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Dissipative Particle Dynamics?
Dissipative Particle Dynamics?
Datum: 21. Januar 2016 16:00
Ort: Allmandring 3, Seminarraum 1.079
Veranstalter: ICP
Dissipative Particle Dynamics?
Pep Español, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid, Spanien
In this talk I present my personal view regarding the status of DPD as a mesoscopic simulation method. The main message of the talk is that if the dissipative particles "represent clusters of unbounded atoms or molecules that move coherently" then we should rather abandon DPD in favor of SDPD, which is nothing else than a Lagrangian discrete model for simulating Navier-Stokes hydrodynamics that includes thermal fluctuations consistently. However, if the dissipative particles represent clusters of bounded atoms as in, for example groups of monomers in a polymer molecule, then DPD has a place in the mesoscopic simulation toolbox. In this case, though, care needs to be taken in order to infer from molecular dynamics simulations the proper effective potentials and frictions that represent faithfully such clusters. Recent work on thermal blobs (non-isothermal) will be presented.


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Moments after the horrific crash in Saturday's Nationwide race at Daytona that left at least 28 fans injured, NASCAR aggressively took down YouTube videos fans posted from the event, citing copyright infringement. Breitbart Sports readers discovered that fan videos that were posted after the wreck immediately were taken down.
YouTube, on Saturday night, reinstated the videos, though, asserting NASCAR did "not have the right to take down videos from YouTube" in a statement to the Washington Post.
Earlier on Saturday, NASCAR released this statement about why it took down the YouTube videos:
The fan video of the wreck on the final lap of today's NASCAR Nationwide Series race was blocked on YouTube out of respect for those injured in today's accident. Information on the status of those fans was unclear and the decision was made to err on the side of caution with this very serious incident.
NASCAR, which has been ahead of the curve in using social media, found out on Saturday it can do more harm than good and to its brand and seem stale by trying to control and censor YouTube videos in this new media age in which videos get shared, saved, and go viral instantaneously.
Here is the video of the wreck a fan shot and uploaded that YouTube ultimately reinstated.

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Disclaimer: I don't Naruto obviously. I couldn't resist this idea though, the voices in my head told me so...yeah.
Hey everyone...yeah, I know, another Naruto fic by me. This idea came probably because Halloween season is upon us. This story just would NOT leave me alone, so I decided I'm going to manhandle the idea an put into words. I hope you enjoy, and I'm sure there will be more later.
Chapter One: Run
The atmosphere over Konohagakure had been unusual for the past couple of months. ANBU had made reports of bodies being found in alleys with bite marks in various places, usually over major ateries. Tsunade, the Godaime Hokage of the shinobi village, put the shinobi forces on alert, and informed all high ranking shinobi on patrol duty to report any suspicious activities. After the first month following the incidents with the bodies, it stopped for awhile. However, this didn't bring comfort to any of the ninja...
Rumors from travelers told of similar cases occuring in the surrounding shinobi nations. Three months after the bodies were discovered in Konoha, Sunagakure sent reports of mutilated bodies in it's own country as well. The cases seemed to be getting more gruesome.
Over the past couple of weeks though, the cases were becoming from dissmisive. Missing limbs, long gashes across the chest, and worse predicaments. However, what was most unusual were the cases where areas that looked to be scenes of such cases had lots of blood but no body. Blood would be smeared against walls, but there was no evidence of a body to have contained it.
Then the real trouble occured.
Naruto sprinted through the unlit streets of Konoha, sweat dripping in bullet-sized amounts as he ran to his apartment. The screams were getting louder, but he knew he couldn't stop to look. That's how they hunted; scare you stiff, then pounce when you've lost ability to tell where they were. He looked behind quickly while running to see flames from the Hokage Tower, and fought back the tears. No, he refused to cry right now, not when Baa-chan and Ero-sannin had given their lives to let Naruto escape. He would wait until he was safely out of the village until he shed any tears.
Kakashi had given Naruto specific directions as to where to meet him should this happen. Kakashi also mentioned that he should be ready to kill the masked Jonin if for some reason the silver haired man also became 'infected'. Naruto applied chakra to his feet, and quickly sped up as he heard windows breaking behind him, screams from civilians and shinobi alike who weren't as lucky as him.
Another thought raced through the sixteen year old's mind at the thought of his friend and former sensei. He began to worry about his female teammate and close friend, Sakura Haruno. He had not seen or heard from her in the last two days, and that couldn't help but shake the blonde's core. If she had been...no, he couldn't think like that. Sakura was strong, and wouldn't be taken as easily as others.
Sai was another thing. Naruto felt a small pang in his chest, having personally saw the calm boy no more than two hours ago. The boy was not himself, but he still was 'aware'. The shinobi used the term aware to describe those who had become infected, but were trying to fight the influence it had. The 'infected', which were also called hunters or even vampires by some, were still alive and had their reason, but they had an undeniable thirst for blood.
Sai had been sitting in a room in Root Headquarters, a chain strengthened by chakra around his ankles that was in turn wrapped around a pillar, most likely done by the boy himself to keep him from going out and causing harm. Naruto had run to the place to see if he could reach the boy and see if he had been attacked or not. Sai was drooling, and had a wild, yet desperate look in his eyes. Naruto knew right away that Sai would be better off dead, and the black haired boy begged Naruto to end his suffering.
"N-Naruto...they got me..." the boy choked, and he supressed the urge to strike the blonde in front of him. He coughed up a little blood, and felt his body already changing a bit. Soon he would have the same bloodlust like those who had decided to add him to their ranks.
"Sai, I tried to get here as soon as I-"
The older boy raised a hand, signaling for the blonde to stop, "I know, I know...just...do me a favor...please." He pointed to the sword that was on a wall, and gave Naruto a silent plea.
Naruto sighed, "I-I can't..."
"Please, I don't want this, Naruto!! I won't let this hunger consume me as well!" the boy continued to struggle against his restraints, and felt the metal loosening. The blonde ninja in front of him was looking more and more like prey than friend.
Naruto saw the look in Sai's eyes, and gave him a sad smile, "Sai, I'm sorry...I'm glad you became my friend."
Sai gave the boy a rare smile, "Same...here. I can only hope that you survive this, Naruto. Thanks for your friendship."
Naruto kept the smile on his face, and felt tears prick his eyes. He picked the sword off the wall, and gripped it tightly.
"Goodbye...Sai." Naruto whispered.
