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Rheumatoid arthritis: are pets implicated in its etiology?
Bond C1, Cleland LG.
Department of Community Medicine, University of Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is thought to be triggered by an environmental agent or agents in immunogenetically predisposed persons. To investigate if animals or animal products might be the disease reservoir for a putative environmental trigger for RA that acts in childhood, a case-control study was undertaken. Included were 122 cases of RA and 114 control subjects of similar age. A specifically trained assistant, blinded to the diagnosis, used a standard interview proforma to gather information on ages of exposure to agents before onset of symptoms. Univariate analysis showed that cases were significantly more likely to have had a close association with a cat in the prepubertal period (65%) than were controls (27%); odds ratio (OR), 4.9 (confidence interval [CI] 2.7 to 9.0). In addition, there was a dose-response relationship between extent of prior exposure to cats and RA. There was a weaker association between recalled prior exposure to birds, budgerigars (parakeets) in particular, and RA. These data suggest that certain pets may be the reservoirs for environmental agents that trigger RA after a period of latency.
Animal Diseases/microbiology
Animals, Domestic/immunology*
Animals, Domestic/microbiology
Arthritis, Rheumatoid/epidemiology
Arthritis, Rheumatoid/etiology*
Arthritis, Rheumatoid/immunology
Environmental Exposure
Puberty/immunology
Arthritis - Genetic Alliance
Rheumatoid arthritis - Genetic Alliance
Rheumatoid Arthritis - MedlinePlus Health Information
Pet Health - MedlinePlus Health Information

