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Oh who am I kidding, it's a fanmix of math songs for Hermann. The final song is a surprise!

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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You spend the entire month waiting for payday, everything is fine for about a week and then, suddenly, you’re back stressing until next month's payday.
Mentally, this can be a complete nightmare and can cause a lot of anxiety, but a new survey has revealed that it is actually dramatically effecting your appearance as well.
According to The Huffington Post, a study carried out at the Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, has shown that those who worry more about their financial situation, can look as much as 10 years older than those who don't.
The research involved 200 people, who were asked to rate their financial stress and had their pictures taken.
10 years later, they had their photograph taken again and researchers were able to see that, those who had ranked their financial worries as being higher, had aged a lot more.
Speaking to The Huffington Post, Margie Lachman, who was involved in the study, stated that the results could be related to a stressful lifestyle in general.
She explained that, those who are more stressed out, may be less likely to pay attention to maintaining their appearance, a healthy diet and an exercise routine, which would explain why they look older.

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1. The beginning of the gospel about Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
2. It is written in the prophet Isaiah: Look, I am going to send my messenger in front of you to prepare your way before you.
3. A voice of one that cries in the desert: Prepare a way for the Lord, make his paths straight.
4. John the Baptist was in the desert, proclaiming a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins.
5. All Judaea and all the people of Jerusalem made their way to him, and as they were baptised by him in the river Jordan they confessed their sins.
6. John wore a garment of camel-skin, and he lived on locusts and wild honey.
7. In the course of his preaching he said, 'After me is coming someone who is more powerful than me, and I am not fit to kneel down and undo the strap of his sandals.
9. It was at this time that Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptised in the Jordan by John.
10. And at once, as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart and the Spirit, like a dove, descending on him.
13. and he remained there for forty days, and was put to the test by Satan. He was with the wild animals, and the angels looked after him.
16. As he was walking along by the Lake of Galilee he saw Simon and Simon's brother Andrew casting a net in the lake -- for they were fishermen.
18. And at once they left their nets and followed him.
19. Going on a little further, he saw James son of Zebedee and his brother John; they too were in their boat, mending the nets.
20. At once he called them and, leaving their father Zebedee in the boat with the men he employed, they went after him.
21. They went as far as Capernaum, and at once on the Sabbath he went into the synagogue and began to teach.
22. And his teaching made a deep impression on them because, unlike the scribes, he taught them with authority.
26. And the unclean spirit threw the man into convulsions and with a loud cry went out of him.
28. And his reputation at once spread everywhere, through all the surrounding Galilean countryside.
29. And at once on leaving the synagogue, he went with James and John straight to the house of Simon and Andrew.
30. Now Simon's mother-in-law was in bed and feverish, and at once they told him about her.
31. He went in to her, took her by the hand and helped her up. And the fever left her and she began to serve them.
32. That evening, after sunset, they brought to him all who were sick and those who were possessed by devils.
34. and he cured many who were sick with diseases of one kind or another; he also drove out many devils, but he would not allow them to speak, because they knew who he was.
35. In the morning, long before dawn, he got up and left the house and went off to a lonely place and prayed there.
39. And he went all through Galilee, preaching in their synagogues and driving out devils.
42. And at once the skin-disease left him and he was cleansed.
45. The man went away, but then started freely proclaiming and telling the story everywhere, so that Jesus could no longer go openly into any town, but stayed outside in deserted places. Even so, people from all around kept coming to him.

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We’ve reached the point in the regular season where the new redshirt rule is about to become a non-factor.
It’s not there yet, only because the number of remaining games isn’t set for Purdue. It depends on whether the Boilermakers win the Big Ten West and play in the conference championship game. They could play five more games, including a bowl game.
Winning the division remains a possibility but Purdue needs help to climb to the top spot.
The reason we mention this? Co-defensive coordinator Nick Holt is looking at using safety freshman Cory Trice when the Boilermakers face the Golden Gophers.
The 6-foot-3 Trice has yet to play and could see action in up to four games and not lose a year of eligibility. How Saturday’s game unfolds will likely determine if Trice plays.
Trice was slowed by an injury early in training camp but still needed to learn the defense before Holt and his staff would put the Kentucky native in a game. Trice is getting closer.
Trice has been on the team’s travel roster for its three road games. Holt said Trice’s skill set projects as a middle field safety.
Defensive back Elijah Ball has played in two games, according to the team’s defensive statistics, and the coaching staff will be careful to play the Indianapolis native in only two more games.
Three other freshmen – receiver Rondale Moore, defensive lineman Jeff Marks and linebacker Jaylan Alexander – have played in more than four games and can’t use this year as a redshirt season.
The redshirt freshman defensive end sustained a hit to his knee during the win over Iowa and was helped off the field. However, it didn’t take long for Reviere to return.
So were the Boilermakers, who have avoided a major injury on the defensive line this season. Reviere battled through a foot injury that limited his practice time last season but has been a steady contributor through the first nine games.
He’s made 20 tackles with two TFL’s and one sack.
Barnes usually joins Johnson’s group during Thursday’s practice.
Holt’s defense has developed into one of the top red zone units, not only in the Big Ten but in the nation.
The Boilermakers are No. 27, allowing scores on 77.1 percent of opponents’ trips inside the 20-yard line. They’ve given up 17 touchdowns and 10 field goals in 35 trips.
“I think our kids understand the situation of red zone defense,” Holt said. “We do a good job with our package on changing some things and I think our guys do a nice job of staying on the top of the fades and some of the passing game you get in the red zone.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


