 I could do them all before I die. I don't even know what I'd be good at. So far it feels like I haven't really been good at any of the jobs ive had. 


I also just feel like I don't fit in at all. I really like the 2012-ish mountain man folk rock hipster aesthetic and music but nobody else really does anymore. Especially not in Florida. I also feel like people make assumptions about me based on what I like and how I am. Like I like knitting, I try to take care of my skin and hair, I'm overly emotional, and I try to dress kind of nicely. And people always suspect I'm gay for that. It's actually really frustrating. I know I'm not not, but everyone has a sneaking suspicion that I am. Sorry I like what I like. Everyone acts like they all love social justice and that stereotyping is wrong unless it's "haha he like knitting so he must be gay". Be yourself, unless you like stereotypical "gay" things.I just buy a whole ton of them and keep them everwhere. I have multiples in all of my bags, in all of my jacket pockets, in my car. They end up all over the house and my mom hates me for it, but then I always have a spare handy!

I also have really fine hair and use tiny hair elastics, but the ones I buy come in packs of like 100 or something. I also always have at least one or two on my wrist and they're so small that i get the crazy red lines because they're too tight. When it starts to hurt i just move it a little further up or down my wrist. Oops.<reponame>dnbubbly/rzlh<gh_stars>0
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}I don't have Grommash, so I definitely feel the pinch when the late"r" game hits, but I have to say this is an absolute blast to play!! Edge of your seat style games. Using it around rank 4 and I have just been giggling everytime one of my opponents does multiple highlights of a large frothing zerker. 

I do feel a little vulnerable midgame due to the complete absence of taunts. And its primarily due to piloted shredders. While the deck feels good at controlling the board, none of my creatures are particularly "beefy" in the defensive stat and more often than not the shredders do me in with their stickiness. Do you think 2 belchers or maybe an argus would slow the tempo too much? Maybe shield slams for some spot removal?

I will play a few more games and see how well I do. Cycling through the deck like a madman feels powerful and I know if I had Gromm then I'd be able to use him very often. So he might have just made the top of my list of next to craft solely for this deck!I could be wrong but the average salary is around $500k the last time I checked. The hours are also very long - typically no less than 60 hours per week. During training you’re typically working 70-100 hours per week. First you get into med school. Once in med school you decide on your specialty. Neurosurgery is the most lengthy and grueling training of all the specialties. Whereas their residency is 8 years, many specialties have a residency training of 3-4 years. A fellowship is typically 2-3 years in any specialty and allows you to sub-specialize (in this case, emergency neurosurgery as opposed to general neurosurgery which would deal with slowly developing issues such as brain tumors, for example).Oak Ridge, N.J. – November 26, 2018 – Thomas J. Shara, President and CEO of Lakeland Bank, is pleased to announce the following appointments.
Pamela Frie has been hired as Vice President, Senior SBA Portfolio Manager based in Oak Ridge, N.J. With 29 years of banking experience and a specialty in Small Business Administration lending, Frie was most recently Vice President, Credit Manager at ReadyCap Lending, LLC in New Providence, N.J. Previously, she was Director, SBA Review and Director, Operations and Process Administration at CEIS Review, LLC in New York and also held a number of positions at CIT Small Business Lending in Livingston, N.J. Frie earned an associate degree in computer information systems, business programming from County College of Morris. She is a member of the Staff Parish Relations Committee for Denville Community Church. Frie is a resident of Denville.
John Pagano has been hired as Vice President, Relationship Manager for the Waldwick Lending Team. With 24 years of banking experience, Pagano was most recently Vice President at Amboy Bank in Old Bridge, N.J. Previously he was Vice President at Oritani Bank in Cherry Hill, N.J. and prior to that, was Vice President at Columbia Bank in Voorhees, N.J. Pagano earned an Associate of Science degree in criminal justice at Mercer County Community College and went on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in finance at Rider University. He is a graduate of the American Institute of Banking as well as a member of the Florence Township Planning Board and Florence Township Economic Development Committee. Pagano is a resident of Florence.
Nancy Slingland has been hired as Vice President, Portfolio Manager based in Oak Ridge, N.J. With 24 years of banking experience specifically in asset-based lending, Slingland was most recently a Portfolio Manager at Kearny Bank in Fairfield, N.J. Previously, she was a Relationship Manager at Sterling Bank in Paramus, N.J. and JPMorgan Chase Bank in Bloomfield, N.J. Prior to that, Slingland was an Asset-Based Lending Portfolio Manager for 10 years. Slingland earned a Bachelor of Science degree in economics, finance and accounting from William Paterson College. She is a former member of the Garden State Credit Associates and Bergen County Professional Women Association. Slingland is a resident of West Milford.
Alicia Rowbotham has been hired as Assistant Treasurer, Branch Operations Manager for the Hackensack-Polifly office. With 13 years of banking experience, she was most recently an Assistant Branch Manager with JPMorgan Chase Bank in New York. Rowbotham attended Baruch College and is a resident of New Milford.
MVP: DeAndre Jordan was perhaps the most steady performer for the Clippers during their early struggles, and as the team turned up their intensity in the fourth quarter, he too took things up a notch. With under 2 minutes left in the contest, Jordan would score 6 consecutive points on back-to-back three-point plays, turning a 4-point deficit into a 2-point lead. He’d finish with 20 points on 8 of 13 shooting while also grabbing 18 rebounds.
That was … the best win of the season: The deficit was 20 points late in the third quarter and was as high as 16 with 7:12 of the fourth. The Clippers would then go on a 26-5 run to close out the game. The comeback brought flashbacks of Game 4 against Oklahoma City in the second round of the playoffs two seasons ago, if not falling just short of being as exciting as Game 1 against Memphis in the 2012 postseason.
X factor: The bench got the rally started in the fourth quarter, forcing turnovers and forcing the Thunder to only one possession each time down the floor. Cole Aldrich would score 6 points in his 6 minutes of play, Wesley Johnson played inspired defense as Kevin Durant tried to post him up, and Jamal Crawford would hit a fallaway bank jumpshot over an outstretched Randy Foye to essentially seal the victory for the home team.
Jamal Crawford is shooting 45% on Isolations from the top of the key this season. He's 35.
Doc Rivers smiled as he walked past me. "You had to rewrite your story didn't you?"
Through 3 quarters, the small forward matchup was a complete mismatch.
While former MVP Kevin Durant was dunking on dudes half his wingspan (25 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 blocks through 3 quarters), Jeff Green and Wesley Johnson were having a rough go at it.
Green replaced Luc Mbah a Moute in the starting lineup, and the results were awful. He finished with no points, missing all seven shots from the field, and did not play in the 4th quarter. But Johnson, coming out of a February where he made only 28 percent of his threes, had only 3 points on 1-of-10 shooting from the field entering the 4th.
That’s 1-of-17 shooting from the field from two guys!
Rivers left Crawford and Johnson on the court for the entire 4th quarter – all 12 minutes. Johnson had a personal run of 8 unanswered points for the Clippers, tying DeAndre Jordan for the most 4th quarter points in this game. Johnson also kept his head in the game defensively, causing multiple turnovers. Crawford, on the other hand, hit the seemingly impossible bank shot to give the Clippers a 101-97 lead with under a minute left. Johnson and Crawford outscored OKC 14-13 in the 4th quarter. Not outscored Durant and Russell Westbrook … those two Clippers bench players outscored the entire Thunder team