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About Pimtha
Who is Pimtha?
Pimtha is an Instagram influencer (Net Idol) from Thailand that focuses on photography, beauty products and fashion. Here page now has more than 2 million followers.
Names and aliases:
Pimtha
安利博
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ฐานิดา มานะเลิศเรืองกุล
Astro sign:
Associated / Affiliated brands:
And many more...
Estimated Earnings:
According to multiple sources:
1. "Influencers with up to 1 million followers can get $10,000 [per post], depending on the platform, and 1 million followers and up, you're getting into territory where they can charge $100,000. Some can even get $250,000 for a post!"
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/11/28/18116875/influencer-marketing-social-media-engagement-instagram-youtube
2. "For instance, influencer Alexa Collins — who has over one million followers — charged upwards of $1,000 for a sponsored Story on Instagram when Insider spoke with her last year. Meanwhile, Tyler Chanel, a micro influencer, starts at $100 for an Instagram story and goes up from there, depending on the content and deliverables."
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-money-instagram-influencers-earn-examples-2021-6
3. "You need a minimum of 5,000 Instagram followers and 308 sponsored posts a year to generate $100,000.
That may be easier than you think: A recent HBO documentary showed how everyday people can manipulate Instagram and other platforms to become famous online influencers.
An influencer with over a million followers can reportedly make more than $250,000 per post from brands."
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/30/how-much-money-you-can-make-off-social-media-following-calculator.html
As an estimate, Pimtha earns an approximate:
Min $10,000 - Max $100,000 per affiliated and sponsored post.
Local rates also varies due to the scale of the endorsement and project.
Controversy:
In July-August 2021, Pimtha was tested positive for Covid 19 and visited the city of Chiang Mai without quarantine according to local newspapers:
https://www.thairath.co.th/entertain/news/2151753
https://www.tnnthailand.com/news/trueinside/84240
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Snap launches augmented reality glasses: only for a few developers, ordinary users have to wait 10 years
May 23, 2021 - Leave a Comment
According to reports, the American social media service Snap became the first top technology company to launch augmented reality glasses, entering this new generation of computing platform before Facebook and Apple.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel (Evan Spiegel) announced that his company has developed a smart glasses called Spectacles that can superimpose an augmented reality filter on the real image the wearer sees, which is what they call Lens.
"There is no other company that makes this kind of product in our way and form." He said in an interview with the media. "I don't think people thought we could go so far. Other products at this stage are like helmets."
This augmented reality glasses is initially only available to some developers and creators who use Snapchat's social media applications. It is equipped with two small cameras and 4 embedded microphones so that users can take short videos of what they see and send them to others.
In terms of size and weight, these glasses are far better than existing "mixed reality" devices such as Microsoft Hololens or Magic Leaps. Social media giant Facebook said last year that it would cooperate with Ray-Ban's parent company Luxottica to develop the company's first "smart glasses", but it is not equipped with a display that can view augmented reality effects. Apple's "highly anticipated" smart glasses will not be released until next year at the earliest.
The plan disclosed by Facebook shows that users need to use a bracelet to control the augmented reality experience, while Snap's product is a stand-alone glasses that can be controlled with voice commands and gestures without the need for additional controllers.
"We think the allure of Spectacles is that it enables a more natural way of interacting with the computer. Other products tend to add more things on your hands or feet, which will destroy your seamless interaction with the world. Sight or feeling." Spiegel said, "We pay more attention to using the built-in technology of Spectacles to avoid letting people wear anything."
This device weighs 134 grams and has a built-in battery that can last about 30 minutes. Although the product highlights Snap's long-term ambitions, it is only released in a limited edition, and the detailed price has not yet been disclosed.
Spiegel refused to share a detailed timetable for the smart glasses strategy, only saying: "It will take another 10 years to truly become a widely popular consumer product."
The ultimate goal of Snap is to replace PC keyboards and smartphone touch screens, and provide people with a more "natural" way of computing.
"Once you let augmented reality break through the limitations of mobile phones, it will feel completely different." Spiegel said. "I think this is an exciting advancement in the computing industry because you don't have to force people to change their behaviors to adapt to technology and technology. Equipment, but can change equipment and technology to adapt them to the way humans interact."
Snap, Facebook, and Apple all hope to break through the ceiling of the Google Glass industry. The latter was released about 10 years ago and attracted a large number of fans, but its development was hindered by privacy concerns.
The original version of Spectacles was released in 2016. At that time, it was just a sunglasses with a built-in camera that could shoot and share videos, but it failed to arouse the popularity of teenagers and millennial users. In 2017, the company edited nearly $40 million in Spectacles inventory and accessories. Since then, the company seems to have begun to shift more energy to the commercialization of its core social media and messaging services, vigorously develop its advertising business, and attract influential individuals and institutions to the Snapchat platform.
At the streaming media conference held on Thursday, Snap also announced several other products, hoping to provide online shopping convenience to its more than 500 million monthly active users. These include the launch of AR tools that allow users to scan other people's clothing to get purchase recommendations for similar clothing, and they can also "try on" clothing and accessories directly in the Snapchat app.
Snap's stock price rose 6% after the announcement, reaching $57.
The cost of developing consumer hardware is much higher than that of mobile applications. But Spiegel said it is too early to discuss Spectacles' financial goals.
"Thinking about profit first and then refining the user experience is contrary to our previous business development model." He said, "Now it is clear that if you want to promote software development, you must try hardware products. This is the current trend. "
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San Diego Transit Agency Wants to Turn Parking Lot Into Affordable Housing
Article via Lou Hirsh | December 26, 2019 | CoStar
MTS Seeks Developers for Downtown Project With Up to 960 Apartments
The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System is seeking developer proposals for what could be a mixed-use apartment project on an agency-owned downtown site, the latest among several moves to deal with the region's chronic shortage of affordable housing.
The transit agency, which operates San Diego's regional bus and light-rail trolley services, envisions a transit-oriented, mixed-use residential and commercial development to help meet regional housing demands and climate-action goals. Officials said the development could be as tall as 40 stories and include up to 770 market-rate apartments and 190 affordable units.
The targeted 2.5-acre project site, next to an office building housing transit agency operations and currently being used primarily for parking and equipment storage, is owned by MTS and is located adjacent to the agency's 12th and Imperial Transit Center at 1255 Imperial Ave., in the eastern portion of downtown San Diego.
Transit agency officials could not immediately be reached for comment on responses it has received, after an initial request period for submissions of interest by qualified developers concluded on Dec. 20. The transit agency will be reviewing those submissions in early 2020 and eventually choosing one or more development teams to submit specific project proposals, and later in 2020 is slated to approve one of those proposals.
The transit agency has also commissioned a development feasibility study by consulting firm Keyser Marston Associates to lay out options for multi-story development that would be compatible with future expansion of the downtown transit center.
At least 20% of future residential development near MTS facilities is slated to be reserved for low-income or very-low-income households, as the transit agency and the San Diego region join a nationwide trend of placing more housing near public transportation.
Like several other California cities, San Diego has among the nation's largest homeless populations and a severe shortage of apartments and single-family homes that are affordable to working families.
The San Diego Housing Federation, a regional advocacy group, has estimated that San Diego County has 140,000 families in need of affordable housing, including households headed by full-time police officers, hotel workers, maintenance workers and those in other industries who can't afford to rent or buy local housing.
San Diego and other California cities have sought to address the problem with nationally watched changes to standards for rent pricing, zoning, building heights, parking requirements and transit-friendliness, among other factors.
San Diego has also moved to encourage accessory dwelling unit construction, and the city has ballot measures coming before voters in 2020, aimed at financing affordable housing projects and services geared to the homeless.
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The Metropolitan Transit System actions follow a recent report by Circulate San Diego, a regional group advocating for sustainable transportation options, which said the transit agency has at least 57 acres of property throughout the San Diego region that could be made available for development.
The group calculated that with accommodating land use policies, MTS properties could support development of 8,000 new homes, with more than 3,000 reserved as permanently affordable for low-income families.
The downtown transit agency site is located next-door to a city-owned parking lot, known locally as Tailgate Park near the baseball stadium, which the city is marketing to developers worldwide for a potential future mixed-use project with residential and commercial elements.