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Dallas entrepreneur Sam Wyly testified Friday that he filed for bankruptcy to force the Internal Revenue Service to “put up or shut up” about any taxes he owes related to his family’s offshore trusts.
The 81-year-old former owner of Michaels Stores and Bonanza steakhouses said he filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code because the IRS has been auditing his tax returns for a decade without ever telling him whether he owed any additional taxes.
“The Internal Revenue Service kept my taxes open year after year and we had the $200 million New York judgment against us and I didn’t want to leave this [burden] on my children,” Wyly told U.S. Bankruptcy Chief Judge Barbara Houser.
“I filed to make the Internal Revenue Service put up or shut up,” he said.
Wyly’s testimony came on day three of his bankruptcy trial and the trial of his sister-in-law, Dee Wyly, the widow of Charles Wyly, who died in a car crash in Colorado in 2011.
Sam and Dee Wyly filed for bankruptcy in 2014 after a New York judge hit the Wylys with a $299 million judgment for federal securities violations involving offshore trusts the family created in the 1990s on the Isle of Man.
In April, the IRS accused the Wylys of tax evasion and fraud. The IRS seeks $1.4 billion in back taxes, fees and penalties from Sam Wyly and $800 million from Dee Wyly.
The IRS claims that the Wylys set up a series of offshore trusts on the Isle of Man to hide income from being taxed but used the money in the trusts to fund their lavish lifestyle. The government claims that the trusts were sham operations that purchased multimillion-dollar houses, $700,000 pieces of jewelry and artwork anytime the Wyly family demanded it.
Houser is allowing Sam Wyly to limit his testimony to 90 minutes each morning because of health issues that cause him to lose energy quickly. In testimony Wednesday and Thursday, Wyly told the court about his parents, growing up in a house without electricity or plumbing in rural Louisiana and joining the Boy Scouts.
“I started as a Tenderfoot but worked up to Eagle Scout,” Wyly said, showing a picture of the Eagle Scout badge to Houser.
“What did you learn as a Boy Scout?” asked Vinson & Elkins partner Josiah Daniel, who is representing Sam Wyly.
Wyly talked about his and his brother’s entrepreneurial years — from starting University Computing Co. in 1963 with only $1,000 in the bank and turning it into a multimillion-dollar computer services company to buying Michaels, the craft store chain, which the Wylys developed from a private company with $10 million in revenue in 1982 to $1.2 billion public company in 2006.
He said others have claimed that the Wylys are responsible for creating about 200,000 jobs, but he said media reports stating that he was worth $1 billion were exaggerated.
In testimony Friday, Sam Wyly said he first learned about trusts on the Isle of Man from an article in The Wall Street Journal and from an estate planning seminar in 1991 held in New Orleans that was attended by his brother, Charles, and the family lawyer, Michael French.
“We had advice that the Isle of Man was a good place for asset protection — a place good for deferring taxes, not avoiding taxes,” he said.
Wyly told Houser that he and the family decided to put their assets in the Isle of Man trusts for four reasons: estate planning, asset protection, tax deferral and protection from frivolous lawsuits.
During 90 minutes of testimony Friday, Wyly emphatically stated four times that he was interested in “tax deferral, not tax avoidance.” He also pointed out that several Texas banks had failed during the late 1980s and he looked for safer places to put his investments.
“They had a good record of stewardship and honesty and doing what’s best,” he said.
Wyly told Houser that he and his brother relied on the advice of their lawyers and accountants regarding the legality of the offshore trusts.
Wyly said he learned early in his business career to hire good professionals and let them handle their specialty without his interference or second-guessing.
Wyly will return to the witness stand Monday to be cross-examined by lawyers for the IRS.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Mirador is a collection of mini neighbourhoods stacked vertically around a semi-public sky-plaza. The building acts as a counterpoint against the massive uniformity of the surrounding housing blocks. It frames the distant landscape of the Guadarrama Mountains through a large ‘look out’ located 40 meters above the ground. This also provides outdoor space and community garden for the occupants of building, monumentalising public life and space.
In PAU de Sanchinarro, one of the new cities situated on the north eastern edge of Madrid, two plots are destined for development as a possible ‘escape’ from the uniformity and claustrophobia of a surrounding filled with six-story blocks.
In the first, the typology of houses surrounding an inaccessible patio is turned sideways creating a communal space with a view of the city, and the Guadarrama Mountains. The tower preserves open space needed by the modern city. The large lookout space, 40 meters above the ground, provides occupants and neighbours with a community garden and a space to contemplate the skyline.
The proposal opens domestic architecture to the new city environment and to its surrounding territories. The semi-public sky plaza is easily accessible with a direct lift connection from the plaza surrounding the building. This lifted public space is surrounded by different neighbourhoods, a wide variety of compact housing types integrating different social groups and lifestyles. In contrast to the mass-produced repetition of the standard family house, these housing units are grouped into small blocks that are stacked and glued together, create a towering community superblock.
The slits in between the blocks act as access zones and are conceived as vertical alleys. Their transformation along each itinerary agglomerates the compendium of typologies that are structured like small suburbs. It leads to a vertical sequence of stairs, halls, platforms, and streets. It creates a vertical neighbourhood. It becomes the reference point of the neighbourhood. The allowance for the realisation of this building can be seen as a sincere and honest manifestation of Spanish self-criticism, an admirable character trait. Perhaps it is an elementary one, especially for a culture that wants to be open, vivid, and cosmopolitan.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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She captained Diablo Valley College's soccer team, where she was an All-American striker.
She appeared on the E! show Total Divas and later competed on Big Brother in 2018.
She married Jonathan Coyle in August 2014.
She slapped "The King" Jerry Lawler on television.


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industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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January 4, 2015: The CAROLINE is a part of political and airline history. It was the first private plane to be used in a presidential campaign.
The CAROLINE was built in August 1948 for American Airlines (AA) and was part of the AA fleet untill 1958. The plane was sold to the plane sales firm Fred B. Ayer and Associates of New York City. On September 22, 1959 the plane was purchased by Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. (JPK Sr.) for $385,000.
Reportedly, when Janet Des Rosiers (former secretary/mistress of JPK Sr.) returned from Europe to New York City in March 1958, JPK Sr. called her and said "You pick any job in NYC and I'll get it for you". Des Rosiers thanked him but she said that she would get her own job. She got a job selling Corvair planes as a plane demonstrator. The job paid a commission. She rung JFK to see if he wanted a demonstration and a test flight was arranged.
JFK and his entourage flew from DC to NYC. JFK was impressed and told Janet that he would lease one for his presidential campaign. A few days latter JPK Sr. rung Des Rosiers telling her, "Hell Janet, Jack isn't going to lease a plane from you, we're going to buy him one." As her commission Janet received six months pay plus additional cash. At JFK's request Janet became stewardess and secretary on the CAROLINE.
Image copyright Jake Gariepy (Dapper and Dreamy).
December 23, 2014 Notes: Kennedy family Christmas stockings hung on the mantel of the Paul House in Palm Beach, Florida on December 24, 1962. The "loaned" Paul House gave the First Family some privacy away from the busy Palm Beach residence of nearby Joe and Rose.
Source: JFK Library. Image edited by Steven L. Brawley.
December 21, 2014: A study of Jackie's favorite things provides us with a fun glimpse into what she might have wanted stuffed in her stocking or under the tree at 1040. What would Jackie want?

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


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I would like to talk to you about autism. I know, we talk about autism a lot, you and I. But somehow things have gotten off track and I really think that I need to make something very clear. Not for for you or my neighbor or for other people but for me, right here, right now.
I have been living with autism my entire life and didn’t even know it. It wasn’t until I discovered that my son has autism that I truly came to grips with what it really is. And I’m not talking about what I’ve read in medical research studies or transcripts or expert opinions or even public opinions. What I mean is, I know what autism is, to me.
This may sound a little strange but in a very general sense, autism is everything and it is nothing too.
Autism is the way a person perceives the world around them. It is the way they take it in, interact with it, experience it, process it and live with it. It’s the filter with which all reality flows through before becoming our own reality. It shapes a person’s past as well as their future. With each step forward, all that is involved in that step flows through a vail of autism which invariably alters the course they take towards their next step. Each step being a direct result of the step before it, exponentially affecting further steps ahead. We become a product of our combined experiences, each of which, affected and altered, whether for better or worse, as an effect of autism.
At the same time, autism is nothing, neither tangible or quantitative in it’s existence any more than any other thought, memory, expression, synaptic response or neurological interpretation to stimuli that every living thing is privileged with in it’s existence. It’s a unique perception unlike any other making it exactly the same as any other. It’s a tasteless, touchless, odorless, inaudible and invisible anomaly that isn’t really there.
There’s more, and this is important. So hear me out.
Autism is not a fight between parents. Autism is not a battle with the school board. It’s not about who is functioning higher or lower than someone else or even about what “functioning” even means nor is it about who should and shouldn’t be cured.
Autism is not about what a person looks like and it’s most certainly not about tendencies that a person might have, homicidal or otherwise. It’s not about taxing the system or making life hard on a parent and it’s definitely not about organ transplant bureaucracy.
Autism is not politics. It’s not religion. It’s not about you or me and it’s certainly not about you versus me.
I am tired. I’m tired of all of this.
I’m tired of reading stories in the news about mothers killing their autistic children. I’m tired of people making horrendous and false claims in the name of autism. I’m tired of the fighting, I’m tired of the name calling and I’m tired of the people who can’t admit when they’re wrong. I’m tired of people that are judgmental and I’m tired of the people who think it’s funny. I’m tired of people telling me what I should and shouldn’t believe, what I should and shouldn’t say and what I should and shouldn’t think.
I’m really, just tired. Very tired.
So here it is, as simple as can be.
Autism is me. It’s my son. It’s the little girl who can’t speak but screams with every breath she takes. It’s the little boy that completely loses control one moment but creates his own computer operating system the next.
Autism is the man that needs a heart transplant to live. Autism is the young woman that goes to Washington to fight for people she doesn’t even know but loves.
Autism is the life taken far too early by the parent that didn’t know what else to do. Autism is the life that wandered away from safety, scared and unknowing of the dangers around them.
Autism is not a disease. Autism is not a battlefield. Autism is not an opinion.
Figure it out. Work it out.
Because autism is a lot of people.
Autism is the perception, the experiences and the reality that effects and shapes what is to become a person’s life and yet, it’s nothing too, for all the same reasons.
Glad I found your blog, comrade.
This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for this blog entry.
Yep. the drama gets old fast. I don’t want to fight over treatments, respect, definitions or perceptions. We are all a part of this. Attacking each other is pointless, demeaning and frankly exhausting. Keep up the good work. I will be here with you, with the countless autism parents, kids and all the others who struggle and celebrate this crazy world.
I agree, autism is a lot of people, it’s good to remember that. I liked this post, I was going to comment something more before but I can’t remember what I was going to say.
Beautiful, Stuart! I couldn’t have said it better. And while the rest of the world is working it out, this also-tired mom is sending good thoughts & wishes your way.
This is amazing and more.
You honestly took the words right out of my mouth!
I’ve written a post about perceptions of autism tonight and linked to you because your quotes: ‘Autism is not an opinion’ and ‘Autism is not politics. It’s not religion. It’s not about you or me and it’s certainly not about you versus me’. are fantastic. You need to add them to your “quotes” page.
I will be sending all my friends to your page because it’s just THAT wonderful.
Great post and so true! Autism is people. A lot of people both children and adults.

