro Pablo Hernandez put the visitors ahead early on, with Boca hitting back through Juan Insaurralde and Dario Cvitanich either side of the break to stay two points clear of second-placed Arsenal, who beat Olimpo at home by the same scoreline.
The two teams immediately to their rear, Newell's Old Boys and Velez Sarsfield, both fell behind in their respective encounters with Godoy Cruz and Independiente and had to settle for 1-1 draws that saw them lose further ground on Boca. Meanwhile, erstwhile leaders Estudiantes succumbed to a second straight defeat, this time to Atletico Belgrano in Cordoba, and are now five points off the pace in fifth.
Mexico: Derby delight for Águilas and Rayados
America and Monterrey took the spoils in the weekend's big derbies in Mexico. Los Rayados proved too strong for city rivals and defending champions Tigres in El Clásico del Norte, winning 2-0 at the Estadio Tecnologico thanks to a brace from Aldo de Nigris. The two sides are now tied on 28 points, with Monterrey moving second ahead of their neighbours on goal difference.
In Sunday's Clásico, meanwhile, a late Paul Aguilar strike gave America victory over Guadalajara, moving them up to fifth and leaving Chivas well short of the play-off places in 12th.
Major League Soccer: Henry at it again
A week on from a headline-grabbing hat-trick, Thierry Henry stole the limelight once more with a brace in New York Red Bulls' 4-1 romp at Columbus Crew on Saturday, his goals coming after Kenny Cooper had set the men from the Big Apple on the way with a double of his own. In unstoppable form since returning from his brief reunion with Arsenal, the veteran French striker has now scored seven goals this season in MLS this year and 23 in his three seasons so far in the USA.
The New Yorkers are six points off the pace in the Eastern Conference, which is still headed by Sporting Kansas City, who beat Los Angeles Galaxy 1-0 at home. Leading the way in the West, with a three-point advantage over San Jose Earthquakes, are Real Salt Lake, who saw off Colorado Rapids 2-0.
Brazil: Boost for Fla, no stopping Sao Paulo
The country's state championships are entering a decisive phase and nowhere more so than in Rio de Janeiro, where Flamengo belied their spluttering Copa Libertadores form to earn a 2-1 derby win over Vasco da Gama, themselves already safely through to the last 16 of the continental tournament. Goals from Deivid and Ronaldinho gave Os Rubro-negros the win that takes them into the semi-finals of the state championship. Joining them there are Botafogo, 3-1 victors over Friburguense.
Over in the Paulistão, table-topping Sao Paulo made it ten wins in a row when they downed Mogi Mirim 2-0 in the penultimate round of games in the first phase. Close on the heels of O Tricolor are Corinthians, who beat Paulista 1-0. The weekend's big losers were Palmeiras and Santos, who fell to respective surprise defeats to Guarani and Sao Caetano.
Universidad de Chile celebrated their qualification for the knockout phase of the Copa Libertadores with a comfortable 3-0 defeat of Santiago Wanderers, goals from Angelo Henriquez, Emilio Hernandez and Fernandes Junior keeping them three points clear of the field in the Apertura in Chile. The weekend's most emphatic victory was Universidade Catolica's 5-1 home demolition of Cobreloa.
Olimpia stayed in control in the Apertura in Paraguay courtesy of a 2-1 defeat of Sportivo Luqueno. The leaders left it late, however, with Arnold Castorino and Eugenio Montiel scoring in the final 20 minutes to secure a comeback win that keeps them four points clear and sets them up nicely for Thursday's decisive Copa Libertadores tie with Emelec.
Another side with hopes of reaching the last 16 of the Libertadores are The Strongest, who improved their precarious position in the Clausura in Bolivia by overpowering Real Mamore 4-0, though they still lie one place off the bottom and 13 points adrift of leaders Blooming.


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Democratic health platform emphasizes seniors' 'independence' over institutionalization
The Democratic National Committee will focus on restructuring long-term care programs in 2016 to "emphasize independence rather than institutionalization" for seniors, according to the party's final platform.
The platform, released on Monday at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, said the party will take steps to steps to expand home care and increase access to affordable long-term care. The platform called for strengthening home and community-based services for seniors.
Similar to the GOP platform, the Democratic platform calls for the need to address elder abuse, neglect and exploitation. The party says these issues have lead to a "long-term care crisis" that prevents too many seniors from living in their homes and communities with dignity.