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import java.io.Serializable;
import javax.annotation.Generated;
import com.amazonaws.protocol.StructuredPojo;
import com.amazonaws.protocol.ProtocolMarshaller;

/**
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 * A structure that contains information about one service quota increase request.
 *

 *
 * @see AWS API Documentation
 */
@Generated("com.amazonaws:aws-java-sdk-code-generator")
public class ServiceQuotaIncreaseRequestInTemplate implements Serializable, Cloneable, StructuredPojo {

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    public void setServiceCode(String serviceCode) {
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    public String getServiceCode() {
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    public ServiceQuotaIncreaseRequestInTemplate withServiceCode(String serviceCode) {
        setServiceCode(serviceCode);
        return this;
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    public ServiceQuotaIncreaseRequestInTemplate withServiceName(String serviceName) {
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    public void setQuotaCode(String quotaCode) {
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     * The code identifier for the service quota specified in the increase request.
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    public String getQuotaCode() {
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    public ServiceQuotaIncreaseRequestInTemplate withQuotaCode(String quotaCode) {
        setQuotaCode(quotaCode);
        return this;
    }

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     * The name of the service quota in the increase request.
     *

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    }

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     */

    public void setDesiredValue(Double desiredValue) {
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    }

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        return this;
    }

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    }

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Q: Wordpress, 403 Error not solved by usual methods I've encountered a 403 error with the message

"Forbidden! You don't have permission to access /wp-admin/install.php
  on this server."

when trying to install a WordPress website for the first time on this server.
I thought it would be quite easy to solve, but after many tries and researches, the error persists.
Here's what I've done so far :

*

*Allowing all modification on the .htaccess file, using the following code :

<files install.php>
        Order allow,deny
        Deny from all
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 <files wp-config.php>
        Order allow,deny
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and same but with Allow only, or
# BEGIN WordPress

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

# END WordPress

*

*Changing the permissions : 644 to all files and 755 to all folders, including www.

*Configuring the wp-config.php file manually, by entering the database informations (password, etc.), that I checked by login successfully on phpmyadmin.

*Even setting the wp-admin/install.php to 777

Nothing works. I still have the same error.
I'm running out of options now. The weird thing is that I managed to install wordpress websites on other subdomains but on the same server (same ftp) without any problem. I'm beginning to think that the error comes from the subdomain, since everything worked nice last time.
Thanks a lot for your help ! Do not hesitate to ask anything if you want further details