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India sneak home! What a game of cricket that was, going down to the very last ball. Bangladesh did a wonderful job in the field, but just couldn't put on enough with the bat. Those extra nine deliveries that they did not face in their innings proved the difference. A terrific tournament comes to it's conclusion, and India are the worthy winners.
Mahmudullah to Kuldeep Yadav. Off break half volley, outside off stump on the front foot sweeping, bottom edge to gully for 1 run, shy attempt by Rahim.
Mahmudullah to Kuldeep Yadav. Off break yorker, outside off stump on the front foot pushing, to extra cover for no runs.
Mahmudullah to Kuldeep Yadav. Off break length ball, outside off stump on the front foot slog sweeping, in the air under control to deep mid wicket for 2 runs, fielded by Islam.
Mahmudullah to Kedar Jadhav. Arm ball half volley, off stump on the front foot flick, to backward square leg for 1 run, fielded by Mortaza.
Mahmudullah to Kuldeep Yadav. Off break half volley, outside off stump on the front foot driving, to mid off for 1 run, fielded by Sarkar.
Mustafizur Rahman to Kedar Jadhav. Back of a length, to leg on the back foot cutting, well timed to deep backward point for 2 runs.
Mustafizur Rahman to Kedar Jadhav. Back of a length, middle stump down the track Steer, to backward point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Mustafizur Rahman to Kedar Jadhav. Length ball, off stump on the front foot Steer, to backward point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Mustafizur Rahman to Kedar Jadhav. Length ball, outside off stump on the front foot pushing, to point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Mustafizur Rahman to Kuldeep Yadav. Length ball, outside off stump on the front foot Steer, inside edge to square leg for 1 run, fielded by Mahmudullah.
OUT! Caught. Mustafizur Rahman to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot cutting, outside edge to wicketkeeper, by Rahim. The drama continues in Dubai! Kumar goes hard at a wide delivery, flashing and nicking through to Mushfiqur. This game is not over yet. Bangladesh have belief.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot pushing, to long on for 1 run, fielded by Sarkar.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot Steer, to backward point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Off cutter length ball, outside off stump on the back foot working, to mid wicket for no runs, fielded by Mortaza.
Rubel Hossain to Kedar Jadhav. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot flick, to backward square leg for 1 run, fielded by Das.
OUT! Caught. NOT OUT changed by umpire to OUT after REFERRAL. Rubel Hossain to Ravindra Jadeja. Length ball, to leg backing away driving, outside edge to wicketkeeper, by Rahim. Faint hope for Bangladesh. Jadeja looks to hit over the offside, but gets a little edge through to Mushfiqur. Originally not given, but the replays are clear. He has to go. 11 still needed.
Rubel Hossain to Ravindra Jadeja. Length ball, down leg side on the back foot pushing, to silly mid off for 2 runs, overthrow by Kayes.
FOUR! Mustafizur Rahman to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Off cutter length ball, down leg side on the front foot glancing, well timed past fine leg for 4 runs. A costly boundary to finish the over. The Fizz slides it down the legside, and it is neatly tickled away to the fine leg fence.
Mustafizur Rahman to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Length ball, down leg side on the front foot working, to short mid wicket for no runs, fielded by Kayes.
Mustafizur Rahman to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Back of a length, down leg side on the back foot defending, to short leg for no runs, fielded by Rahman.
Mustafizur Rahman to Ravindra Jadeja. Off cutter length ball, outside off stump on the back foot Steer, to third man for 1 run, fielded by Hossain.
Mustafizur Rahman to Ravindra Jadeja. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot cutting, to backward point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Mustafizur Rahman to Ravindra Jadeja. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot Steer, to backward point for no runs, fielded by Miraz.
Rubel Hossain to Ravindra Jadeja. Length ball, to leg on the front foot pushing, to mid off for 1 run, shy attempt by Mahmudullah.
Rubel Hossain to Ravindra Jadeja. Length ball, down leg side on the back foot defending, back to bowler for no runs, fielded by Hossain.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Length ball, off stump on the front foot flick, hit pad to short leg for 1 run, fielded by Hossain.
SIX! Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Half volley, outside off stump on the front foot driving, well timed in the air under control over long off for 6 runs. That strike might give India the trophy. Rubel's first bad delivery. Right in the slot for Bhuvi, who clears the front leg, and crashes it over long off.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Short, outside off stump backing away, Left to wicketkeeper for no runs, fielded by Rahim.
Rubel Hossain to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Length ball, outside off stump down the track driving, to mid on for no runs, fielded by Mahmudullah.


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4th July 7pm: St. Cenydd open-evening for year 6 parents.
6th July 11am – 2:30pm: Cluster Sports Day – Letters have been sent out to those children taking part.
6th July 3pm: Year 6 Parent drop-in session with Keri Powell, Assistant Headteacher from St. Martin’s.
9th July Rhydri Art Morning.
9th July End of year reports sent out today.
11th July 9:15am: Open-morning for new Nursery pupils.
11th July Earth Day – Reduced/No use of gas, electricity etc. all day.
11th July 3:30pm – 5:30pm: Optional parents’ evening to discuss progress and end of year report.
13th July Year 6 trip – More information to follow.
13th July 9:15am: Foundation Phase open-morning linked to current theme – ‘Carnival of the Animals’.
14th July Rudry Music Festival.
16th July 3:30pm: Gold and Silver Class showcasing their Artwork.
17th July Special Event for whole school.
18th July 1pm: Bedwas and Rhydri Swimming Gala in Bedwas swimming pool.
19th July 1:30pm – Year 6 Leavers’ concert and performance from instrumentalists in Rudry Village Hall.
20th July Last day of school for pupils.
4th September Children return to school.
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Home » Vaping Blog » There Are Six Types of Vapers – Which Are You?
Have you ever asked yourself what kind of Vaper you are? Did you even know there are different types of Vapers? Of course there are! After years of painstaking research we have definitive proof that Vapers can be classified into six distinct groups.
There are six categories of Vapers? Which one do you think you are?
The Cessationalist is on a mission. And that mission is to quit smoking. Image: www.canstockphoto.
Owns mid to low end above ohm vape pens or mods.
Good luck trying to tell the Complacent Vaper to quit vaping! Image: www.canstockphoto.
The Flavor Savor has an advanced palate and can discern over 10,000 flavors.
An interesting fact regarding these types of Vapers is that some hybrids have been identified. For instance, there have been reports of Cessationalists occasionally going into Drifter mode. In other circumstances, an OPV suddenly becomes a Complacent Vaper.
Now that you have read these types of Vapers, which one do you think you are?