"Bye, Naruto."
Naruto swung the ninjato, and felt the metal briefly meet resistance as it decapitated his friend. Naruto dropped the blade, and fought the urge to vomit from the surge of emotions he just felt. First Ayame-chan and Teuchi-san, then Neji, and now Sai. Who was next?
The blonde decided to go to the Hokage Tower, in hopes that he could find Tsunade-baachan, and maybe find a way to save his friends.
Naruto shook his head. No time to think about the past now, since he had to worry about himself first if he planned on helping the others. It didn't help that he could hear his very own name being screeched out into the night air by his pursuers, demanding his blood.
Naruto quickly made six Shadow clones, and dispersed them into different directions. He hoped that his hunters would think that he was trying to make an escape as the real one quickly made it for an alley way that was next to his apartment. He was actually thankful for once that his apartment wasn't really populated, since this decreased the chances of others possibly being infected in the area.
He stuck to the shadows as he leapt up a fire escape ladder, quietly approaching his room window. He paused as he felt two of his clones dissapear, and the distant screams of anger helped confirm his hunch. They were trying to block the main gate now, and he was aware that the longer he took, the less of a chance he had at getting out of the village without being infected. Another clone was destroyed, and Naruto was now aware that Ino and Chouji were among the predators of the dying village. He shook his head, and lifted his window to quietly enter his apartment via bathroom window.
Naruto quickly gathered a few things in a bag he had been carrying as he rummaged through the bathroom cabinet. Some medical supplies, bandages, and a towel. He then silently ran into his kitchen, and took out a scroll. He sealed the last of his ramen he had, and took some cooking supplies as well. After containing it into his scroll, he turned to run to his bedroom, but stopped. He turned to see that the light over his stove top had been on the whole time since he arrived. Naruto never remembered turning on a single thing as he entered. He was certain that he turned off all the lights in his house before he had left his apartment earlier today...
Naruto tensed up. Someone had been here. He pulled out a kunai from his pouch, ready to strike at a moment's notice. He applied chakra to his ears, and listened for any sounds. After a moment of listening, he found it.
Breathing. Short, raspy breaths. Sounded as if someone was crying. It was coming from his bedroom...
The blonde walked silently as he crept through the darkness. He kept the light on in the kitchen so the possible attackers wouldn't know he was aware of their presence. He reached for the knob of his bedroom door, and cautiously opened it, kunai kept close to the hand opening the door. He looked through the dark of his room, and felt the presence of someone else in the room.
There, across the room by his bedroom window!
Naruto flung the door open and jumped at the unknown intruder. The person turned to face Naruto, and when their eyes meet, Naruto nearly dropped his weapon.
There, sitting in the pale moonlight of his bedroom was the pink-haired kunoichi known as Sakura. Naruto immediately stopped his lunge, and looked at her with a bewieldered expression.
"Sakura??" the blonde gasped, not expecting her at all.
Sakura's eyes were puffy and moist. She had been crying, and still seemed to be. She hugged herself, and backed away from her teammate. She seemed afraid to see him all of the sudden, "Naruto...oh, Naruto...I..."
Naruto suddenly noticed in the glow provided that there was a purple mark on her neck, just below her left jawline.
No...not her too.
Naruto suddenly backed away. She was one of them! He couldn't bring himself to kill her too!
"Sakura-chan...you were..."
"Bitten...yeah." she finished, feeling tears run down her cheeks.
Naruto was suddenly aware of some things he should have noticed sooner. Her eyes weren't bloodshot, or dilated like the rest. Her canines seemed to be pointed, that was evident, but her nails weren't enlongated as well.
"You seem different though..." Naruto managed to say as he remained a safe distance.
She nodded, "I managed to kill the attacker before they fully infected me. It's hard...but I'm fighting the bloodthirst. I had no where else to go, my mother was slaughtered, and Tsunade-sama was dead along with Jiraya-sama in the Hokage Tower. I couldn't find Kakashi-sensei, and Ino's already infected..." she began to cry again, "Please, help me Naruto...I have no one left to turn to...and you've always been my closest friend."
Though his heart screamed to comfort the woman he loved, his shinobi instincts were screaming out 'what does she mean by help her?'. He began to back away, and her eyes trembled with renewed tears. She stood up and began to approach him, still crying.
"S-Sakura-chan...I don't...I..." he was afraid to hurt her feelings, but his mind was telling him to grab his things and run.
"I can't fight it, Naruto! It's too much for me!" she sobbed, but luckily she still kept her volume down enough that attention wouldn't be brought from those outside, if there was anyone for that matter.
Naruto was shaking now. Sakura was one of them now too. He was to avoid her at all costs, unless he killed her. Still, she wasn't completely overcome by the infection. He shed a few silent tears, "Why did it have to be you, Sakura-chan? Why not me instead?"
Sakura suddenly without warning lunged at Naruto. With surprising strength, she pinned him to the wall, and let out a ragged breath, "Naruto...I can't fight it..."
The pounding of his heart and vessels. It drove her nuts, and she had lost the will to fight the craving. She gave Naruto a sad look as she remained firm in her grasp on him, "Naruto...I'm sorry."
She sunk her fangs into his neck, and he let out a whimper as her teeth pierced his flesh. She felt the metallic fluid flow, and used her chakra to prevent the blood from flowing out too fast. The interesting thing about the infected was that they retained their intelligence and ability to use chakra, but lost their ability to harness it as well as they could have. Sakura was an exception to this, seeing as her chakra coils remained perfectly intact and not mutated by the infection. Her thirst for blood was there, but she wasn't eager to try and satisfy it, unlike the others.
Naruto was trying to break free as he felt his teammate's fangs sink deeper, and he let out a pained yell as he tried to futily escape. She pushed him against the wall, and tried to comfort him as she lapped up the fluid from her teammate. She refused to take more than needed. It wasn't like she didn't have blood of her own. The infected weren't dead, unlike what many believed.
After a few seconds, Naruto gave up, and was ready to feel the side effects of the bite kick in. First he would probably feel immense pain, and then his vision would blur for awhile. Tsunade and the medics had managed to record the side effects and symptoms before the attack on the village, so Naruto was well aware that he had little time left. He wondered if he would become as bloodthirsty as the others, or if he was going to be like Sakura was, reluctant, but unable to fight the hunger.