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I found an amusing article about allegedly redundant methods in Ruby's Array class that demonstrates the difficulty some people have when first trying to understand functional programming. From reading the author's weblog, it seems his main (only?) programming experience comes from Java. Being accustomed to Java's collections and arrays, but he does not understand the value of a powerful collections library like Ruby's precisely because he is accustomed to writing explicit loops and iteration patterns, rather than combining bulk collection operators in abstract ways. While I don't know much about Ruby, I instantly recognized many of the methods he deemed "redundant" as standard functional programming idioms that I take for granted in Factor, and couldn't live without. They are the utility glue for reshaping data between invocations of higher-order functions. So while I'm not a Ruby expert, most of the "redundant" methods have direct analogues in Factor, and I found enough compelling usage of them to warrant attention.
This method creates an array that has size copies of the object. Why? Have you ever needed to create an array/list that begins its life containing more than one copy of the same object? I don't think I have. I can imagine a few uses cases, especially if Ruby doesn't distinguish primitive types from objects like Java does; but I don't think they're nearly common enough to justify explicit support in the API. On the rare occasions when you need this, there's a fill method you can call after constructing the list.
Creating mathematical zero vectors. Factor's UI library uses vector math extensively to avoid loops, simplify layout management code, and avoid duplicating code that performs the same logic, except with horizontal or vertical orientation being a parameter (consider split panes, scroll bars, and so on).
The prettyprinter uses repetitions to indent source code in a natural way.
The type inference code in the compiler uses repetitions to avoid code duplication.
"Same as Array#each, but passes the index of the element instead of the element itself." Am I missing something, or is this just a for loop across the array indexes? Why not just use a for loop, or whatever Ruby's equivalent is?
As near as I can figure, this is exactly the same as using array brackets except it uses a method call. If there is a difference, it's pretty subtle. DRY, anyone?
My wild guess is that the method exists because of Ruby's superior reflection support. You can get a method object corresponding to 'at' at runtime, pass it somewhere, and invoke it. Try getting a method object for the '' or '+' operator in Java for reflective use. You can't. Here is an example where this causes major pain.
This one is mostly the same as array brackets, but there is one difference. It will throw an IndexErr rather than returning nil if you go outside the range. But will anyone remember that difference and which does which when reading code? Sometimes when presented with different possible options, it's best just to pick one. Don't provide every possible option in an API.
Both bounds-checking and silently-failing sequence access is useful. Factor has both in the form of the nth and ?nth words. Neither word is used very frequently, because Factor encapsulates most collection operations in generic combinators; however having both words make code clearer and shorter than one alone.
Why clutter the code with a stack class when you can use an array? Factor has push, peek, pop and pop* words for working with arrays-that-are-stacks (pop* removes the last element without returning it). If I remove pop just because peek already exists, then I'll just have to change all the usages of pop to duplicate the body of the definition of pop; and if somebody wants to argue that code duplication is not that bad, they might as well stop reading here.
Is it a list? Is it a stack? Is it a map? It's three, three, three data strcutures in one!
Yes, and there's nothing wrong with that. Association lists, while they suffer from linear lookup time, are occasionally useful where you want to have a mapping together with a certain intrinsic order. For example, Factor's generic word code takes the hashtable of methods defined on a generic, converts this to an association list, then sorts the association list according to the partial ordering of classes. Finally, the sorted association list is used to generate code.
And now it's a matrix! What's next? a B-tree?
It might surprise the author to learn that mathematically, a matrix is a two-dimensional array. In Factor, you can perform mathematical operations on vectors, such as vector addition, dot product, and so on. The contributed math library defines even more: vector projection, matrix addition and multiplication, polynomials, quaternions, and so on. And everything uses an arrays of numbers, because mathematically that's what these structures are. Polynomials in one variable form a vector space over the complex numbers; since multiplying a vector by a scalar is the same concept as multiplying a polynomial by a scalar, why implement it twice? Ditto for matrices.
This approach to algorithm design requires some practice, but the rewards include more elegant code, and a clearer mental framework for thinking about bulk operations with collections.
The inspector uses a similar technique. It builds up a table of strings represented as an array of columns, pads the strings in each column to the same width, transposes the matrix so that now it is an array of rows, and outputs each row.
I found four usages of flip in the compiler, all dealing with technical aspects such as value unification and dealing with recursive blocks.
The layout manager code in Factor's GUI toolkit does something similar to the inspector's padding of text columns; the frame layout uses transposition and reduction to ensure that each gadget is padded with respect to its row and column. I don't even want to think about what this code looks like when written in a procedural style.
Have you ever needed to reverse a list outside of a job interview? Iterate through the list in reverse order, yes; reverse the list, no.
In the parser. Syntax tokens are consed onto the head of the current node of the parse tree; when parsing of the node is finished it gets reversed. This is a very, very common idiom in Lisp; Factor only uses it occasionally.
The C library interface reverses an array of register numbers to handle differing low-level assembly calling conventions.
The library includes a functional queue with O(1) amortized enqueue/dequeue operations. Of course, the implementation of this involves a reverse.
The routine to convert an integer to a string repeatedly divides the integer by the numerical base, adding digits to a string; the string is reversed at the end, then returned.
This is an exceptionally elegant implementation: it converts it to little-endian, then reverses it.
Reverse iteration in Factor is implemented by first creating a virtual reversal sequence using reverse-slice, and then applying one of the standard combinators such as each, map, and so on. I'm not sure if Ruby is the same, but in either case, reverse iteration can be elegantly implemented by reversing your sequence first; no need to implement all your combinators twice, with forward and backward direction.
Do you really need any of this getting in your way? Possibly you need one or two of these methods; but how often, and how many? These methods are all way beyond the 80/20 point. I promised today I was going to show you all the methods you could take out of the Array class and still have a humane, indeed a more humane interface. I'm afraid I haven't fulfilled my promise. I got tired before I got halfway through the class and started skipping some cases. Try reading the entire documentation yourself from start to finish, and you'll see what I mean. It's just too damn big. A smaller, simpler API would be more humane.
As you can see, most of the author's complaints stem from a lack of understanding of functional programming style. In a language without higher order functions, the programmer writes loop after loop after loop, taking care to set up indices, always pulling elements out of collections and storing them back one by one. The result is error-prone, and full of duplication of effort. The duplication goes unnoticed because there is so much boilerplate anyway, that attempting good programming practice makes little difference. However, one should not let their past experience with such broken tools cloud their judgement when it comes to evaluating something new they do not fully grasp yet.
Array#at really is a slightly different version of Array#.
Both are mathod calls, but the latter has some overloading that allows passing ranges, start/length pairs and somethign else.
There are no operators that are not messages in ruby, so you could do [1,2,3].method(:).call(-1) and get "3" just fine.
I don't believe his thesis was about the stupidity or wisdom of each method. The first few paragraphs end up with him asserting that 78 methods is far far too many methods for any one interface.
He then proceeds to give a priority to each of the methods in the interface. A few he points out, rightly in my opinion, belong in -some other- interface. For the remainder, he questions the utility. In some cases, as you say, he's clearly wrong.
However, even if he's only half-right, the interface for this class could still be cut by half: 1/4 by subtyping, 1/4 by eliminating rarely-used methods. Do you honestly believe that a method you used only 4 times in a compiler, or once in a number-to-text converter, belongs in one of the most fundamental types in the language? These are not precisely common usages.
What the language designer needs, what the core API writers need, is not what 90% of the user base needs. Without a sufficient quantity of these 'customers' around to give value judgement, we have a young language where one of the 'starter' types has already balooned to rival the size of the most top-heavy, unapproachable classes in Java. I'm afraid to guess what Array will look like in a couple of major revisions, once more of these 'common' idioms are identified.
Jason, if I use the same piece of code four times, I factor it out. Anything else would go against good programming practice. Unlike Ruby, I don't have methods "inside" classes in Factor. If I define a new utility word inside some vocabulary, then any other piece of code can use the vocabulary and call this word. It only makes sense to group all sequence-related words in one vocabulary. I presume Ruby with its "Array" class is following the same reasoning.
I have to say that I agree with Slava's interpretation on the matter. This Array class issue is/was a hot topic on the Ruby mailing list(s) recently.
I do believe many aspects to its size are directly related to the functional paradigm that Ruby allows...again as Slava said.
I come from heavy Java usage at CalPoly, and have explored Ruby for the past ~1.5 years...I think it is really a great language. I also have alot of experience with other languages like ada95, C, ML, C++. For certain applications functional programming is both easier to write and to understand (1 year down the road when you need to maintain something).
Working with PHP at work right now (designing websites/internet applications) with a 'functional programming' approach (no classes persay, just method calls) is *really* ugly and everything is very piecemeal/boilerplate/redunant/kludged together (haha).
I did want to mention that programming language tools and GUI tools are not 'out of the ordinary' use-cases for methods included in an API. You just take them (GUI/language tools) granted since they exist already. Somebody's gotta write it though, and the proper API calls will make that easier.
As always Slava, reading your posts is both informative and entertaining.
jsson, actually 26/78 methods in Array come from the Enumerable mixin, so you can think that 1/3 of the methods are taken from free by subclassing. It is not half as you'd prefer but it is quite a bit.
Thanks for defending the position Ruby is also taking on this.
True, it might be right that defining a lot of methods dealing with a single kind of data entity is more problematic for the Java guys who can't define new methods in the most natural way without changing the source code where the data type is originally defined.
So I can see why they would think having much built-in functionality (that in their language could not have been implemented by other people than those who inititally authored that data type) might make things overly complex.
Personally, I think being able to add operations to everything is one part that hugely enhances languages like Ruby and C#. Even if Ruby's approach (where you can also override methods defined elsewhere) might have some downsides.
Anyway, thanks for this posting. It was a very interesting read and I think that Ruby can still learn a lot from Factor.
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I have a few vamps lists in the back catalogue. I've tended towards mono-black because I like to pretend to be 'the rack' for bad matchups, but I've played with mardu too.
The big question is what payoff you are looking at. You can go anywhere from pure aggro to midrange value, and since so many of the pieces work well together, the majority of options are viable.
If you have even a modest collection of vamps you can always bring something fresh to FNM which plays off the same manabase and uses the same hand disruption. This means that there is a vamps list that will work well in practically any meta, and sitting down against vamps you could be facing almost anything from pure 'small vamps/discard/burn' aggro right up to 'solemnity/unlife/ad nausiem/blood baron'.
I'm gonna try and give a quick overview of sets of cards and what they do. None of these sets are perfect, so tournament play is patchy, but some may sit in your local meta in a dominant position- use judgement and don't be scared to mix and match.
More aggro really likes lords (and Drana, Liberator of Malakir ), sac engines & Blade of the Bloodchief .
With all the small lifelinkers ( Indulgent Aristocrat , Gifted Aetherborn , Vampire Cutthroat do a lot). You play a very grindy game going over most aggro with lifelink and under most midrange with sac value. Card filtering makes a lot of value here, and things like Bloodghast / Faithless Looting (despite the meta being all graveyard hate all the time) put a lot of work in.
Madness vamps has Bloodghast engines and obscenities like Olivia, Mobilized for War / Haakon, Stromgald Scourge for vampire knight tribal, and similar 'high synergy/bad combo' setups can pack massive amounts of hand disruptiuon while cheap lifelink/deathtouch gums up the board.
Gaining a lot of life with more disruption into cards like Blood Baron of Vizkopa / Elusive Tormentor Flip is also viable, if you are comfortable executing a more old-school control list in your meta.
You also have compelling burn options- zombie infestation, sac outlet vamps and Alms of the Vein / Lightning Bolt / Gonti's Machinations does well.
Human sac outlets into Falkenrath Aristocrat hits hard, but most of what it wants to do is done better by 'all vampires into nocturnus' lists the moment Mavren Fein, Dusk Apostle was printed.
This looks super fun, as cruel as Kozilek can be. Upon light review, I was wondering about Blade of the Bloodchief as somthing thatd be fantastic with your pentavus combos, no? It also layers nicely into the Voltron setup if you you have it on some big creature, then a pentavus type combo is going off.
Have you considered the combo of Ulasht, Ashnod's Altar , and Blade of the Bloodchief ?
Elixir of Immortality , True Believer , and Swiftfoot Boots are fairly cheap. Lightning Greaves is also fairly easy to get your hands on since it come in pretty much every commander Precon.
Tutors can never hurt if you want to go that route, card draw and finding key pieces are always relevant (I just don't run many tutors for personal reasons).
If you create a lot of tokens and your deck is more token based then include Divine Visitation ! In token heavy Teysa decks it can be really powerful.
Open the Armory is perfectly viable. You could also run more equipment like Blade of the Bloodchief if you wanted to go that route.
If you have any more questions feel free to ask! I'm also working on a more budget build using cards from my collection, so when I finish I'll let you know if you want to see it. I'm glad you like the deck!
I've got Teysa Karlov and so much other synergy in the deck, it's really fun to play. With the above cards mentioned I want to add so much more, like Workhorse for example. But then you look at cards like Cathars' Crusade (with hangarback walker!) or Pitiless Plunderer to fuel the token creation, there's so many options..
Geralf's Messenger with Ashnods Altar and Ghave is a wincon that can produce infinite ... though everyone would be dead already. Unless they had a platinum angel, though Karlov of the Ghost Council would settle that.
There's great potential in combination with Mikaeus, the Unhallowed as well.
Basically what I mean goldlion is that Blade of the Bloodchief is amazing on a select few creatures, other then that it is just an equipment. While I could equip it to those creatures like you said, I just find that it would kind of detract from the deck. I think I'll test it, but I'm honestly not sure how well it would do.
Ya, if you're on mobile it can be a little harder to read the comments. I think it looks better on a computer though.