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1. The appellants are citizens of Nigeria born on 18 October 1964, 3 August 1971, 23 March 1998 and 4 September 2003, respectively. The first and second appellants are husband and wife and the parents of the third and fourth appellants.
2. On 15 March 2016 they applied for leave to remain on article 8 grounds in terms of family and private life. The applications were refused in a decision dated 23 August 2017. Their appeal against that decision was dismissed by First-tier Tribunal Judge Walters ("the FtJ") after a hearing on 7 December 2017.
3. Permission to appeal was granted by a judge of the Upper Tribunal who referred in the grant to the decision of the Court of Appeal in MA (Pakistan) & Others v Secretary of State for the Home Department  EWCA Civ 705. Deputy Upper Tribunal Judge Lewis adjourned these appellants' appeals pending the judgment of the Supreme Court now reported as KO (Nigeria) & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department  UKSC 53. The appeals now come before me for determination in the light of that judgment.
4. The following is a summary of the FtJ's decision.
5. The FtJ noted that the appellants all entered the UK as visitors in 2008 and then overstayed and that at the time they entered the third appellant was aged 10 and the fourth appellant aged four. At the date of the applications for further leave to remain the appellants had resided in the UK for seven years and for nine years at the date of the hearing before him.
6. In his findings he concluded that the best interests of the children were to remain in a family unit with their parents but also to continue their education in the UK. He did however note that the education that they had been receiving had been provided free at taxpayers' expense and as the minor appellants had no leave to remain they had no right to that education.
7. He concluded that the evidence of the first appellant was not credible. In terms of language he found that it was probable that "a considerable proportion" of the language spoken in their home is Yoruba and that the third and fourth appellants have a considerable understanding of it.
8. He found that the first appellant was an electrician in Nigeria and that he had produced no evidence to suggest that he would not be able to find employment in that respect on return to Nigeria. His evidence that that he had overstayed because he wanted to stay in the UK and work was contrary to his evidence that he had never had paid employment in the UK.
9. He did not believe the evidence of the first appellant that his friends and family would not assist him financially if he had to return to Nigeria. He noted that there was no witness statement from his brother-in-law who it was said gives him cash on a regular basis and he concluded that there was no reason why the same sums could not be given to him until he established himself on return to Nigeria.
10. The FtJ found that the appellants had family life with each other but noted that it was the respondent's intention to return them as a family unit to Nigeria. Referring to section 117B(4) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 ("the 2002 Act") (little weight attached to private life established when a person is in the UK unlawfully) he again referred to the fact that the appellants were overstayers but also said that the third and fourth appellants were blameless in that regard.
11. He found that the first appellant would be able to find a job as an electrician in Nigeria and would be able to continue educating his children there although the quality of their education in Nigeria would not be as high as that which they presently receive in the UK.
12. He concluded that the wider public interest in the maintenance of immigration control outweighed the children's best interests, referring to the expense of their education in the UK being met by the taxpayer.
13. The FtJ thus concluded that it would be reasonable for the third and fourth appellants to return to Nigeria and that none of the appellants would encounter very significant obstacles on return. He found that the children would have the support of their parents, and the family as a whole would have the support of the first appellant who is qualified in a skilled trade.
14. The grounds, to summarise, contend that the FtJ failed to consider whether or not the minor appellants qualified for leave to remain under paragraph 276ADE(1)(iv) at the date of the application, in that both were under 18 at the date of the application and had lived in the UK for more than seven years at that date. The FtJ needed to consider whether it was reasonable for them to leave the UK. It is asserted that there was likewise a failure to consider s.117B(6) of the 2002 Act. It is further asserted in the grounds that the FtJ only considered proportionality in terms of the private lives of the appellants and not their family lives.
15. He had failed to identify any strong reasons for refusing leave to remain and had made no reference to relevant authority (such as MA (Pakistan)). Likewise, the grounds contend that the FtJ erred in failing to refer to or apply Home Office guidance (now updated) in relation to Appendix FM in particular having regard to the fact that no 'suitability' issues are relied on by the respondent.
16. In submissions Mr Plowright relied on the grounds and referred me to the decision in KO (Nigeria). The Home Office guidance that was applicable at the time of the hearing before the FtJ was that set out in MA (Pakistan). I was also referred to the current, updated, guidance.
17. Mr Bramble argued that the FtJ had considered the best interests of the third and fourth appellants and had made a proper article 8 assessment. He took into account the length of time that the third and fourth appellants had been in the UK.
18. In terms of KO (Nigeria), the FtJ had in fact decided the appeal in line with that decision in the sense that he took into account that the parents had no leave to remain in the UK and neither did their children.
19. As to whether the outcome would potentially have been any different had the FtJ referred to authority and guidance "potentially it would not". Although another judge might have come to a different decision on the appeals, the FtJ's decision was sustainable.
20. After I indicated to the parties that I was satisfied that the FtJ had erred in law in his decision such as to require the decision to be set aside (for the reasons explained below), the parties made further submissions as to the re-making of the decision.
21. Mr Plowright submitted that OA would now meet the requirements of the Rules in terms of para 276ADE(1)(v) in that he was between the ages of 18 and 25 and had spent at least half his life in the UK. He was aged 10 years and 2 months when he came to the UK. However, the fact that OA would now meet the requirements of the Rules in that respect was a 'new matter' (s.85(5)-(6) of the 2002 Act) which required the consent of the Secretary of State for it to be considered.
22. The second appellant's parents live in the UK and they all live together. That is a matter that has not previously been considered in terms of evidence.
23. As to the Home Office guidance, there were no countervailing circumstances such that leave on article 8 grounds outside the Rules should not be granted. Although the appellants were overstayers, that was usually a factor in cases of this kind.
24. Mr Bramble submitted that although in terms of the Rules and para 276ADE(1)(v) that was a new matter that required the consent of the Secretary of State, it was nevertheless a factor that could be considered in article 8 terms outside the Rules. Thus, no issue arises in terms of it being a new matter. What is required is a balancing exercise.
25. The reason for my concluding that the FtJ erred in law in his decision is in terms of his failure to have had regard to relevant authority and Home Office guidance in terms of the 'reasonableness' question regarding return to Nigeria of the third and fourth appellants. This aspect of my decision can be briefly expressed.
"?However, the fact that the child has been in the UK for seven years would need to be given significant weight in the proportionality exercise for two related reasons: first, because of its relevance to determining the nature and strength of the child's best interests; and second, because it establishes as a starting point that leave should be granted unless there are powerful reasons to the contrary."
"Indeed, the Secretary of State published guidance in August 2015 in the form of Immigration Directorate Instructions entitled "Family Life (as a partner or parent) and Private Life: 10 Year Routes" in which it is expressly stated that once the seven years' residence requirement is satisfied, there need to be "strong reasons" for refusing leave (para. 11.2.4)."
28. It is not that the FtJ failed to refer to and consider the fact that the third and fourth appellants had been in the UK for a period in excess of seven years at the time of the hearing before him (and indeed before), it was that he failed to assess that issue in terms of whether there were "strong reasons" such that leave should not be granted. He very properly referred to the fact that all of the appellants were overstayers and that the minor appellants had received education that they were not entitled to, at taxpayers' expense. However, those factors were not analysed in terms of the applicable Home Office guidance or with reference to the Court of Appeal's analysis of the significance of seven years' residence. Put another way, in my judgment he did not assess the seven years' residence of the third and fourth appellants with proper regard to the significant weight to be attributed to such residence.
29. What was said by the Supreme Court in KO (Nigeria) (including with reference to what was said about MA (Pakistan)) does mean that the error of law on the part of the FtJ was not material, given the Supreme Court's own analysis of the 'reasonableness' requirement in the Rules and under s.117 of the 2002 Act and the need to consider the matter with reference to the latest Home Office guidance. Accordingly, the decision of the FtJ must be set aside.
(vi)	subject to sub-paragraph (2), is aged 18 years or above, has lived continuously in the UK for less than 20 years (discounting any period of imprisonment) but there would be very significant obstacles to the applicant's integration into the country to which he would have to go if required to leave the UK."
(b)	as a result would be unlawful under section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998.
(b)	in cases concerning the deportation of foreign criminals, to the considerations listed in section 117C.
(3)	In subsection (2), "the public interest question" means the question of whether an interference with a person's right to respect for private and family life is justified under Article 8(2).
(1)	The maintenance of effective immigration controls is in the public interest.
(b)	it would not be reasonable to expect the child to leave the United Kingdom."