Five minutes passed, and Naruto soon realized something. He felt no rise in temperature, or blur of vision. He felt the tight embrace of his teammate, and noticed she had stopped her feeding. She now was slowly licking his wound while sobbing out apologies. She did admit, the taste of blood wasn't all that bad, but she refused to find any comfort or enjoyment in such things. The only comfort she had now was that at least Naruto was alive, and not mauled like others had been. He would hopefully remain with her, and they could live the rest of their cursed lives together.
Five minutes turned to ten minutes. Naruto still felt no change, and was wondering why. The effects were usually almost immediate, since the infection spread quickly throughout the body. Perhaps he had some immunity to it? How though?
Naruto looked at the pink-haired girl, and brushed away a tear. He wasn't really upset, despite the fact that she had attacked him. He could have killed her, though the thought alone disgusted him. He lifted her chin, and smiled. She still looked beautiful, despite her sligthly animal-like irises, and her vampiric fangs. If Naruto weren't so distraught at the moment, he would have said she was actually cute in such an appearance. However, the fact that he remained unaffected by the bite was still bothering him.
Sakura began to notice this too. She gave the blonde a curious, yet worried look. He wasn't on the ground clutching his head or stomach, he wasn't salivating or lashing out randomly. He was simply smiling at her, and she felt horrible. How could he be smiling after what she had done.
"You're...okay??" she asked, stating more suprise than concern. His smile turned to a grin.
"I guess so...but I don't know why. Maybe I'm immune or something. The bite hurts, but Kyuubi will heal it in..." Naruto paused, and felt as though someone slammed him in the back of the head with the answer he was looking for, "...that's it. Kyuubi is responsible for my immunity."
Sakura's eyes widened, and she nodded, "The fox spirit's chakra heals you when you get injured...so I guess it must be fighting off the infection as well." Sakura felt some unknown weight lift off her shoulders. She was one of the lucky ones, she had been able to heal herself quickly after she killed the random Chunin that bit her, and removed part of the virus inside of her, and lessened the effects by chakra purging. Naruto, however, needed no such talents; he had the Nine-tailed Fox. Naruto was still free of infection.
"Sakura...I have to leave Konoha. Kakashi-sensei and a few other survivors are going to meet some couple miles away from here...we can't stay here. I know that you're...not the same anymore, but I also see that your still the same girl I always knew. I can tell that you don't want to feed on others. So...if you want, you can come with me. If anyone attacks you, I'll protect you." Naruto said with a small smile.
Sakura couldn't help but smile as well. He still was her friend, and still cared about her. Still, the fact remained that she had the hunger, "What if I get the urge to...feed?"
Naruto grabbed her hand, and put it against his healing bitemark. She gasped as he held her, "Then I will be the one to supply you with what you need. Kyuubi will keep me healthy, so I'll keep you from your thirst. We'll stay together."
She let a few more tears fall, "Naruto...I could never ask that of you."
"You didn't. I offered myself to you. Besides, you can still digest regular food as well. The blood is just...a new need for you. I'll give you that blood."
Sakura couldn't help but smile, and wrapped her arms around Naruto's neck as she buried her face into the crook of his neck, "Naruto..."
Naruto held her for another minute before they broke their embrace, "We have to hurry. Kakashi-sensei said that once the attacks would start, he wouldn't wait more than fifty-six hours for me to meet him and any survivors. Do you have you need at your house?"
Sakura however only surprised Naruto more when she nodded to a backpack in the corner of the bedroom, "I planned on staying here...my other house was completely raided and I couldn't stand the smell. I have enough supplies for a good week's worth of travel if needed."
Naruto nodded, "Sounds good. Two of my clones are still alive out there, but from what I gathered, the main gate is heavily guarded by the hunters. We could try and leave from the eastern or southern exit, but it's still a risk. I'm willing to do anything to get us out of here alive though."
Sakura gave the blonde a nod, and after the two had all their belongings ready, they leapt out of the window and stayed to the shadows. The inhuman cries filled the air, yet the two felt safer than ever with each other as they headed for their escape.
Several minutes later, the two managed to escape the walls of the village. How they did, they weren't quite sure. They didn't move for a few minutes, just to make sure they weren't being followed. After they believed they were safe, they darted out to the forest, the only sound being the bugs filling the air as they ran through the canopy. Naruto turned breifly to stare at the Hokage Monuments, wondering if he would ever see them again. After a heavy sigh, they continued onward. They only stopped once, and that was so Naruto could help Sakura with her 'hunger'. Eventually, they would have to camp for the night, but they wouln't build a fire. The light risked being spotted.
As Naruto lay with the pink-haired girl with in a sleeping bag with a thick blanket draped over them, he looked up to the stars. He always loved stargazing. It helped him forget his problems for a little while. The serene atmosphere along with the warmth of Sakura's sleeping form were enough to get Naruto to sleep.
'I only hope we're not the only ones who escaped...' Naruto thought as his body gave into exhaustion, sending him into a peaceful slumber.
end of Chapter One: Yeah, this is different from my other works by a long shot. Still, the idea wouldn't stop bugging me, so here it is. Reviews are appreciated, and I'm sure I'll have more to add soon. This is kind of developing along the way, but just so you know, I have no idea how long it will be. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoyed it so far!


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Nicholas La Terza
Of Counsel
Nicholas La Terza handles a wide array of transactional entertainment matters for The Point Media's clients. He serves companies and individuals with respect to production, financing and exploitation of theatrical motion pictures, television and digital. He is the former Executive Vice President, Business & Legal Affairs of Landscape Entertainment, where he was responsible for theatrical features. He has also served as Head of Business Affairs and/or General Counsel for Largo Entertainment, New World Pictures, and Alliance Atlantis Entertainment, and is a former Partner of the international law firm Sidley & Austin. Nick is a member and former co-chairman of the UCLA Entertainment Law Symposium Advisory Committee. He also holds voting memberships in the Executive Branches of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. He currently teaches Motion Picture Financing at UCLA Law School and Entertainment Law at both UC Irvine Law School and the University of Miami Law School. Prior to practicing law he served as clerk for Judge Jesse Curtis for the Central District of California.
Get to know me
What are you passionate about in your practice?
Intellectual property law, especially copyrights. Also, I am a movie buff and fan of outstanding television series and television movies and miniseries. I enjoy being directly involved in the business and legal sides of these programs.
What's been said about you that makes you feel proud?
Smart and tough. I stand by my word once I agree on a deal point.
Strangest deal you've worked on?