You are here: Home / Drinks, Shakes & Smoothies / (Virgin) Lava Flow Slush and Recipe Video!
Virgin Lava Flow Slush! Enjoy the tropical flavors of pineapple, coconut and banana swirled with strawberry in this frosty and slushy drink! Feel free to add a little rum if desired! The perfect summertime drink!
Hello there 90 degree weather (which according my phone "feels like 106)! At least here in Texas. I walked outside yesterday and immediately regretted the decision and wanted to go back inside to my air conditioned home. I know it's just going to get hotter. I'm aware. I think I'm just a little more sensitive to it given the fact that I'm 8 months preggo. But I happen to have found the perfect little summertime drink that also happens to be safe for the little bun in the oven too! These Virgin Lava Flow Slushes!
The best thing about these slushes is that they are made using real fruit and real juices. There is a bit of sugar to sweeten the strawberries a bit, but you could cut it out or switch to an agave or something instead to sweeten.
For the cream of coconut, I typically snag a can of Goya brand coconut cream from the market. The best way I've heard it described is that cream of coconut is to coconut milk what sweetened condensed milk is to milk. But with coconut! So it's only about one million times better!
And of course, if desired you can definitely add a splash or two of rum in here. Making it the perfect summertime cocktail! Adult and kid versions!
Wash out the blender and then add the ingredients for the strawberry slush. Blend until smooth.
Pour the pineapple slush into glasses and top with the strawberry slush. Top with garnish if desired.
WANT TO TRY THIS LAVA FLOW SLUSH?!
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garnishing of this slush in your images is also great.
This slush looks amazing. Thank you for posting a "virgin" recipe for those of us who don't use alcohol or have kids/grandchildren. I'm sure we will enjoy this very much this summer here in OK.
I am SO in love with this! I fell in lust with Lava Flows on my honeymoon 11 years ago and I am pretty sure I haven't had one since! I am so excited to make this recipe (with a little booze)! Thanks for sharing! Pinned!