The Democratic platform also reaffirmed its commitment to President Obama's Affordable Care Act and said it would push back on any Congressional attempt to "privatize, voucherize, or 'phase out'" Medicare.
The first day of the Democratic National Convention was filled with controversy after a series of leaked emails between party members led to resignation of DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.


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We learned a lot about St. John's in an uneven weekend at Barclays Center.
First and foremost: This team needs to press. However poorly the Johnnies are playing, they are always capable of turning it around, as they showed in erasing big deficits in each contest. It's part of their charm, enigmatic as they are. Max Hooper can be a valuable piece. The Harvard transfer started in Saturday's 69-58 win over Georgia Tech after sinking five 3-pointers in Friday night's 89-82 overtime loss to Penn State.
Below are some of my thoughts on the win over Georgia Tech. St. John's has a week to prepare for Fordham in the Holiday Festival at the Garden on Saturday.
Speeding up the game: The Johnnies have to play fast, and the way to play fast is to press. I disagree with Steve Lavin that St. John's played its best basketball of the season in Friday's overtime loss. His team's best basketball was the final 25 minutes of Saturday's feel-good victory over Georgia Tech.
The impetus for the Red Storm outscoring the Yellow Jackets was Lavin resorting to a full-court press. Sure, D'Angelo Harrison played very well and JaKarr Sampson began attacking the rim with abandon, but it all started when St. John's was forced to shed its lethargic tempo for a faster pace.
This is a team of thoroughbreds, athletic forwards and long guards who thrive in the open court and are difficult to deal with in transition. St. John's struggles in the halfcourt, which is no secret to anyone who has followed this team. Furthermore, shot-blocking dynamos Chris Obekpa and Orlando Sanchez offer their teammates a safety net — getting beat in the backcourt doesn't equate to an automatic two for the opposition.
St. John's has gotten off to slow starts in six of its seven games, while outscoring the opposition in the second half of each contest. Pressing from the get-go could lead to spirited opening halves.
I'm not endorsing a Nolan Richardson-type of "40 Minutes of Hell" or Shaka Smart's "Havoc." But the Johnnies should pressure the ball in the backcourt for large segments of each game. Saturday was an example of why it would be a smart move to make. As one St. John's fan told me, it should be their identity.
Harrison the leader: When I asked Harrison on media day if he still felt like he was a leader on the team after last year's suspension, he shrugged his shoulders and told me time would tell. The verdict is in — if you ask me, anyway — and he isn't just one of the leaders. The dynamic shooting guard is The Leader. It was obvious on Saturday. When St. John's was down and out, down big to Georgia Tech, it was Harrison who brought passion and energy, challenging the Yellow Jacket big men at the rim. His teammates followed his lead. They look to him late in games. He's their alpha dog.
Hooper's long-range impact: I didn't see Hooper making an impact. But after watching what he did this weekend, I'll admit I was wrong. He has to be part of Lavin's rotation, and the coach agreed on Saturday, giving Hooper his first start. Who knows how long that lasts, and who's to say Hooper even needs to be in the starting five, but he offers St. John's a different dimension.
His presence alone spreads the floor for everyone else. He hit seven 3-pointers over the weekend — that's 22 percent of the 3s that perimeter shooting-challenged St. John's has hit all season. And for those saying he's a defensive liability, he did come up with a steal on Saturday, and it's not as if the Johnnies' perimeter defense is so impenetrable to begin with. Hooper nearly shot the Johnnies to victory on Friday night, and he made a few big shots Saturday in the big comeback. He's part of the solution moving forward.


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Saturday, 21 May 2011
new toys...
...which I am very excited about. Thanks James Gurney for letting me look "what's in your bag". I thought those fill-able brush pens looked nifty and they are! Here they are and some late Friday afternoon doodles in my sketchbook. There's some animators from Framestore (Arda, Vincent and Karl) - a doodle reminiscent of my son Ruairi who has a very cute little form right now - and a fellow from the train on the way home.