I successfully completed a deal for a major motion picture actress who insisted on unlimited quantities of Evian water in her trailer – seems the woman washes her hair with it.
Share an example of your working style.
If I'm working on an independent feature production with a first-time producer, I can offer practical advice drawn from my 30 years of experience, and can "call audibles" when necessary.
Favorite lawyer moment in a movie?
Paul Scofield's soliloquy in the trial of Sir Thomas Moore in "A Man For All Seasons." He eloquently defends his right to have dissented to Henry VIII's first divorce and remarriage.
Associations, Memberships & Awards
- Teaches entertainment law at Pepperdine Law School
- Member of UCLA Entertainment Law Symposium Committee
- Member of Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
- Member of British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
Prior to The Point Media
- Landscape Entertainment, Executive Vice President, Business & Legal Affairs – Was responsible for theatrical features
- Largo Entertainment, Head of Business Affairs
- New World Pictures, General Counsel/Head of Business Affairs
- Alliance Atlantis Entertainment
- Sidley & Austin, Partner at international law firm.
- Villanova University (B.S. and M.A. cum laude)
- University of Toledo College of Law (J.D. cum laude)
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League of Legends runes and their role in Season 6
Major changes have hit League of Legends pretty hard in 2016 and even though on the surface these changes have only involved the Masteries tree it is obvious that they have greatly impacted the entire game as runes need to be moved around a bit in order to adapt to or to fully compliment Masteries while allowing Summoners to perform at a highly functional level according to their selected roles and lanes.
League of Legends have upped their game year by year refining the mechanics of the game and allowing players to develop a personal style and maybe make it as close to unique as possible. It is a social game , it relies strongly on community and being able to work as part of a team and the higher a player goes on the ranked ladder, the better his game has to be. Masteries and runes are an essential part of what a player brings to the table and today we take an id depth look at runes in Season 6.
Rune pages
When reaching level 30 two pages of runes become available and through purchases made with either RP or IP a player can start building Rune Pages to fit his Champions. Normally players build a Physical Damage page and an Ability Power page.
The Physical Damage page usually consists of Attack Damage Marks, Seals of Armor, Glyphs of Magic Resist and Attack Damage Quintessences. This type of page works for any Physical Damage dealer, it's really solid, does it's job all the time.
The Magic Damage page is made up of Magic Penetration Marks, Seals of Armor, Glyphs of Magic Resist and Quintessences of Ability Power . This second page works for any Magic Damage Champion whether it's Janna or Soraka or even a high powered mage like Karthus.
These are generally accepted, generally fine pages.
Keep in mind that you are free to stray from the Meta and put a personal touch on anything. For instance this is my rune page for Karthus
However let's go deeper and figure out what the goal of the Rune Page should be:
it should help you do your major role casting spells, dealing damage or maybe auto attacking and it should help you protect yourself.
Rune roles – The way runes are intended to be used, essentially seals are always protection and glyphs are almost always protection and you kind of branch out from there based on what you're supposed to be doing.
Runes are basically classified into 7 major categories in terms of what type/class of champion you are playing and for most of these categories there are usually 2 types which depend what type of enemy you are facing. There are flat resists for the Champion you are facing and also Scaling resists for the Champion you are not facing in your lane but will face later on in team-fights.
Fighter page
Fighters are Physical Damage dealers and auto attack focused Champions such as Irelia, Gnar, Darius where you would be running the same Attack Damage Marks, if you are up against a Physical Damage Champion you are running Armor Seals and of course scaling Magic Resist Glyphs (for later) and Attack Speed Quintessences because you care about your Attack Speed while playing a fighter. Should you be facing an AP Champion things slightly change: same Attack Damage Marks, Scaling Health Seals and flat Magic Resist Glyphs with Attack Speed Quintessences.
If you are playing someone like Renekton or Fiora or even Gangplank you are probably playing against Physical Damage or at least getting auto-attacked a lot. Flat Armor Seals, Scaling Magic Resist Glyphs help you absorb some of the damage and allow you to stay on the lane longer.
Physical Damage Casters, these guys don't care about auto attacks as much, they care about their Attack Damage but they are absolutely interested in and depend a lot on their Physical Damage spells. These are Champions such as Jayce, Zed,or Talon. This in terms of Runes will mean Armor Penetration Marks, Armor Seals and Scaling Magic Resist Glyphs with Attacks Damage Quintessences vs an AD lane.
Vs an AP lane you would need a Magic Resist version consisting of Armor Penetration Marks, Scaling Health for the Seals, flat Magic Resist Glyphs and Attack Damage Quintessences.
Tanks page
Tanks in a solo lane are most of the time in the Top Lane, most top lane tanks are Physical Damage based so you wouldd need to run Armor Seals, Scaling Magic Resist glyphs but while playing a champion such as Malphite , Maokai or Singed you need Magic Penetration Marks and Ability power Quintessences because you care about the Magic Damage dealt by your Champions's abilities.
Should you not care about your ability damage you can make some concessions and take Armor Marks instead which frees up the Seals for Scaling Health, while you will still run Scaling Magic Resist Glyphs .However now you can now run Health Regeneration Quintessences which will put a large array of defensive strategies at your disposal. These pretty much insure your survival on the lane and they might go well on a Malphite, Dr. Mundo or Sion. Keep in mind that staying longer on the lane means better CS ( Creep Score) which leads to better items.
Junglers have a very special requirement which is always getting flat Armor Seals because surviving the jungle clearing and being able to gank at high health is an absolute priority. The second thing about junglers is that even the largest Tanks used in Jungle such as Gragas are running a lot of damage focused runes because the other really important aside from coming out of the jungle at high health is clearing the jungle really, really fast. That grants you faster gold income, a faster and better build thus helping you be more useful to your team.
Unlike in a lane where minions are always spawning and coming over to you and dying no matter what, in the jungle you are limited by your own clearing speed. So as a tank, knowing the fact that jungle camps do not have magic resist and most of them don't even have armor anymore you will need Attacks Speed on the marks section of the Runes Page as it is the best way to increase your damage for this slot. Attack Speed Marks, Armor Seals , Cooldown Reduction glyphs and Ability Power Quintessences. Ability Power Quintessences will come in really handy and are going to provide a lot of value to a jungle Tank such as Gragas or Zac. It all amounts to fast clear speeds and getting out as fast as possible. The difference between a good and a bad Jungler is how much help he can provide to his team and how much pressure he can put on the enemy team. Being strong enough to maybe solo important objectives such as Drake or being able to help take down the Rift herald fast is also extremely important.