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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES ROEHAMPTON HIGH STREET AND TREVILLE STREET
1. The Council of the London Borough of Wandsworth HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that to facilitate highway works In connection with the "Quletways" routes for cyclists ("the works') they Intend to make an Order, the effect of which will be to introduce temporary prohibitions of traffic in Roehampton High Street and Treville Street, the north-west to south-east arm.
2. Whilst the works take place, no person shall cause or permit any vehicle to enter, proceed or wait (including waiting for the purposes of loading / unloading) in:
(a) Roehampton High Street, from the south-western kerb-line of Treville Street south-westwards for a distance of approximately 12.5 metres (outside No. 57 Roehampton High Street); and
(b) Treville Street, the north-west to south-east arm.
3. Whilst the works take place and without prejudice to the validity of anything done or to any liability incurred in respect of any act or omission before the coming into operation of this Order, the designation by The Wandsworth (Prescribed Routes) (No. 1) Traffic Order 1975 of the one way working in Treville Street, the north-west to south-east arm, therein is hereby suspended.
4. Whilst the Order remains in force, alternative routes for vehicles (if available) will be indicated by traffic signs. Local access will be maintained whenever possible.
5. The Order will come into effect on 11th March 2019 and will remain in force for a maximum of 18 months or until the works are complete, whichever is the sooner. The restrictions would only apply at such times and to such extent as shall be indicated by the placing of traffic signs.
6. Nothing in the Order applies to:
(a) any vehicle being used in connection with the execution of the said works or any public service or utility vehicle;
(b) anything done with the permission or at the direction of a police officer in uniform or a civil enforcement officer; or
(c) any vehicle being used for police, fire brigade or ambulance purposes.
7. Any vehicle waiting in contravention of any restriction imposed by the Order may be removed under the provisions of the Removal and Disposal of Vehicles Regulations 1986.
8. Further information may be obtained from the Traffic and Engineering division - telephone number (020) 8487 5279.
Town Hall Wandsworth SW18 2PU
PAUL MARTIN Chief Executive
Wandsworth Borough Council ROEHAMPTON HIGH STREET -NEW RAISED TABLE 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance of section 90C of the Highways Act