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Animators vs Earthquakes
This is a 290 x 260mm watercolour, colour pencil and acrylic painting on watercolour paper painting that I made to contribute to the "Animators Vs Earthquakes" exhibition organized by: Paul Nicholson & Sylvain Marc in aid of 'Artists Help Japan', a charity created by Pixar's Dice Tsutsumi. It is being hosted at Cafeand in Shoreditch. 07 - 22 May 2011 Cafeand 77 Redchurch St London E2 7Dj OPEN 10am-7pm, Wed-Sun. Closed Mon/Tues.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
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Orange Ricotta Cake
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- Finely grated rind and juice of 2 oranges
- 100gms raisins, roughly chopped
- 100gms unsalted butter, chopped
- 2/3 cup caster sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
- 2 eggs
- 500gms fresh Mad Millie Ricotta
- ¼ cup self raising flour, sifted
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- 1 cup sugar
- 1 orange
- 2 tsp orange flavoured liqueur or orange flower water (optional)
- Heat oven to 180oC. Line base and sides of 23 cm spring form tin with baking paper.
- Put orange juice in heavy based pan. Add raisins and bring to the boil. Remove from heat and stand until lukewarm.
- Put butter, caster sugar, orange rind and vanilla in small bowl and beat until pale and creamy. Add eggs one at a time, beating after each addition until just combined. Transfer to a large bowl. Strain raisin mix into jug and set aside.
- Add raisins, ricotta and flour to butter mix and stir to combine. Spoon into prepared tin and smooth surface.
- Bake 35 – 40 mins or until cooked when tested with a skewer. Let cool for 15 mins before inverting on to wire rack to cool completely.
- Put strained orange juice, water ,sugar and orange flower water/liqueur in pan over medium heat and stir until sugar is dissolved. Bring to a simmer and without stirring cook 15 – 20 mins until turns syrupy.
- Cut reserved orange into 0.5cm slices and put in heat proof bowl. Pour syrup over orange and allow to soak until room temp.
- To serve, arrange orange slices on the cake and pour over some of the syrup, serve remainder in jug.


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in the end he not only threw off the whole of his load, but broke the saddle so much that to have started after the ne=cessary repairs, would have been useless, the Dr therefore deter=mined on remaining at the same camp. In the evening during a second ramble I found the eggs for the first time of Tinnunculus cencroides, four in number, deposited in a hollow spout of a gum tree overhanging the creek. there was no nest, the eggs merely resting on a bed of decayed wood10.
Oct 3. Having been more on the alert in our nightly watches, both bullocks α horses were got ready in good time, and we left our camp soon after 9 o'clock. keeping in a N.W. direction for about nine miles, when we came upon a patch or rather line of scrub, with here α there open patches, in endeavouring to push our way through we at length came again upon open flat forest country, keeping a N.W. course for a further distance of five miles we halted at the edge of the great Brigalo11scrub, and a most formidable barrier it presented, appearing as a dark opaque wall as far as we could see to the right α left. one Bullock during the days route threw off its load which caused a delay of nearly an hour, the last five miles of country was rather soft α in many places presenting that description of ground known in the colony as Melon holes, in most of the hollows was several inches of water and in some much worse. beside of one large one we camped for the night. In Nat. Hist. the most remarkable thing seen and procured was a species of the Sleepy Lizard (Scincus) apparently very closely allied to the stump tailed Lizard of Western Australia12. Days Dist. 12 Miles13
Oct. 4. To day we commenced running down the side of the scrub for the purpose of making the Condamine, after about ten miles, we came upon a small Creek or rather chain of Ponds or Lagoons, and from the general features of the banks such as Myall scrubs, and the great scrub becoming a little more open we considered we could not be far from the object of our search, the Condamine River. Our Bullocks travelled the days march without a single accident, our first Kangaroo was killed to day, which proved a very acceptable dish for dinner, Bettongia rufescens14 was also killed, the Kangaroo was a young doe of Macropus major.15 Our course on the average was about S.W. the Dr in marking out our route makes us exactly 17 miles west of Jimba. At night Thunder storms with heavy showers. days Dist. 10 miles16
Oct 5. Running down the creek, at one time in a N N W and at another S.W. direction, we kept on the right bank travelling for rather more than four hours, and making a distance of about 10 miles, we camped on a clear open spot surrounded with Myall brush, and at a distance back the great Rose wood scrub. during the whole days route we travelled
over a beautiful grassy country with the great Scrub which proved our Barrier yesterday, jutting out upon the banks of the creek and in one or two places so close we could not escape pushing our way through it, where we first made this water course, there was very little bank, but as we proceeded downwards the banks on both sides became high, and here α there excellent spots for sta=tions, but the great extent of Scrub surrounding them must (at least while the natives are so untractable) render this beautiful country unavailable; from the appearance of the grass and sticks on the banks α lodged in the trees, the water course is at times subject to very great floods, as we saw it, it only presented a chain of reedy ponds running very slowly one into the
Nankeen Kestrel Falco cenchroides. At least one, probably two, of these four eggs are now in the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology in Camarillo, California (WFVZ 178823, from the Darling Downs. One of the eggs is marked as having been collected on 2nd October 1844). Need to check for the other eggs at NHM Tring.