When it comes to Champions such as Evelyn or Nidalee which are mages but they also have some attack damage you might want to think about running Attack Damage Marks , Seals of Armor, Ablity Power Glyphs and Quintessences.
Full Ap Mages such as Brand, Karma or Karthus in the jungle will need to run Magic Penetration Marks, Seals of Armor , Ability Power Glyphs and Ability Power Quintessences.
For all the Attack Damage Junglers such as Lee Sin, Jarvan or Master Yi things are not so complicated. For Master Yi you could run a flat Armor, Attack Speed and Attack Damage Rune Page.
For Lee Sin, Flat Armor and Atack Damage.
Mid Laners
Mid Laners are usually AP burst casters, extremely powerful but squishy and vulnerable (Zhonya's Hourglass, anyone?).
Whith slight differences these Champions all share some basic needs when it comes to stats and abilities. Magic Penetration Marks, Ability Power Quintessences are an absolute must. Also something else that might help you improve a lot would be Cooldown Reduction per Level and Health per level.
But should you not need Cooldown Reduction with a Champ such as Cassyopeea it might be good to replace it with Scaling Ability Power.
If you are really defensive and afraid of your lane opponent ( maybe your counter, maybe a really aggressive LeBlanc for instance) the way to go would be using Magic Resist Glyphs. Should you be afraid of a Zed or a Physical Damage lane opponent just change to what grants you more protection and get Armor.
Marksmen are Champion with really strong auto attacks upon which they rely for farming on the lane. Unfortunately for them, they level a little bit slower than let's say Mid Laners or Top Laners because they share a lane with their Support and the Xp is shared.
Marksmen in the bottom lane normally prefer the scaling of defensive stats. Marksmen are in a duo lane and face a AD Champion ( Marksman) and usually an Ap Champion (Support). So usually the best way to go for a marksman is to get flat Magic Resist and Flat Armor. Attack Damage Marks and Attack speed Quintessences come in to complete the Rune page.
Attack Damage helps a lot with last hits and Attack Speed Quintessences are the most useful runes in the game if you auto-attack a lot ( and you'd better be). Mastering Last Hitting no matter what the situation is on your lane is vital to being a good ADC player. Last hitting minions while pushing the enemy tower (careful so you don't get ganked…) or last hitting under your tower while the enemy is pushing you take time to learn, nut once mastered you will become a valuable asset of any team.
For Marksmen who are not so dependent on Attack speed such as Graves the Attack Speed Quintessences could be swapped for Attack Damage Quints.
Supports are there to help the ADC's do their thing safely, to keep the ADC alive and boost/buff their team's stats.
Lane Bully– Brand, Vel Koz, Zyra require flat stats everywhere from level 1so that they can start punishing the enemy as soon as possible. A bully Support can put a lot of pressure on the enemy ADC by constantly poking and keeping him at low health. The enemy ADC will not be able to focus on his Creep Score and by being low health they will be wary of getting ganked. A bully Support should opt for Magic Penetration Marks, Ability Power Quintessences, Ability power Glyphs, and Seals of Health.
Enchanter Support– these are the champions in League of Legends who are there for buffing theior team . Champions such as Soraka, Janna, Nami. An enchanter support is running a very underappreciated Rune called a Mark of Armor. These supports don't really deal Damage, they don't need Attack Speed or Magic Penetration. Their build focuses on defense and scaling AP. This allows you to also run Seals of Health and be more durable on the lane. Because they are CDR dependant you might want to go for the Cooldown Reduction Glyphs and maybe Ability Power Quintessences.
Tank Supports– should be running Flat Armor Marks, Health Seals for that early game tankyness, Magic Resist Glyphs and Health Regeneration Quintessences. As a support Tank you need to be able to take a lot of harass, a lot of poke and maybe block a lot of damage meant for the Marksman you are doing your best to protect.
Grabbing the best Runes set up before a match and adapting in such a way so that you can minimize incoming Damage while maximizing the Damage you deal to opponents and making sure you can stay on your lane for as long as possible is key to success.
Matching your Runes with appropriate Summoner Spells and Masteries Tree might just be that edge you need when facing off against an enemy. A real common mistake is forgetting to check runes and masteries while in Champion Select and sometimes ending up playing Karthus MiD Lane with Attack Damage Runes .
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Living Large with ASUS
ASUS is always a good choice when picking a laptop. It's known as one of the most reliable laptop brands, and its products are consistently well reviewed.
While most ASUS laptops are in the ultraportable and mainstream category, the company does make some desktop replacements. In this ASUS 17" laptop review we'll examine the top three.
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The ASUS Republic of Gamers G series laptops are among the best you'll find anywhere. What makes these laptops stand out from the crowd is their outstanding bang-for-the-buck. The G73 can be purchased for as little as $1400, which is a bargain for a full-blown 17" gaming laptop. The hardware inside the G73 is on par with the competing laptops that cost up to a thousand dollars more.
Besides its value, the G73 also offers unique design. While many gaming laptops are all flash, the G73 takes styling influences from stealth fighters and bombers. The result is a laptop that blends in easily with its surroundings - or at least, as easily as any 17 inch laptop weighing over 7 pounds can.
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A step below the G series, the ASUS N series is the company's line of mainstream multimedia laptops. These laptops are built to do it all - HD movies, gaming, productivity - you name it, and the N73 is built to handle it. Inside the N73 you'll find a quad-core processor as well as Nvidia 540M discrete graphics. This makes the N73 quite capable when it comes to gaming - not as capable as a pure gaming machine, but faster than most.
Like the G series, the N series offers excellent (but very different) styling. Most of the N series laptops are clad in brushed aluminum, offering a elegant exterior that looks even more luxurious than the $1100 price tag suggests. This is paired up with an outstanding keyboard and a large, responsive touchpad. If you'd like a powerful desktop replacement, you can't go wrong with the N73.
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Big laptops often come with big price tags, which makes them hard to find on a budget. The ASUS K72 is the company's response to this dilemma. It offers a Core i3 processor and 4GB of RAM along with (of course) a 17 inch display, and it does this for a price around $800. Although it's not the most affordable 17" laptop around, it is the most afford made by ASUS.