I live in Leek Staffordshire on the edge of the Peak District . i'm just an amateur photographer with a passion for taking photos and playing with techniques . I also help my hubby with his hobby of growing many varieties of roses for showing . This seemed as ideal opportunity to share my pics with the world in the hope that someone would fall in love with them and make my day by buying one . its a shame to just take pictures i'm proud of and then leave them sitting on my laptop. so please take a look and see id there's somthing you like .


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The Heroes Trophy is the annual match between Nottingham Outlaws and The Royal Artillery Gunners. First taking place in 2010 as a charity match for Help for Heroes, the clash has now become a permanent fixture in the Outlaws calendar, due in no small part to the highly competitive nature of the games and the miniscule points difference separating the teams. The match also helps to raise money for the Royal Artillery Charitable Fund, and from 2017 became the Daniel Priest Memorial Match.
HEROES TROPHY RESULTS
Match 1, February 20th 2010: Outlaws 22 Gunners 27
Match 2, March 19th 2011: Outlaws 24 Gunners 27
Match 3, March 31st 2012: Outlaws 22 Gunners 23
Match 4, July 27th 2013: Outlaws 18 Gunners 14
2018 Heroes Trophy
Match 9, June 22nd 2018


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Шубичевац — футбольный стадион в городе Шибеник. Вместимость стадиона — 3412 мест.

История
Стадион Шубичевац был построен с 1946 по 1948 год в городском районе Шубичевац. Стадион был официально открыт 1 мая 1948 года под названием «Стадион Раде Кончар». В 2016 году рядом со стадионом построили детскую площадку с искусственным газоном.