Brigalow, called Bricklow Acacia by Leichhardt.
Gilbert (and John Dring) had earlier collected the type specimens of the stump-tailed Gidgee Skink Egernia stokesii (Gray, 1845) in Western Australia, which notably include two fine mounted specimens from the Houtman Abrolhos Islands. These are all in the Natural History Museum in London. It is possible that the animal procured on 3rd October was also a Gidgee Skink, a species which does exist in western Queensland but (at least in modern times) is not found on the Darling Downs. Is there any chance this specimen is still extant, or did they just eat it?
This campsite was on a small waterhole to the west of Jingi Jingi Creek, Jandowae sheet 9144: GR 045 409.
Rufous Bettong Aeprymnus rufescens, a small kangaroo.
Eastern Grey Kangaroo Macropus giganteus.
This campsite was on Cooranga Creek, at the north-west edge of what is now the settlement of Warra, and about half a kilometre west of the junction of Jandowae and Cooranga Creeks: Chinchilla 1: 100,000 sheet 9044: GR 931 197.
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IntroductionAs Abraham Lincoln began his second term, the country was devastated by a four-year civil war that had been far longer and bloodier than anyone could have imagined. The South lay in ruins as General Robert E. Lee moved the remnants of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia to Appomattox. Hopelessly outnumbered and surrounded, Lee would surrender to Union General Ulysses S. Grant. The war would end within about five weeks of Lincoln's speech, and Lincoln would be assassinated less than a week later after that surrender.Anticipating the impending end of the war, Lincoln realized that his most important task at hand was "to bind up the nation's wounds." Four years earlier, Lincoln's first inauguration speech focused closely on the unionist view of secession and begged the South to reconsider secession. His second inauguration speech, though, was much shorter, but carried only a hint of a victor's satisfaction. Significantly, this speech differed in tone and approach than his first address: It showed Lincoln's profound spirital belief that God had a hand in the whole affair.
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Learning Objectives
After completing this lesson plan, students should be able to understand Abraham Lincoln's views that:
♦ slavery was "somehow the cause of the war;
♦ those who fought against the Union wanted to extend slavery, whereas the U.S. Government wanted only to restrict slavery's "territorial enlargement";
♦ the Civil War was "an offence" against God that resulted in "the scourge of war" in which the North and the South both suffered;
♦ the country needed to "bind up the nation's wounds" and care for those who were suffering to gain "a just and lasting peace."
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Resource Material
President Lincoln's First Inaugural Address from Bartleby.com
Abraham Lincoln Online: Abraham Lincoln's Second Inauguration
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Class Activities
Print the annotated excerpt of Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Speech for use either as:
♦ An in-class handout and discussion,
♦ A homework reading and short-answer writing assignment.
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Download the annotated speech and answer key.
Download a Word file of the speech, followed by an answer key to the questions at "President Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address" posted on the public media gallery.
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Related Bright Hub Article
Lesson Plan for History: The First Inauguration Speech of Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln's Second Inauguration Speech: A Lesson Plan for Middle School History
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Prepare the chiles: Slit chiles open on one side and soak for 1 hour in water with vinegar and salt to remove some piquancy.
Remove chiles from water and drain and dry them. Stuff with cheese and roll in flour to coat. Coat chiles with Batter and fry over medium heat, turning once. Remove chiles and drain on paper towels. Keep hot in preheated oven.
To serve, divide Hot Sauce among 8 serving plates. Place chiles in center of plate, on top of sauce. Serve with hot tortillas. Chiles also may be stuffed with shredded flank steak fried with onion and chiles or with mincemeat.
Prepare the sauce: Put tomatillos in a saucepan with quartered onion, 6 garlic cloves and chiles. Cover with hot water and bring to a boil. Cook for 25 minutes over low heat. Cool and drain, reserving cooking water. In a blender or food processor, blend these ingredients, adding chopped onion and garlic cloves. Heat oil in a saucepan and fry sauce briefly. Reduce heat and simmer for 30 minutes, seasoning to taste. If sauce thickens too much, add small amount of cooking water. Keep warm.