That's not to say that the K72 is perfect. Although generally well built, the gap in performance and elegance between this laptop and the N73 is substantial. Given that the N73 is "only" $350 more, I'd suggest that buyers looking for a 17" laptop save for another month or two and go with the N73. With that said, this laptop should serve you well if you absolutely can't spend more.
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Monday, May 25, 2015
Thanks Foil Tag
A new Monday equals a new Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! This week it's: Thank you! Maybe you need to make a Thank you card or gift tag, or maybe you're thankful for something. As long as it's about thanks you're good to go to join us!
I'm joining in the foil trend and I love it. I do not have the beautiful Minc machine, but fortunately there are other methods for using foil. I've been experimenting with different techniques and the background of this tag I made with a stamp, clear embossing powder and a laminator. The Minc is actually a laminator, which has the ability to adjust temperature and is also hotter than a regular laminator (in most cases, there are lots of different laminators out there). My laminator has no temperature control and just isn't hot enough for some techniques. Therefore, it works less "good", but I actually like the results in most cases better because of the lack of heat. I'm more of the distressed look, than the clean crisp look type of girl.
After the foil, I applied some color to the background. I like the color combination of blue with pink, I think it's beautiful. I made a layered half doily. The doily in the back is from waxpaper, which I use in some dies so that the die cut is easier to remove from the die. The upper white flower is from Prima. It is actually a trim. The "thanks" is an exclusive die from Simon Says Stamp, I cut it out of cork and outlined it with a black marker.
To join in all you need to do is make a project that fits this weeks challenge and you can be the winner of the $50 gift voucher that our amazing sponsor Simon Says Stamp offers. This prize will go to a random entry. So go over to the Stamp and Show Monday Challenge blog, let the DT members inspire you and join in the fun!
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Gorgeous tag and now you have my head spinning with ideas of the embossing powder and the foil. Cool effect and can't wait to try this.ReplyDelete
Love that foil background and embossing! Sandra, this tag is gorgeous! Hugs!ReplyDelete
WOW!!! What a cool technique! I don't know anything about a laminator...sounds cool! I love the look of this...great texture!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous tag!ReplyDelete
Stunning tag, Sandra! LOVE the way you layered in foil!!ReplyDelete
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Foil is absolutely amazing product! You've used it in a wonderful way! great work as always!ReplyDelete
Such a lovely tag, Sandra. Love the wonderful colors you created. :)ReplyDelete
What amazing texture and depth you've created with the foil! I love how it turned out and I really like how you made the "Thanks" sentiment going up the side of the tag-- such a nice change to see and very inventive!ReplyDelete
loving the wonderful and textures and colours on this fabulous tag Sandra x The layered florals are so beautiful too :-)ReplyDelete
TFS and best wishes
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That background is outstanding and I would love to see this in person to appreciate all it's beauty. Setting the flowers off to the left looks so good and this lovely work of art just proves how cool tags can be.ReplyDelete
Wow Sandra, your tag is just beautiful and that foil background is amazing! Just stunning work as always! Hugs :)ReplyDelete
What a fabulous way to use the foil! I can only imagine how the foiled words must look in person! And then all the distressing and layers on top - awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
This is stunning Sandra and so clever! Love the background you made with the foil letters. The die cut and doilies are wonderful too and the colour combo is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
This is stunning!!! Love love this tag!ReplyDelete


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So finally Marble Lounge was as done as I ever feel it will be, so now I have finally put it out on Google Play! I must admit it was with a bit of anxiety, that I put my baby out there for the whole world to see! I mean, there is currently more than 0 ...
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Wallis Simpson and The Concept of Jolie Laide
I finally watched Madonna's film, WE (rented it On Demand) about the life of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor. I was really excited to see this film as I wanted to know more about how Wallis and the King of England first met. The parts about Wallis were beautifully done and Andrea Riseborough did a marvelous job portraying her, but I found the modern storyline woven into the script very distracting. In short, I didn't learn as much about Wallis Simpson as I would have liked.
Because the film left me with so many unanswered questions about her life I read the biography, That Woman: The Life of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor by Anne Sebba. This is a very well written, interesting biography that highlights the major plot points of Wallis' life.
The thing that intrigues me about Wallis is that she was what the French would call jolie laide, which literally translates to ugly pretty. She was not a classically beautiful woman, but made the best of what she had by dressing beautifully and grooming impeccably.
I love the idea of jolie laide because it suggests that we do not need to be cookie cutter beauties to be attractive. Suddenly features like tiny eyes, a jutting chin or a prominent nose could actually be deemed attractive. That these features need not be 'corrected' by plastic surgery in order to be considered beautiful. The motto of jolie laide is 'work with what you've got', and that is very refreshing indeed.
A great article called 'The Unfairest of Them All' that appeared in the New York Times back in 2005 gives a great perspective on jolie laide. To read the article click here.
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On Bringing up Bébé and the Raising of Two Children
Hello everyone! I'm happy to say I'm back from maternity leave. Thank you so much for all of your messages while I was away. The baby is doing great. She is such a delight. We really are in love.
I am finding motherhood the second time around a lot different than the first. It seems easier in some respects. This is not because the baby is any different but because I've changed a lot. For one thing I've started to take my own advice… To be in the moment, to take pleasure out of the simple things and to just enjoy myself, no matter what the circumstance.
Because of my first child I now know that these precious moments when they are babies go by all too quickly so I might as well soak every wonderful moment in- even the sleepless ones.
I'm not saying it's easy and roses all the time... I hosted a playdate last week that was, in two words, pure chaos. But I am still enjoying the process.
I'm also taking some advice from Pamela Druckerman's book, Bringing Up Bébé, which discusses French parenting techniques. The biggest themes I took away from that book were the ideas of being relaxed, going with the rhythm of the baby, not trying to force anything unnaturally and, the biggest revelation for me, La Pause technique (where you don't jump at every sound the baby makes). So far it all seems to be working really well. Although it didn't start off that way…
The first days after bringing our newborn home from the hospital were a bit challenging. I remarked to Mr. Connoisseur that I felt like I was living in a video game where every moment I was just trying to get to the next level. But once I started to pay attention to the rhythm of our baby, I managed to form a delicious routine that is malleable enough to change with the needs of our family. I am seriously enjoying motherhood now because I know that suddenly I will blink and my girls will be graduating from college. It can go by that fast.
I've missed you all and am really excited to get back into blogging again. I somehow did a lot of writing and planning while on maternity leave (I told you I never stop working) so I have a lot of great posts planned for you.