В начале 1946 года строительство стадиона «Раде Кончар» началось с футбольного поля, легкой атлетики, вспомогательных площадок для тенниса, баскетбола и волейбола, здания раздевалок и бетонных трибун. Шубичевац был выбран как место, где он будет построен, то есть место, где 22 мая 1942 года итальянские оккупанты расстреляли группу из 26 первых далматинских истребителей во главе с Радо Кончаром, в честь которого и был назван стадион. В первом этапе строительства стадиона, продолжавшемся два года, участвовали несколько тысяч членов Народного фронта, Народной молодежи, члены спортивных организаций Шибеника … В то время бетонные трибуны на 640 мест. Открытие стадиона «Раде Кончар» состоялось 1 мая 1948 года. По этому поводу было сыграно два матча; Хайдук обыграл «Шибеник» 4: 2, а на следующий день Шибеник обыграл сборную «Хайдук» и «Морнар» 3: 2. Работы на стадионе продолжались в 1951 году, а затем в 1955 году, когда площадка была осушена. Кроме того, были смонтированы канализационная сеть и гидранты, а трибуны были расширены ещё на 1360 мест. В 1958 году по распоряжению Футбольной ассоциации Югославии необходимо было озеленить детскую площадку, построить легкоатлетическую трассу, заборы и вспомогательные поля. Эта работа была завершена в сезоне 1958/59. Стадион претерпел серьёзные вмешательства в 1979 году во время MIS. Затем была сооружена восточная трибуна, административный корпус, а на западной трибуне поставлен навес. Накануне выступления молодой сборной Хорватии в 2000 году были установлены кресла на западе. Табло выставлено в мае 2007 года. Первую радиопередачу со стадиона «Раде Кончар» осуществило Радио Осиек в июле 1952 года. Транслируют вторую половину матча Шибеник — Пролетер (0: 2). Это был матч финальной части чемпионата КНР. В 2016 году рядом с основной площадкой было построено вспомогательное футбольное поле с искусственной травой. В 2020 году по решению Хорватской футбольной ассоциации стадион на Шубичеваце был признан местом проведения финала Кубка Хорватии по футболу. В 2021 году по решению Хорватской футбольной ассоциации стадион на Шубичеваце получил гибридный газон.

Стадионы Хорватии

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Six Flags is sticking with its strategy of investing in new rides to drive visitors back to parks again and again. It could use some cooperation from the weather for the rest of the year to make sure those people show up.
In April, then-CEO of Six Flags Entertainment John Duffey said the company was about to roll out its "best and most innovative lineup of new rides and events ever," additions that had been announced the previous year.
Now the regional theme park operator, which has 20 theme and water parks across North America, is trying to raise the bar again. Last week, Six Flags announced its lineup of new rides for 2018, including roller coasters, pendulum rides, water attractions, and spinning rides. The superlatives flowed.
Reid-Anderson was named to his current position unexpectedly in July after Duffey retired suddenly. Reid-Anderson was previously the company's CEO from August 2010 to early 2016, and has served as executive chairman since February of 2016.
Six Flags spokesperson Sandra Daniels said that in his prior role, Reid-Anderson was involved the planning for the new additions.
The latest announcement fits into one of the operator's key strategies of giving visitors new reasons to return each year to each park.
For 2018 — most rides are expected to be open by Memorial Day — the array of new attractions includes the world's largest loop coaster in Illinois; a new kind of inverted looping coaster in Northern California; the world's tallest pendulum ride in Southern California; and the world's first single rail coaster in Texas.
"Our goal is to keep innovation at the forefront of everything we do," Daniels said.
The company is also keeping intellectual property, or IP, high on the priority list for new rides. Six of the new attractions are themed after DC Entertainment characters Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, or Cyborg.
Daniels said those characters resonate especially with tweens, teens, and young adults.
Larger theme park companies are also investing significantly in intellectual property. Disney opened its new area based on "Avatar" this year, and has lands built around the Toy Story and Star Wars franchises coming up. And Harry Potter-themed expansions have been wildly successful for Universal Parks and Resorts.
Lewison said that while roller coaster enthusiasts would have wanted to see more of that type of ride with the latest announcement, it's a smart move for the company to offer a variety of rides and attractions.
"Not everyone likes every kind of ride, and there is empirical research that shows ride and attraction assortment impacts guest experience and satisfaction," he said.
He doesn't think that has anything to do with a new CEO being in place, since so little time has passed since the switch.
"It does suggest continued confidence in the economy and additional opportunity to leverage the initiatives started in recent years such as all season dining and VIP experiences," Boyd said.
The company did not say how much it would spend on the next batch of rides, but Daniels said the company generally spends 5-6 percent of revenue on new rides and attractions, adding that "this allows us to put something newsworthy in every park, every year." In 2016, Six Flags reported $1.3 billion in revenue.
Results for the first half of this year have been somewhat disappointing, forcing the company to warn analysts in July that reaching a financial goal it had set for this year was no longer "probable." For the first six months, revenues fell a bit to $522 million and profits dropped from $33 million to $14 million. The second quarter was worse than expected because of bad weather, executives said.
Reid-Anderson said the company's current strategy — which includes investing in new capital every year — will help Six Flags reach future goals.