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Three National Champions in one speed-crazy, grease-covered Parsi family
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Review of a memory-themed Photo-festival in Mumbai
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Interview with Molly Crabapple - illustrator and writer who combines reportage with sharp, stylized sketches to tell hard political stories
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Indian youth expression, might be gaining a new working class voice that is, at its most hopeful - original, authentic and promising in its reach.
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On what it means to be young in Manipur today.
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About a little fishing village that stands in the way of Mumbai's grand Coastal Road Project
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I have a friend that says she felt an angel's touch when she was going through a lot of stress during a terrible divorce. She said she was always in floods of tears and the time and felt very alone. She described the touch as very gentle and said she felt a strange tingling warmth on her arm where the touch had happened. Her husband had completely destroyed her confidence and made her life very unhappy. It took her years to finally break out of this so called marriage and she said she always felt that she had some sort of angel help during the whole thing, which gave her the strength to carry on. I have started believing in the existence of angels because of her experiences.
I'm not sure whether I've experienced a hug from an angel, but I have experienced a sudden calming effect out of no where which may have been an angel presence. My mood has changed from worry or chaos, or the feeling that something bad might happen, to a gentle healing. This actually happened to me while I was waiting for a boat in the Amazon. I was a tourist, by myself catching a local boat down the river in the very early hours of the morning, I suddenly felt a bit panicked and wondered what I was doing, that feeling disappeared and I felt good, happy. A local lady then appeared and gave me some mangos, and I knew I would be ok. Strange that I remember that feeling, because it was at least 5 years ago now.


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You can store any excess from the garden in a variety of ways, such as bottling, drying or freezing (freezers are great until the power goes off for more than a few hours, then you can have a problem). Jam, sauces and pickles, dried herbs and fruits, all add flavour and variety to the diet. Dried beans are a good source of protein but it pays to combine beans with a cereal product to get the enzymes necessary to aid in the breakdown of the protein of the beans. That's probably why beans and rice is a staple meal in some places. Beans and rice might sound a bit boring on it's own but with some flavour additives, such as dried chillies and a tomato sauce, it can become an interesting meal. Nuts are a good source of protein and can be stored in the shells for extended periods. Corns and maizes can be dried on the cob for grinding into flour. Smoked meats and sausages (salamis/wursts) will store well in a cool, dark space with good air movement.
Some vegetables store better than others. Potatoes and pumpkins (and some squash) have excellent storage qualities if they are handled right. Potatoes need to be stored in a dark, cool, dry place with air movement. One traditional method of storing potatoes was to place them in a straw-lined box in layers, with a layer of straw in between and covering each layer. This can keep rot from spoiling the whole lot. On larger farms, this storage might be in an area of the barn that had a low wall to separate the storage bin from the barn floor. Pumpkins can be stored anywhere, as long as there is good air circulation. It used to be common to see pumpkins on the tank-stands in many backyards here in Australia. They would sit there through all weather and still be edible for many months. Brown onions store better than white or red varieties but all can be stored in a vegetable safe of pantry for months. I haven't tried it myself but it's possible to plat the leaves of onions together, with the onions still attached, to make a string of onions that can be hung from a hook in the kitchen or store room. Garlic can be done in the same method as well. Herbs that dry well (most of them) can be harvested on longer stems, tied in a bundle and hung from to dry as well. If you can do it in your kitchen then you will just be able to reach up and cut off what you need as you cook.
Another old method of storing crops, root vegetables in particular, was to dig a root cellar. This didn't have to be very big or deep, 2 metres (5-6 foot) is enough. A simple roof was made to keep the weather out but the walls were left bare earth and the root vegetables would be stored in the earth of the walls. In more temperate climates, root vegetables can be left in the soil in the garden for many months through winter but in colder climates the earth can freeze and this can damage the crop.
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Greetings, this is a hybrid AD/AP Teemo build that focus primarily on attack damage. As you will see by looking over this build you will be able to peak over over 200% attack speed, 100% chance to crit (with elixir of agility), and will be able to drop your opponents in just a few seconds.
Exhaust, Noxious Trap, Blind, Executioner's Calling and Frozen Mallet all provide highly useful abilities to your team. I will explain below how each item/ability will effect the outcome of the game.