32. The guidance that was relied on on behalf of the appellants at the hearing before me was the 'Immigration Directorate Instruction on Family Migration: Appendix FM Section 1.0b, Family Life (as a Partner or Parent) and Private Life: 10-year Routes, dated 22 February 2018'. That superseded the guidance that was applicable at the time of the hearing before the FtJ.
Would it be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK?
If the effect of refusal of the application would be, or is likely to be, that the child would have to leave the UK, the decision maker must consider whether it would be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK.
A child is a qualifying child if they are a British child who has an automatic right of abode in the UK, to live here without any immigration restrictions as a result of their citizenship, or a non-British citizen child, who has lived in the UK for a continuous period of at least the seven years immediately preceding the date of application, which recognises that over time children start to put down roots and to integrate into life in the UK. The starting point is that we would not normally expect a qualifying child to leave the UK. It is normally in a child's best interest for the whole family to remain together, which means if the child is not expected to leave, then the parent or parents or primary carer of the child will also not be expected to leave the UK.
In the caselaw of KO and Others 2018 UKSC53, with particular reference to the case of NS (Sri Lanka), the Supreme Court found that "reasonableness" is to be considered in the real-world context in which the child finds themselves. The parents' immigration status is a relevant fact to establish that context. The determination sets out that if a child's parents are both expected to leave the UK, the child is normally expected to leave with them, unless there is evidence that that it would not be reasonable.
There may be some specific circumstances where it would be reasonable to either expect the qualifying child to leave the UK with the parent(s) or primary carer or for the parent(s) or primary carer to leave the UK and for the child to stay. In deciding such cases, the decision maker must consider the best interests of the child and the facts relating to the family as a whole. The decision maker should also consider any specific issues raised by the family or by, or on behalf of the child (or other children in the family).
-	there are no other specific factors raised by or on behalf of the child".
34. Although the "strong reasons" injunction in the guidance no longer appears, it is notable that the guidance does state that "The starting point is that we would not normally expect a qualifying child to leave the UK".
35. For completeness, it is as well to point out that it has not been suggested on behalf of the appellants that any of them meet the requirements of the Rules in terms of Appendix FM, for example for leave to remain as a parent.
36. In my summary of the FtJ's decision I refer to his findings. Those findings that are not infected by the error of law plainly ought to stand. The immigration history of the appellants and their ages at various points are matters that are not in dispute. The FtJ found that the third and fourth appellants have a considerable understanding of Yoruba, that the first appellant would be able to find a job as an electrician in Nigeria and that he would be able to continue educating his children there. He found that friends and family would assist the first appellant financially (and thus the family as a whole) if they had to return to Nigeria.
"16.	It is natural to begin with the first in time, that is paragraph 276ADE(1)(iv). This paragraph is directed solely to the position of the child. Unlike its predecessor DP5/96 it contains no requirement to consider the criminality or misconduct of a parent as a balancing factor. It is impossible in my view to read it as importing such a requirement by implication.
17.	As has been seen, section 117B(6) incorporated the substance of the rule without material change, but this time in the context of the right of the parent to remain. I would infer that it was intended to have the same effect. The question again is what is "reasonable" for the child. As Elias LJ said in MA (Pakistan) Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)  EWCA Civ 705,  1 WLR 5093, para 36, there is nothing in the subsection to import a reference to the conduct of the parent. Section 117B sets out a number of factors relating to those seeking leave to enter or remain, but criminality is not one of them. Subsection 117B(6) is on its face free-standing, the only qualification being that the person relying on it is not liable to deportation. The list of relevant factors set out in the IDI guidance (para 10 above) seems to me wholly appropriate and sound in law, in the context of section 117B(6) as of paragraph 276ADE(1)(iv)."
"22.	In my opinion before one embarks on an assessment of whether it is reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK one has to address the question, 'Why would the child be expected to leave the United Kingdom?' In a case such as this there can only be one answer: 'because the parents have no right to remain in the UK'. To approach the question in any other way strips away the context in which the assessment of reasonableness is being made ?""
It is generally the case that it is in a child's best interests to remain with their parent(s). Unless special factors apply, it will generally be reasonable to expect a child to leave the UK with their parent(s), particularly if the parent(s) have no right to remain in the UK."
There was no reference in the list to the criminality or immigration record of the parents as a relevant factor."
39. The Supreme Court held that the conduct of the parents has no direct part to play in the assessment of what is reasonable in relation to return of a child. Its relevance is said to be only in terms of whether or not the parents themselves have any right to remain.
40. In the case of these appellants, none of them have any form of leave, having overstayed their visas. As to the conduct of the first and second appellants, not only is it not suggested that there is any adverse conduct on their part to be taken into account, notwithstanding that they have overstayed, any such conduct is irrelevant in the light of the Supreme Court's judgment.
41. As regards the third and fourth appellants with reference to para 276ADE(1)(iv), they were under the age of 18 years at the date of application (which is the relevant date) and had lived continuously in the UK for at least 7 years. The issue of reasonableness then arises for consideration under this aspect of the Rules. However, I cannot say that applying the Home Office guidance or, respectfully, the decision in KO (Nigeria) is without difficulty. For example, the Home Office guidance says that the starting point is that "we would not normally expect a qualifying child to leave the UK" yet in its interpretation of KO (Nigeria) states that if a child's parents are both expected to leave the UK, the child is normally expected to leave with them, unless there is evidence that that it would not be reasonable. In addition, as was suggested in submissions before me on behalf of the appellants, the fact of adult appellants being without leave is a commonplace in cases such as these.
42. However, the resolution of these appeals does not in fact depend on any further analysis of the Supreme Court's judgment in that context, or indeed of the Home Office's guidance.
43. Putting aside for the moment the question of reasonableness in para 276ADE(1)(iv) in relation to the third and fourth appellants, as was acknowledged by both parties before me OA would now meet the requirements of the Rules in terms of para 276ADE(1)(v) in that he is between the ages of 18 and 25 ( he is 20 years and nine months) and has spent at least half his life in the UK (he arrived when he was aged 10 years and 2 months). What that means is that if he were to make an application now he would succeed under para 276ADE(1)(v). That provision of the Rules is without qualification in terms of reasonableness.
44. He could not succeed under the Rules in that specific respect in this appeal because he would need to have met the age and living in the UK qualification as at the date of the application, which he did not. However, if on a consideration of article 8 outside the Rules in his case (and noting s.117B(5) of the 2002 Act-precarious private life) one reached the point of an assessment of proportionality as one surely would in this case, it seems to me inevitable that the appeal of OA must succeed. It could not be said to be proportionate to remove him in circumstances where he would, on simple application now, meet the requirements of the article 8 Rules which represent the Secretary of State's view of the circumstances in which a person in that appellant's situation would be entitled to a grant of leave.
45. There is no issue in terms of family life; they are a family unit. There is no dispute but that the appellants have each established a private life in the UK. Removing OA would amount to a disproportionate interference with his private life. The result would, equally, be a disproportionate interference with his family life if his sister and parents (with whom he came to the UK) were to have to leave the UK with him remaining behind, even though he is now an adult. It is not suggested that he is independent of his parents or that he does not still enjoy family life with them. To grant OA leave only for him to be separated from his parents and younger sibling would be to give with one hand but to take away with the other.
46. One can approach the matter in another way with reference to para 276ADE(1)(iv) of the Rules in relation to R who is now aged 15. In terms of reasonableness of her return a relevant factor would be that she would be separated from her brother, assuming he would remain. That seems to me to be a powerful factor militating against return even taking into account the preserved findings of the FtJ in terms of language and material parental and other family support on return. In addition, she has lived in the UK since the age of four, a period of 11 years, thus significantly in excess of seven years.
47. Once one reaches the conclusion that OA's appeal must succeed with reference to article 8 outside the Rules, and R's appeal is to be allowed with reference to para 276ADE(1)(iv), it is inevitable that the appeals of their parents must be allowed in terms of article 8 outside the Rules. S.117B(6) applies in relation to R such as to mean that the public interest does not require her parents' removal in those circumstances. There are various permutations but the end result is the same.
48. If necessary to express a concluded view as to whether the appeals succeed under the article 8 Rules or outside the Rules I hold that the appeals of the third and fourth appellants are allowed under article 8 (with reference to para 276ADE(1)(iv) of the Rules), alternatively outside the article 8 Rules in relation to the third appellant OA, and the appeals of the first and second appellants are allowed on article 8 grounds (outside the Rules).
49. The decision of the First-tier Tribunal involved the making of an error on a point of law. Its decision is set aside and I re-make the decision by allowing the appeal of each appellant on article 8 grounds.