Those of you who follow me on Twitter know a bit about what I've been up to (anyone else watch the Diamond Jubilee??) but I look forward to updating you on it all in next week's post.
And now I have to go change a diaper… or two.
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Until next time, I would love to hear your parenting tips and wisdoms for raising children…
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Lessons from Madame Chic Book Cover
Hello Everyone! I'm happy to say I will be returning to the blog next week. I'm really looking forward to catching up with you all... But until then I wanted to share with you the new cover for Lessons from Madame Chic, which will be released on November 6, 2012. The cover art is by Virginia Johnson... I hope you love it as much as I do!
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Received an email today, Monday 29th September at 16.57, from the Politics Show, telling me all the exciting things I could expect to see on their next show on... erm, lunchtime on Sunday 28th September. So it (probably) wasn't me who got it wrong last time.
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Sorry to be pedantic, but that would be licence. My staff get it wrong all the time. They've now resorted to post-its on their PCs. To license, a licence. Unless you're American.
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(Several Government of Canada publications are shown on a desk. The titles include: "Digital Asia, Green Asia and Regional Asia." An infographic titled: "The Future of Asia – Foresight Process" is shown. It contains a series of circles with graphics within them, connected by short lines with dates underneath each circle. Headings above each circle read "Insight Sharing, Change Drivers, Cross Impact, Scenarios, Policy Challenges and Refining." A wall in a long office hallway is covered by a complex weekly calendar.) These studies encompass intensive scanning and foresight processes, conducted over many months, which culminate in the development of a thorough and multi-layered report (Several Government of Canada publications are shown on a desk. The titles include: "Energy Cluster Findings, Economy Cluster Findings, Geostrategic Cluster Findings and Social Cluster Findings." A woman places flashcards on a table. A group of people read posters on a boardroom wall. ) Throughout the process, we explore the future through a variety of lenses, including technology, the economy, society, the environment, and others. (A montage shows three men giving a presentation to a group. The group applauds at the end of the presentation.) Naturally, to cover complex policy problems, a great variety of expertise is needed (A man in an office speaks to another man via videoconference. A man sitting on a stool is interviewed under studio lighting. ) During the MetaScan on the Future of Asia, we brought together over 50 participants from across the public service, in addition to interviewing Canadian and international subject experts on Asia. (A group of people standing in a boardroom have a discussion.) Although our goal of generating insight and building foresight capacity remain a constant, the way we get there evolves with each project. (A montage shows various people giving presentations.) For the scanning and foresight phases, participants followed a carefully designed process, meeting regularly at the Horizons' lab to tackle each phase of the project. Taking time to look longer term is challenging but at the same time very worthwhile. (A group of people read posters on a boardroom wall. A man speaks in French from a boardroom chair. Text: "Martin Berry – Policy Horizons Canada". An intermittent montage shows people collaborating in an office environment. ) For me, it's the moment where it clicks with our participants. We often have many different groups at the table from the academic sector, different industries and professionals. We bring them together. There is really a moment where everyone starts to understand the objective and starts working together. From that moment forward, we are highly productive. (A woman speaks from an office. Text: "Amal Ahmed – Natural Resources Canada". An intermittent montage shows people collaborating in an office environment. ) It enables you to think longer-term, think outside the box, think in different ways then you normally do. (A montage shows people collaborating in an office environment.) These many in-person sessions were facilitated by our multi-disciplinary team using a variety of foresight and learning organization tools and methods. Facilitating large scale collaboration is never a simple task. But the rewards from a productive exchange of ideas are very valuable. (A man speaks in French via videoconference on a tablet. Text: "Pierre-Olivier DesMarchais – Policy Horizons Canada". The video conference robot is mounted on a stand with wheels and rolls down an office hallway while a man walks beside it, continuing the videoconference conversation. ) I think seeing the participants project themselves into the future and being comfortable doing it without judgement. Without a doubt, this is one of the elements that I find the most enjoyable. (A man speaks from an office. Text: "Imran Arshad – Policy Horizons Canada".) What I enjoy the most about facilitating a session is watching participants feed off of each other's ideas. One participant may say something that may trigger an idea in another person and they build off each other and that is the most enjoyable part for me. (A montage shows people collaborating in an office environment.) Our approach at Horizons is to foster a culture of innovation and creativity, learning and experimentation to enhance our results. (A man speaks in French from an office. Text: "Martin Roy – Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada".) What we need to constantly remind ourselves is that foresight is a domain of work that makes our institutions more resilient and adaptable to change and this area is often forgotten in our day-to-day work. (A montage shows people collaborating in an office environment.) This experience of the foresight process was seen by policy analysts as a unique, creative new tool that can be added to their toolbox. (A man speaks from an office. Text: "Rahil Khan – Natural Resources Canada".) For me there are a couple of valuable things that I have got out of the process: the testing of the policy assumptions, scenario building, testing the robustness of our policies and programs against these scenarios. (A montage shows people collaborating in an office environment.) The spirit of collaboration enables participants and Horizons' staff to work together to achieve a defined purpose. (A man speaks in front of a wall adorned with post-it notes. Text: "Philip Tomlinson – Natural Resources Canada".) I think it is very very useful to the public service. I would like to see more people have the opportunity to do a process like this. (A montage shows several people giving a presentation to a group. The group applauds at the end of the presentation.) With a sound strategy, a dedicated team, and strong facilitation, foresight can generate surprising and important insights that help develop more robust policies to better prepare for the future. (A computer screen shows the home page of the Policy Horizons Canada website. A user is shown navigating the website. Text: "horizons.gc.ca".) For more information on the Future of Asia project and other Horizons' MetaScans, please visit us at www.horizons.gc.ca. (Policy Horizons Canada's GcPedia and GcConnex pages are shown. Text: "GcPedia.gc.ca – GcConnex.gc.ca".) You can also find us on GCPedia and GCConnex. (Black background, a series of blue circles joined by intersecting lines. The bottom circle looks like planet Earth with the text "horizons" to its right. ) (Fade to black Text: "Copyright Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by Policy Horizons Canada, 2015.") ©Her majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by Policy Horizons Canada, 2015. 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The new music video for "Love Never Felt So Good," Michael Jackson's first single off his recently released posthumous record Xscape, features Justin Timberlake and honors MJ through and through. The video debuted on Wednesday morning and is a visual tribute to the late pop singer's lasting legacy on future generations. The video features JT and a slew of dancers busting out MJ's famous dance moves. The dancers also lip-synch close-up to the camera, paying tribute to Michael's famous 1991 "Black and White" video.