You might look at the items and say "yeah right", but in reality with the combination of runes, and early items, you will be able to farm adequately, and Teemo can get a First Blood extremely easily with this build thus sending him on a farming rampage!
Summoner Spells
Exhaust provides the necessary tool to prevent enemies from escaping early on, thus creating a realistic opportunity for a First Blood! There's nothing more frustrating than an enemy getting away with less than 100 hit points! It also adds the additional protection you may need against a rival carry via the 3 second blind.
Flash provides the necessarily escape tool that Teemo highly needs. Not to mention you can use it offensively to get a last hit on a fleeing enemy. My favorite is to flash through trees, then stop and restealth. Poof, where did Teemo go?!
[CAMOFLAGE](Innate): If Teemo stands still for 2 seconds without taking damage, he becomes stealthed (damage will break this effect). Moving or taking actions will break Teemo out of stealth and gains Element of Surprise, that increases his attack speed by 40% for 3 seconds.
This is the perfect way to create gank opportunities. Try setting a mushroom into some trees without your enemy seeing, then hold still on top of it, wait for an enemy to walk onto your mushroom, thus slowing their movement speed, begin your onslaught, cast your Blind ability on them doing an initial burst of damage, and causing their attacks to miss, then activate Exhaust on them as they are trying to flee, this will prevent any chances of escape, continue auto attacking, and poof First Blood!!
[BLINDING DART]Active): Obscures an enemy's vision with a powerful venom, dealing magic damage to the target unit and causing all attacks to miss for the duration.
Cooldown: 8 seconds
Range: 680
Cost: 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 110 Mana
Blind: 1.5 / 1.75 / 2 / 2.25 / 2.5 seconds + (Exhaust = 6 Seconds!!)
Magic Damage: 80 / 125 / 170 / 215 / 260 (+0.8 per ability power)
[MOVE QUICK]Toggle): Teemo scampers around, increasing his movement speed. If Teemo gets hit by a champion or turret while Moving Quick, he gets knocked out of it.
Cooldown: 6 seconds
Cost: 40 Mana to activate
Movement Speed: 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 35%
[TOXIC SHOT](Passive): Each time Teemo deals damage to an enemy, he will poison the target, dealing damage on hit and each second for 4 seconds.
Magic Damage per second: 6 / 12 / 18 / 24 / 30 (+0.14 per ability power)
Magic Damage on hit: 9 / 18 / 27 / 36 / 45 (+0.14 per ability power)
Toxic Shot & Executioner's Calling really makes an excellent combo, due to their damage over time debuffs actually stack.
[NOXIOUS TRAP](Active): Teemo places a trap which stealths and arm in 1.5 seconds. It detonates if an enemy steps on it, dealing magic damage and poisoning nearby enemies. Poisoned enemies take magic damage and have their movement speed slowed for 5 seconds. Traps last 10 minutes. Teemo gains a "stored mushroom" charge every 30/26/22 seconds. Maximum three charges. Each cast requires and consumes a charge. (NO MORE WARDS!!)
Cooldown: 1 seconds
Range: 230
Collision Area of Effect: 20
Explosion Area of Effect:
Cost: 75 / 100 / 125 Mana
Magic Damage: 275 / 450 / 700 (+0.8 per ability power)
Charge Receive Time: 30 / 26 / 22 seconds
Slow: 30 / 40 / 50%
The new Trap system for Teemo is amazing!! Teemo is now able to carry up to 3 mushrooms on him at any given time, and can quickly deploy them creating some nasty traps, and or can setup a perfect warning system for when your trying to jungle or lane. The possibilities are endless, and as I mentioned above, no more need for WARDS! =)
Core Items
Item Breakdown
+25% Attack Speed
UNIQUE: Enhanced Movement 2
(Gold Cost: 920)
I have chosen to go with this form of boots due to the bonus attack speed it provides. Early on this really comes in handy, and can make farming much easier. It also plays a part later on hitting that 200% attack speed mark.
+18% Lifesteal
+15% Critical Strike Chance
UNIQUE: On hit, you cause 4 damage per second for 8 seconds.
UNIQUE: (Activate) Inflict enemy champions with Grievous Wound, causing 50% reduced healing for 8 seconds. 20 second cooldown.
(Gold Cost: 1350)
I have found this item to be exceptionally useful on Teemo, the bonus damage over time is awesome, and for how cheap it is the lifesteal & crit chance are awesome!