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Care and health provision is one of the most promising global markets and services enabled by technology the newest and fastest area of growth. Over £1bn is spent on the delivery of NHS services across Liverpool City region and increasing levels of investment are being diverted towards technology enabled activity to help drive forward transformation.
community based, technology initiatives led by the NHS and Councils.
This has created an environment with potential leverage for companies that not only compete but also cooperate on new innovations at the edge of what is technically feasible. In recognition of this situation, the European Commission has made Liverpool and the North-West Coast innovation reference sites for active and healthy ageing.
NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) aims be one of the top 10 most digitally advanced health and social care economies in Europe by 2020. We are transforming the way services are delivered through a channel shift in delivery models including scaled use of digital technology.
Liverpool now has the largest scale deployment of technology supported care in Europe within a single health economy (according to the EC Research Unit). Putting citizens at the heart of everything we do, our ambition is to enable and empower citizens to take control of their own health and wellbeing, whilst ensuring practitioners have immediate and appropriate access to the information they need.
In support of this agenda, NHS Liverpool CCG is playing a formative role in a number of innovation programmes. with a number of partners and stakeholders.


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There comes a time where you set-up a VM and don’t set the hard-disk size to be big enough for what you are going to do. I hit that problem just the other day and I needed to increase the size of my home dir on a Ubuntu Lucid LTS vm before I ran out of space.
Note: be very careful doing the following – it goes without saying following these instructions are at your own risk.
Add the disk to your VM through the route specific to your Virtualisation software in my case I’m using VirtualBox, but there will be a similar method for VMware, Parallels etc. Note, you’ll need to stop your VM to do this.
Great, now all we need to do is mount our fresh filesystem. In my case I’m going to mount it at /home as I’ve already moved the original /home directory out of the way.


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Arlen Meyers MD, MBA is an academic surgeon who practiced as an Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon at the University of Colorado School of Medicine before creating a new career path as a leader filling a void in world of bio-entrepreneurship.
Dr. Meyers’ combination of academics and entrepreneurship a natural fit, given that he grew up in Philadelphia around academics and business, as his father was a professor who also owned a pharmacy. After he completed medical school and ENT residency, Dr. Meyers was recruited to work at The University of Colorado, where he has remained for his whole career.
Interestingly, it was his academic research that led to his acquiring a deep understanding of entrepreneurship, and ultimately to his current status at the forefront of entrepreneurship education. Dr. Meyers had a research interest in biophotomics, which involves the science behind the intersection of light and human tissue. As a surgeon who has a practice involving head and neck tumors, he was specifically interested in the use of biophotonics as a solution to head and neck disease. He went to business school and it was there that he collaborated with colleagues to create a gadget designed to detect tumors. This process taught him a great deal about business and entrepreneurship. His medical experience, business school, his own product development hits and misses, along with years of experience after his initial entry into the business world, have all combined to give him a formal and informal expertise in the world of bio entrepreneurship.
Arlen Meyers says that almost every doctor has a great idea - but he explains that ideas are extremely difficult to commercialize. And this is where he works to fill the gap. He has developed an entrepreneurship program at The University of Colorado that has been growing for the past six years. He also works as a consultant in the medical product development industry, guiding and advising companies and individuals as they take concepts in healthcare innovation from idea to commercially available products. And he even started a non-profit organization, SOPE (The Society of Physician Entrepreneurs,) the largest organization of its kind in the world.
He has advice for aspiring entrepreneurs based on years of experience in helping doctors get their businesses started. Overall, he says that being an entrepreneur means creating your own job. But, he explains that it is unrealistic to expect to earn a high salary immediately. He explains that when a physician moves into a new field, there has to be a transition period. When doctors leave clinical practice, the new role requires a different skill set and it takes time to demonstrate value in the new workplace- which is an opportunity cost. He estimates that the transition from practicing physician to entrepreneur takes about 3-5 years and requires introspection, commitment and acceptance of delayed gratification.
And, while he got his MBA years before the MD/MBA became a ‘thing,’ he does not believe that an MBA is necessary for physicians who are making a transition. Dr. Meyers explains that MBA programs for physicians are built for administration and policy, not for entrepreneurship. He does say that the benefits of an MBA include connectedness, credibility, credentials and content- in that order. And in his own experience, collaboration was indeed valuable. He advises to take a close look at the cost/benefit before jumping into an MBA program. Dr. Meyers himself has noticed a gap in medical education and he has worked hard to fill that gap in his dedication to provide physicians with the tools they need to become successful entrepreneurs.


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In this article, we will be exploring Angular 2 built-in and custom validators.
In this article, we will try to understand how to create ASP.NET MVC project, how to create database in SQL Server Management Studio with creating WebApi Project and consuming WebApi by using Angular Js and binding the data to Angular Grid. We are using Entity framework 5.0 as Database Integration tool.
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In this post we are going to do an introduction to Angular 2 Modularity (the NgModule functionality) and understand why it enables several awesome features like ahead of time compilation and lazy loading.
Angular JS is a new, fast and popular framework to create quick and fast Applications. The most demanding framework can ease the life of a developer, as it streamlines creating the dynamic views in the Web Applications. It also extends the old HTML to simplify your process.