The music video also features archival footage of Jackson's many music videos, including "Beat It," "Bad," "Black or White," "You Rock My World" and others. There's even a quick shot of the singer as a child while in the Jackson 5. All of the footage is mixed among frames of Timberlake and a crowd of young dancers, , including children, who are singing along and attempting Michael's most memorable moves. They dance on top of subway turnstiles a la "Bad" and pool tables like in "Beat It." The video reminds you of all of the King of Pop's amazing music moments and unfortunately leaves you missing him even more.
The track debuted earlier this month at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and has a retro sound, sounding like something from Michael's first solo album A total disco throwback, "Love Never Felt So Good" gives JT a chance to duet with one of his idols. Timberlake also uses synths and has disco-sounding elements to his music, making this song a perfect fit for both artists.
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"Love Never Felt So Good," has received mixed criticism but has already landed on the Billboard Hot 100 after only three full days worth of tracking. Co-written with Paul Anka in 1983, the new track was produced by John McClain, co-executor of the Jackson estate.
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From the evidence files of Planet Weird comes a chilling look at real black magic at work in the modern world. Buried inside the iron gates of a rural cemetery, this wooden box was accidentally discovered by a curious geocacher. Contained inside where the required materials for one of the worst homespun curses that can be cast on a person.
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Before Leonardo DiCaprio starred in Jame Cameron's "Titanic" -- and subsequently became the poster on every teenage girl's wall -- he was a baby-faced actor in the 1995 gritty drama, "The Basketball Diaries."
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Saying that keyword density no longer matters is overstating things a bit. It's more that extreme keyword density values (less than 0.5% or over 3%) will hurt you, but values within a sane range won't help you much. Let's look at the reasons for this.
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The Panda Update
As with many other SEO strategies, Google's Panda update made density-based SEO approaches obsolete.[1] Panda penalizes approaches used by spammers and content farms, and keyword stuffing was one of the most often used strategies in the spammer's bag of tricks. Fortunately, Google is smart, and that brings us to...
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The main focus of my research is on the dynamic strategies of pastoral nomadic societies living in the steppe region, mountains, and deserts of Central and Eastern Eurasia. My work centers primarily on pastoralism in the Bronze Age (~ 3500-1000BC), which is intricately tied to questions of social and economic interaction between regional populations across Central Asia at that time. My theoretical interests center on how social groups utilize economic and political strategies to communicate inter-regionally, and how variability in their economic and social strategies introduces opportunities for reshaping the boundaries of their social landscapes and human interactions. I am also interested in the relationships between pastoral strategies and the environment, and how the choices and ways of life of mobile groups contributed to the formation of wide reaching networks as early as 2000BC (the Mid-Bronze Age). I currently conduct field research in Eastern Kazakhstan, where I am exploring the ways by which pastoral societies employed flexible temporal and spatial patterns of mobility to negotiate ecological constraints as well as alter the political and social conditions of their landscape.
Methodologically, I specialize in spatial analysis and archaeological landscape modeling using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing. I have a strong interest in the reconstruction of paleo-ecological, geo-morphological, and land-cover changes in extreme environments (e.g. high mountains, deserts). My current work centers on modeling prehistoric rangelands of mountain and steppe regions of western and eastern Eurasia by analyzing contemporary satellite data combined with paleo-climatic regressions. Within GIS, these reconstructions are paired with data recovered from my regional archaeological survey and excavations, bringing together environmental and social components of the prehistoric context. I am also interested in questions of ecology and adaptive strategies (social and economic) of mobile societies more generally.
Although my fieldwork is primarily archaeological, I also have conducted ethnographic studies of Kazakh pastoralists, and (to a lesser extent) nomadic societies of North Africa and reindeer herders of Finland. I also have carried out research on prehistoric rock-art in the Italian Alps, Roman and Islamic landscapes in North Africa, and Neolithic hunter-gatherers in Finland.
Selected Publications
2008 Frachetti, Michael D. Pastoralist Landscapes and Social Interaction in Bronze Age Eurasia. Berkeley: University of California Press.
2012 Frachetti, Michael and Lynne Rouse. Central Asia, the steppe and the Near East, 2500-1500 BC. In Companion to the Archaeology of the Near East, ed. D. Potts, pp. 687-705. London: Blackwell Publishers.
2012 Frachetti, Michael D. The Multi-Regional Emergence of Mobile Pastoralism and the Growth of Non-Uniform Institutional Complexity Across Eurasia. Current Anthropology. 53(1): 2-38.
2011 Frachetti, Michael D. The Migration Concept in Central Eurasian Archaeology. Annual Review of Anthropology 40:195–21.
2010 Frachetti, Michael D., Spengler, R.S., Fritz, G. J., and A.N. Mar'yashev. Earliest Evidence of Broomcorn Millet and Wheat in the Central Eurasian Steppe Region. Antiquity 84 (326): 993-1010.
2010 Frachetti, M., Benecke, N, Mar'yashev, A. N., and P. Doumani. Eurasian Pastoralists and Their Shifting Regional Interactions at the Steppe Margin: Settlement History at Mukri, Kazakhstan. World Archaeology 42(4): 622-646.
2009 Frachetti, M.D. and N. Benecke. From Sheep to (Some) Horses: 4500 Years of Herd Structure at the Pastoralist Settlement of Begash (Southeastern Kazakhstan). Antiquity 83 (322): 1023-1037.
2009 Frachetti, Michael D. Differentiated Landscapes and Non-Uniform Complexity among Bronze Age Societies of the Eurasian Steppe. In Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia: Monuments, Metals and Mobility, eds. Bryan Hanks And Kathryn Linduff, 19-46. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2008 Frachetti, Michael D. Variability and Dynamic Landscapes of Mobile Pastoralism in Ethnography and Prehistory. In The Archaeology of Mobility: Nomads in the Old and in the New World, eds. H. Barnard and W. Wendrich, 366-96. Cotsen Advanced Seminar Series 4. Los Angeles: Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA.
2007 Frachetti, Michael D. and Alexei N. Mar'yashev. Long-term Occupation and Seasonal Settlement of Eastern Eurasian Pastoralists at Begash, Kazakhstan. Journal of Field Archaeology 32(3): 221-42
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