+20% Critical Strike Chance
+80 Attack Damage
UNIQUE: Critical hits now deal 250% damage instead of 200%
(Gold Cost: 4080)
This item is absolutely necessary for this build, the fact that you will hit 100% chance to crit with over 200% attack speed pretty much means you want your crits to in fact do more damage. Do not pass this item up!
+10 Attack Damage
+40% Attack Speed
UNIQUE: Your attacks penetrate 40% of the defender's armor.
(Gold Cost: 1965)
This item is an absolute must, the attack speed is a necessity and penetrating your opponents armor by 40% is absolutely absurd. With this item you will slice threw your opponents like butter! =)
+700 Health
+20 Attack Damage
UNIQUE: Physical attacks slow enemy's movement speed by 30% for 2.5 seconds.
(Gold Cost: 3250)
The extra health really helps when playing Teemo, which is why this item is really hard to pass up. The best benefit however is the control factor this item brings. No more will you have to put yourself in danger trying to chase an enemy down. With this baby every hit you land will slow them by 30%!! It is the perfect item for ganking, and controlling your opponents.
+45% Attack Speed
+30% Critical Strike
+20% Dodge
+15% Movement Speed
(Gold Cost: 3395)
This really is the best way to finish off this build. And this is how you reach that 100% crit, 200% attack speed, 20% dodge, and a ton of movement speed. You really do become an elite assassin with this item.
As far as yordles are concerned, there is something slightly wrong with Teemo. While he enjoys - and in fact needs - the level of community and companionship inherent to all yordles, Teemo feels it so strongly that he ventures out on his own to destroy the enemies of Bandle City. There is something that switches off in Teemo, so that the lives he ends do not burden him. It seemed only logical to send him to fight in the League of Legends as the champion of Bandle City. He has taken to the League like a duck to water, seeking out the foes of the yordles and extinguishing them with the rare ajunta poison he personally gathers from the jungles of ***ungu. However, the limited company of his own kind wears on Teemo, and cracks are beginning to show in his innocent and chipper facade.
Teemo is a small champion that moves fast and strikes true. As a scout, he blazes trails to his enemies that make it easier for his allies to follow. He can, despite his small size, move at blinding speed, using the terrain to his advantage. His mastery of ajunta poison also gives him a distinctly potent weapon. Prepared one way, his wicked little darts cause blindness in his foes; prepared another, they cause a slow, lingering death. Teemo also prepares traps for those tracking him, which unleashes a poison that slows and harms enemies.
Though he is known as the Swift Scout, it is clear that Teemo is actually something else - the unrepentant assassin of Bandle City.


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In a medium bowl, beat together coconut oil, eggs, salt, and honey with a fork. Add coconut flour and stir until dough holds together. Gather the dough into a ball, then pat into a 9" greased pie pan. Prick the dough with a fork and bake at 400 for 9 minutes. Let cool.
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Grain-free Pie CrustWritten by Michelle
1/2 cup coconut oil, melted
2 eggs
1/4 tsp. salt
3 tbsp. honey
3/4 cup coconut flour
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Nothing of particular interest was shown in the Comex reports from yesterday. Tomorrow we bid adieu to the August contract.
Time to move our eyes to the September month which is active for silver but not gold.
The precious metals are unfortunately very politicized in this currency war. That is both a risk, and an opportunity.
There was intraday commentary on the metals here.
There are obviously two metals markets, one of paper, and one of real metal delivered and taken. One is most expressed in the overnight market with trading in Asia and Europe, and another that starts after the New York opening bell.
I picture that transition in the video below.
Have a pleasant evening.
Here is a visual representation of the NY open in the precious metals markets after the overnight trade.
The house is rockin', until the goons come a-knockin'. lol
By the way, I came across a nice Reinhardt-Grappelli original tune on the radio today for the first time. I thought I would share it with you.


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The Blake Experience
We celebrated the 250th anniversary of William Blake's birth by digitising his notebook for our gallery and website using our Turning the Pages™ system. Blake recorded sketches and draft poems in the notebook, including The Tyger and London. The notebook was the centrepiece of a tribute exhibition, Under the Influence.
In recognition of Blake's profound and continuing influence, the exhibition included unique items from some of those he inspired. Philip Pullman lent part of the manuscript of The Amber Spyglass, Tracy
Chevalier lent one of her Burning Bright notebooks and Patti Smith donated the manuscript of her song My Blakean Year.