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In this Alysia Build Guide, we provide an overview of her strengths, abilities, Battlerites and matchups.
Alysia is a ranged Champion that falls somewhere between Iva and Ashka. With a kit that revolves around Chill and Frozen effects, managing both - while keeping yourself alive - can prove challenging. Despite that, she’s undoubtedly incredibly potent and in many respects, exceeds the potency of her peers.
From the frozen north comes the ice sculptor Alysia. Her power allows her to wield ice with both grace and deadly precision. She can damage and freeze her enemies from a distance, while shielding her allies with ice. Obsessed with shapes and form, she left her icy fortress of solitude to seek inspiration in the arena.
What’s particularly interesting about Alysia, and partly why she’s so challenging to play, is the interaction between her abilities and the effects they cause. Not all cause Chill, and not all cause Frozen. Instead, you often have layer them in order to maximize their uptime. The result is a Champion which has difficult rotations and a high skill ceiling.
Like most ranged Champions, Alysia is fairly easy to “tunnel” and is incredibly weak to repeated dive attacks. Even with effective use of her Chill and Frozen, she cannot kite and evade forever and still relies on her team for protection and peels.
In the right hands, Alysia can be a powerful opponent and one that, at times, can be highly oppressive.
Frozen Bolt (LMB) - Alysia’s basic attack allows her to deal moderate damage at a relatively fast pace. The key value in Frost Bolt isn’t just its steady numbers, but the fact it reapplies Chill to those already affected by it. For kiting enemies, keeping them slowed, and generally remaining a nuisance, it’s important to continually land these attacks against those suffering the debuff. Considering you gain bonus damage hitting those who are Chilled, it’s a core part of what gives Alysia her power to whittle down the enemy team.
Ice Lance (RMB) - Acting similarly to Jade's Snipe, Ice Lance allows Alysia to release a high damage projectile from a long distance. Those struck who are already chilled suffer bonus damage, while those without are then slowed. It's incredibly important to land Ice Lance, not just for the damage but also the chill up-time. Be sure to cancel cast regularly to bait abilities, and aim for where the target is likely to be. It's often easy to avoid, so pairing it with Flash Freeze works well.
Arctic Wind (Space) - A short range leap that acts as an i-frame, Arctic Wind is Alysia’s only form of default mobility. Outside of Arctic Wind, she has to rely on applying Chill, Frozen or her shielding in order to survive. That said, a well timed Arctic Wind can see Alysia kite fairly easily and avoid Champions such as Rook or Raigon. While this respite is brief, it does buy you enough time to apply your Chill, or to wait for another ability to come off cooldown. If you can, it’s also worth leaping over scenery where other Champions cannot follow you.
Glacial Prism (Q) - When Arctic Wind isn’t available, Glacial Prism is your only form of defence. Like most shields it can also be cast on allies, not just yourself. Depending on the circumstance, you can use it aggressively to force the Chill effect upon explosion, allowing you to follow up with Flash Freeze, Snow Cone or Frozen Gallery. Just be conscious of the fact that if you do cast Glacial Prism on someone else, that leaves you very vulnerable when you’re without Arctic Wind. Be sure you can survive any potential pressure.
Flash Freeze (E) - Flash Freeze is a fixed location ability that causes Chill where it’s cast. Though there’s a brief delay, in many ways it works similarly to Rook’s Boulder Toss in the sense you need to predict where players will be, and take account for the flight time. In this case, you’re anticipating where players will be once the damage occurs. Skilled players will avoid Flash Freeze with relative ease, so it’s important for you to use it when you know enemies are unable to move, or have used their “outs”. Flash Freeze also works particularly well at zoning the enemy, and can prove incredibly strong in confined areas.
Ice Crown (R) - Ice Crowns value isn’t immediately apparent and yet it’s one of Alysia’s strongest abilities. Creating a barrier between her and her opponents, it not only offers a slight knock-back, but also explodes if it’s damaged. Against a Champion such as Rook, it can stop their Rush at you immediately. Alternatively, it can block ranged projectiles or simply act as an object you can move around while waiting on ccooldowns. I’ve found it particularly useful when being chased by Champions such as Croak or Raigon, and while you won’t use it all the time, use at key times will see it save your life.
Ice Block (Shift + Q) - Ice Block allows Alysia to place herself or an ally in stasis, gaining a shield and recovering health. When under heavy pressure, the mitigation is huge and will save you far better than just Glacial Prism. Just be aware that as you're stationary, you're then vulnerable when the Ice Block ends or breaks. Have Arctic Wind ready to leap away, or have your team peel for you.
Snow Cone (Shift + E) - Snow Cone is an incredibly powerful ability that allows Alysia to hit multiple enemies at once. Causing Chill and eventually Frozen, it’s potent and deals high damage. With the right Battlerites, Snowcone can facilitate one of Alysia’s highest burst rotations, allowing her to break the Frozen effect (while bypassing the shielding it affords), to then continue damaging enemies. If nothing else, Snow Cone works amazing for kiting opponents or buying time from its potential Frozen effect. Just be aware that if you do use Snowcone, you can’t then follow up with Frozen Gallery.
Frozen Gallery (F) - Frozen Gallery is an incredible Ultimate. Not only does it deal instant damage, but also Freezes all enemies hit. Considering this then gives you a free opportunity to escape, or deal damage (see Battlerites below), it's partly the reason why Alysia is so strong. Used in a confined space, or against low health Champions, you can often clean up when it's ready.
Cryogenic Lance allows Alysia to increase the duration of her Chill, and cause her Ice Lance to explode causing the effect to all those around it. Having the ability to apply Chill to multiple foes ensures that Arctic Wind can freeze multiple foes, or to simply allow Alysia to kite that little bit easier.
By default, any enemy who is Frozen receives a significant shield. This is designed to prevent Alysia bursting down enemies who can't move (similar to Petrify). However, Ice Breaker allows Alysia to bypass this by allowing Ice Lance to remove the shield, and THEN cause damage. What's so strong about this is the fact players who are Frozen cannot move until they suffer the damage, with Ice Breaker allowing Alysia to achieve her highest damage rotations. At the very least, and if Ice Lance is off cooldown, a Frozen enemy is going to suffer at least 25 damage.
Allowing Alysia to Chill an enemy she leaps away from, Frost Nova causes a much needed root on melee Champions attempting to catch her, but also then allows her to follow up with Ice Lance for its bonus damage. There's also the potential to land Flash Freeze against those who're chilled to cause the Frozen effect.
Figure Skating provides Alysia with Haste for 1.4 seconds when she uses Glacial Prism. Considering she's so easy to tunnel, it provides some much needed mobility and ensures she can escape when needed.
Snownstorm builds on Flash Freeze, allowing it to deal more damage while also inflicting Chill over a longer period. Anyone caught in the radius of Flash Freeze will take a fair amount of damage, and when eventually Frozen, will suffer even more thanks to Ice Breaker (above) if you land Ice Lance.
These Hero Threat Levels (1 being lowest threat and 10 being highest threat) are to help you determine which enemy Heroes can give you a headache. For the Heroes listed here, take extra care as they're particularly dangerous for Alysia.
Ezmo: His speed, rapid attacks, ability to shield himself and his long ranged poke allows him to avoid your abilities, and land his.
2. The second is Glacial Prism > Frost Bolt > Snow Cone > Ice Lane > Frost Bolt. Both of these are capable of instantly lopping off almost 100 health with the above build.
3. Remember that your basic attack, Frost Bolt, doesn't cause Chill. It only elongates the duration when an enemy Champion is already suffering the effect.
4. Chill's duration is a maximum of 4 seconds, with each attack you land with Frost Bolt reapplying this.
5. Chill from any ability, not just reapplied through Frost Bolt, slows enemies by 20%.
7. Ice Lance deals more damage to an enemy already suffering Chill. Using Glacial Prism and its explosion (which causes Chill), Flash Freeze or Snow Cone, before hitting them with Ice Lance, allows for Alysia's highest single target ability.
8. At 22 damage per Ice Lance (without Chill bonus), Ice Lance isn't amazing at stealing the central Orb (Energy Rune). However, its projectile speed does allow you to snag it if you get the Energy Rune low enough.
9. Arctic Wind has a lengthy cooldown, but as your only i-frame it's arguably more important than Glacial Prism. Use it only when you'd suffer a lot of damage (such as when Rook is using Rush against you).
11. Glacial Prism is primarily for defence, but it can be used aggressively: it offers an instant Chill effect once it explodes, allowing you to setup your strongest rotations (see tips 1 and 2).
12. Ice Block provides you with healing over time, and a huge shield. Use this to buy yourself time when under massive pressure. Just be prepared to leap away the moment it ends.
13. Always use Ice Block on an ally who's under a lot of pressure. If the enemy choose to continue to attack them, you're then free to attack with impunity, or secure the Energy Rune.
14. I'd argue Snow Cone is best used against a large group of players, but 1 on 1 it's ideal for a gaurenteed quick Freeze when under heavy pressure.
15. If an enemy player is low health, remember that Frozen Gallery deals 35 damage and your Battlerites allow you to bypass its Frozen shielding to then land an Ice Lance. In most cases, it can ensure a kill.


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On November 4th, 194 racers trekked through Newton-Stewart State Recreation Area (better known as the property surrounding Patoka Lake) in honor of current troops and Indiana veterans. The idea for a 5K began as a desire to bring people out to Patoka Lake Winery on an autumn afternoon and quickly grew to a race with a mission to serve those who continually serve.
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With two kids, The Wiggles were responsible for our first introduction into toddler music nine years ago. Fast forward to today and it’s amazing to see our three year old jump and sing while watching the colorful quartet on the Sprout network.
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For those new to the Galentine concept, it’s a day devoted to you and your girlfriends. An occasion to put down your phone and honor your forever friendships. Like Friendsgiving is to Thanksgiving, Galentine’s Day is typically celebrated the day before Valentine’s Day.
Since the 13th falls on a Wednesday this year, here are 5 party ideas that will honor your friends and still leave you fully present for Thursday-morning meetings.
Place a bag or little bucket of smooth rocks at each place setting on your table. Put names on them. Get a handful of colorful paint pens and display them in cups. Open a bottle of Rosé, turn on some music, and invite your friends to design a unique rock for every woman in attendance. The rocks are meant to empower, lift, and inspire. Provide a list of inspirational words and sayings they can use, or they can create their own. At the end of the evening, every guest should have a collection of love and inspo meant just for her.
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Pick up a stack of canvases, paint brushes, can of clear paint sealer, and variety of acrylic paints. Place a canvas (with each woman’s name on the back) on every seat around your table. Option 1: Invite each guest to walk around and paint a message or design on every canvas. Option 2: Print out a list of inspirational music lyrics, movie lines, poetry, etc. Tell your friends to pick what speaks to them and paint it. Once done, create a smooth finish by spraying sealer on each canvas, and share a toast to friendship while they dry.
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May your Galentine’s and Valentine’s Days be celebrated with those closest to your heart.


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THERE was once a man and his wife who had long wished in vain for a child, when at last they had reason to hope that Heaven would grant their wish. There was a little window at the back of their house, which overlooked a beautiful garden, full of lovely flowers and shrubs. It was, however, surrounded by a high wall, and nobody dared to enter it, because it belonged to a powerful witch, who was feared by everyone.
One day the woman, standing at this window and looking into the garden, saw a bed planted with beautiful corn salad. It looked so fresh and green that it made her long to eat some of it. This longing increased every day, and as she knew it could never be satisfied, she began to look pale and miserable, and to pine away. Then her husband became alarmed, and said: "What ails you, my dear wife?"
"Alas!" she answered, "if I cannot get any of the corn salad from the garden behind our house to eat, I shall die."
Her husband, who loved her, thought: "Before you let your wife die, you must fetch her some of that corn salad, cost what it may." So in the twilight he climbed over the wall into the Witch's garden, hastily picked a handful of corn salad, and took it back to his wife. She immediately dressed it, and ate it up very eagerly. It was so very, very nice that the next day her longing for it increased threefold. She could have no peace unless her husband fetched her some more. So in the twilight he set out again; but when he got over the wall he was terrified to see the Witch before him.
"How dare you come into my garden like a thief, and steal my corn salad?" she said, with angry looks. "It shall disagree with you."
"Alas!" he answered, "be merciful to me; I am only here from necessity. My wife sees your corn salad from the window, and she has such a longing for it that she would die if she could not get some of it."
The anger of the Witch abated, and she said to him: "If it is as you say, I will allow you to take away with you as much corn salad as you like, but on one condition. You must give me the child which your wife is about to bring into the world. I will care for it like a mother, and all will be well with it." In his fear the man consented to everything, and when the baby was born the Witch appeared, gave it the name of Rapunzel (corn salad), and took it away with her.
Rapunzel had splendid long hair, as fine as spun gold. As soon as she heard the voice of the Witch she unfastened her plaits and twisted them around a hook by the window. They fell twenty ells downward, and the Witch climbed up by them.
It happened a couple of years later that the King's son rode through the forest and came close to the tower. From thence he heard a song so lovely that he stopped to listen. It was Rapunzel, who in her loneliness made her sweet voice resound to pass away the time. The King's son wanted to join her, and he sought for the door of the tower, but there was none to find.
Then Rapunzel lowered her plaits of hair and the Witch climbed up to her.
The hair fell down at once, and the King's son climbed up by it.
At first Rapunzel was terrified, for she had never set eyes on a man before, but the King's son talked to her in a friendly way, and told her that his heart had been so deeply touched by her song that he had no peace, and he was obliged to see her. Then Rapunzel lost her fear, and when he asked if she would have him for her husband, and she saw that he was young and handsome, she thought, "He will love me better than old Mother Gothel." So she said, "Yes," and laid her hand in his. She said: "I will gladly go with you, but I do not know how I am to get down from this tower. When you come, will you bring a skein of silk with you every time? I will twist it into a ladder, and when it is long enough I will descend by it, and you can take me away with you on your horse."
She arranged with him that he should come and see her every evening, for the old Witch came in the daytime.
The Witch discovered nothing, till suddenly Rapunzel said to her: "Tell me, Mother Gothel, how can it be that you are so much heavier to draw up than the young Prince who will be here in a moment?"
"Oh, you wicked child, what do you say? I thought I had separated you from all the world, and yet you have deceived me." In her rage she seized Rapunzel's beautiful hair, twisted it twice around her left hand, snatched up a pair of shears and cut off the plaits, which fell to the ground. She was so merciless that she took poor Rapunzel away into a wilderness, where she forced her to live in the greatest grief and misery.
In the evening of the day on which she had banished Rapunzel, the Witch fastened the plaits, which she had cut off, to the hook by the window, and when the Prince came and called, "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!" she lowered the hair. The Prince climbed up, but there he found, not his beloved Rapunzel, but the Witch, who looked at him with angry and wicked eyes.
"Ah!" she cried mockingly, "you have come to fetch your ladylove, but the pretty bird is no longer in her nest; and she can sing no more, for the cat has seized her, and it will scratch your own eyes out too. Rapunzel is lost to you; you will never see her again."
The Prince was beside himself with grief, and in his despair he sprang out of the window. He was not killed, but his eyes were scratched out by the thorns among which he fell. He wandered about blind in the wood, and had nothing but roots and berries to eat. He did nothing but weep and lament over the loss of his beloved wife Rapunzel. In this way he wandered about for some years, till at last he reached the wilderness where Rapunzel had been living in great poverty with the twins (a boy and a girl) who had been born to her.
He heard a voice which seemed very familiar to him, and he went toward it. The voice was Rapunzel's, and she knew him at once, and fell weeping upon his neck. Two of her tears fell upon his eyes, and they immediately grew quite clear, and he could see as well as ever.
He took her to his kingdom, where he was received with joy, and they lived long and happily together.

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Allie Shirley is a twenty-three-year-old, Jesus-loving entrepreneur, chasing after the dream Jesus has now brought to a reality. Marque Modest Apparel is a company set out to proclaim the name of Jesus, to rebrand modesty, and to inspire others to dream again. Aside from being a business owner, Allie is a mom to a Miniature Schnauzer named Emmie, has a passion for adoption, and is obsessed with sweet tea. To check out more from Allie, visit Marque Modest Blog. You can also find her on Facebook and Instagram for updates on her latest posts.
A note from Allie: I pray that something shared in this blog post will encourage you, inspire you, and bring you a little freedom as you continue to walk with our precious Savior.
As women we put so much pressure on ourselves to be perfect, to have things all together all the time when in reality those are unrealistic expectations for anyone. Yet we put those standards on ourselves daily and it leaves us feeling like we aren’t good enough or even depressed.
I know these feelings all too well because as much as I don’t like to admit it, I’m a perfectionist and an over-thinker. I get upset if my hair and makeup don’t look flawless, I obsess over my company being perfect, and I even try to put on a really good front before God that I have everything all together. Instead of coming before Him with my brokenness, I try to stand before Him like some supernatural human that can handle herself.
I don’t know what battle you are facing, whether it be comparison, materialism, perfectionism, or a slew of other things, but I do know we can take the pressure off. Jesus never meant for it to be there in the first place. He wants us to come as we are, to give ourselves grace for today and to live our lives in a way that is honoring to Him.
The day He went to the Cross He bought us our freedom from any insecurity, any shame, and any self-doubt. We can be confident in knowing that even when things are messy and even when our lives are broken that He is holding it all together. He is making our crooked path straight.
I could go on for days about what we deal with on a daily basis as women, but instead I would rather encourage you with truth. His Word is the only thing that can set you free from whatever is entangling you; I can only encourage you to seek that freedom.
Here are some of my favorite Scriptures that I pray encourage you to take a step toward finding freedom in him.
If you truly want to take the pressure off and be set free from whatever you are bound by, the Word of God is where you will find that freedom.
Praying that each of you will find your identity, security, self-worth, value, and ultimately your freedom in Jesus alone. The world can’t give you what Jesus can. Run to Him; His arms are wide open.
A note from Jessie: this week, I am part of a guest blog loop with the Bloggish community. Allie is a part of the Bloggish community with her blog at Marque Modest Apparel, where you can read more of her posts and check out her clothing line. To read a guest post written by me, check out To Raise an Ebenezer. Continue to follow the links to read more posts and find bloggers you love! Happy reading!