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Consists of wooden beams holding up the stone walls. Partly a ruin.
The invasion tunnels were dug into the side of Mount Dakan by wealthy noblemen to use as a hiding place from raiding Lannitans. After a group of men disappeared within the tunnels, the ancient Malcerans attributed the vanishings to spirits or ghosts and quickly abandoned the structure, which fell to ruins. After Adina Thycaris arrived on Dakan, she and her comrades repaired parts of the structure and created numerous entrances into it, making the tunnels their headquarters. The many entrances, combined with Dakan's ghostly reputation, help Adina's image as a superhuman warrior.Connecticut’s Mosquito Management Program says mosquitoes trapped in Darian, Fairfield, New Haven, and Stamford last week tested positive for West Nile virus. This is the first time this year West Nile-positive mosquitoes have been identified in Connecticut.
“The current warm weather and high humidity provides ideal conditions for mosquito activity and West Nile virus transmission. We anticipate further build-up of the virus from now through September,” Philip Armstrong, medical entomologist at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, said.
Dr. Jason White, director of CAES, said they are encouraging residents to take precautionary measures, such as wearing mosquito repellent and covering bare skin, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are the most active.
West Nile virus has been detected in Connecticut every year since it was introduced into North America in 1999. Last season, WNV was detected in 208 mosquito pools from 43 towns among all eight Connecticut counties. Six confirmed human cases of WNV infection were also reported from Fairfield, Hartford, and New Haven Counties.
Personally, this is one of the biggest problems:

&gt;Occasionally we'll get a Four Tet track or something that gets a decent amount of upvotes

and this is the solution to it:

&gt;broader range of music

I hate seeing artists getting posted here which barely fit in and only get up-votes because of the brand name.

Look, i love Nujabes, Four Tet, Flying Lotus, but i hate when i find a post at &lt;1 points which is more creative and interesting than all these big-name posts which, meanwhile, get lifted to double, or even triple digits.

I come here to find things that surprise me, and the sub has gotten more disappointing.Before you continue reading, go pour yourself a big cool glass of H2O.
Now, take a sip. Good. Better right?
I live in Toronto and it is hot hot hot.
I want to give a shoutout to water, right about now.
Mamas, friends, everyone: stay hydrated! It is so, so important.
Dehydration is when you lose more water than you take in, which can result in some not so great complications. While it's very important for literally everyone to keep drinking water, it is that much more vital for pregnant women.
-Pregnant people have about a 30-50% higher blood volume than non-pregnant people, and most of that is plasma. Plasma is what carries blood cells around your body, and it's made up of 90% water.
If you're dehydrated, your blood will be thicker and more concentrated, meaning your heart has to work extra hard to pump the blood around your body.
-While there are conflicting numbers suggesting how much of our body is made up of water, the general consensus is 'at least half'. And we lose this water all the time by urination, perspiration, and respiration. This water needs to be replaced, frequently.
If you don't drink enough, your body can't function properly, period.
-Dehydration can cause contractions, which is very bad if you're in your third trimester as preterm labour becomes a very real risk.
-Water flushes our systems out. I've found that whenever I have a cold or a UTI, the more fluids I drink the sooner I get better.
-Amniotic fluid is made up of water & electrolytes, and it needs to be replenished frequently. Drinking water increases the quantity of amniotic fluid which in turn helps your baby grow!
You've probably heard about the typical recommendation for how much we should be drinking, which is eight 8 ounce glasses of water per day, which equals 64 ounces.
When you are pregnant though, and have more water in your body, you need even more than that. Aim for about 10 glasses of water a day and try to consume other water-rich foods. Bone broths (which is full of that amazing collagen), watermelons, berries, cucumbers, and the like are all terrific foods to keep your hydration game strong.
Don't worry about drinking too much water. If you're worried about polyhydramnios, which is a too-high-volume of amniotic fluid, please understand that you cannot cause it by drinking too much water. It occurs when there are genetic abnormalities, maternal diabetes, or fetal anemia. So keep drinking that water!
As with babies, like how crying is a late-cue for them being hungry, thirst is a late-cue for us being dehydrated. Keep sipping throughout the day so you don't get to the point where you feel thirsty.
Try not to go overboard with exercise. While it is amazing to move your body when you're pregnant, it's easier to overdo it with the exercise, especially if it's hot outside. Don't do anything that you didn't do before you got pregnant, don't push yourself too hard, and stay hydrated while doing so.
Stay out of the sun as much as possible. Breathing in fresh outdoor air is one of life's little pleasures, but stay in the shade as much as possible. Not only to protect your skin from the sun, but because you lose so much water from sweating, so keep replenishing!
If you're one of those people who claims 'they just don't need too much water', or 'don't ever really get thirsty' try to make a game out of it! Whatever you need to do to drink as much water as you can, it'll only be a good thing.
For me, I always bring my Nalgene water bottle to work and I force myself to finish it & refill it in a shift. I also try to drink a glass of water first thing in the morning (which has so many health benefits) before I have my juice or coffee. It's not always easy, and I have to get better at it, but the first step is making the intention to do so!
If you have to write it down every time you drink to keep track of it, great! Whatever works.
How do you all do with keeping up with your water intake? Let me know in the comments!Anybody have any feedback on my shot? I feel so left out.
Anybody have any feedback on my shot?
Sorry, I simply missed your message. I think if there is something outside interesting in that cabin window view, the shot will look better. To me, just clouds and a wing do not appear to be very appealing.
Could you please tell me if this is level now? I had some trouble levelling it earlier. thanks other criticism also welcome!
Still got a headache after seeing how soft my 100-400L after coming back from Canon (thank you Canon Switzerland...). Best I could get out of that visit.
Could you please tell me if this is level now?
Clockwise rotation needed, for sure.
Quality looks good. Maybe a tiny CW rotation needed.
I know the Delta plane was a difficult shot to get exposed right, and my adjustments made it grainy. I know the CJ1 was a little low in the frame (although I'm completely befuddled on the level). My question to Bubbles or any other screener is why in the world were they rejected for Category? I listed the Delta plane as Airliner - a pretty hard one to get wrong. The CJ1 is flown by the owner as a personal plane. The day I saw it he was flying his wife and kid out to see some relatives across the state. It's his private plane. He owns it. He flies it. It is not part of his business. So I'm asking the screeners, do you know something about the ownership of these planes that I don't? How could they be in the wrong category?
On the Delta one, did you check "Air to Air"? On the quality issues, I think you just went a bit too far with the adjustments, just keep it a bit darker and and try to avoid the grain. I would also suggest you to upload at 1024.
Check this box if the photo is picturing a business jet. That includes just about any business jet that is privately or corporately owned (including those used by fractional ownership companies).
And as you said, it's too low in the frame.
I have a few old scanned images that I would like some imput on. The DC10 image was taken in 1996 and the TWA was taken in 2000. Any imput would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance.
The CJ1 is flown by the owner as a personal plane.
It's classed as a business jet. It's irrelevant who owns it.
Got it. I'd just assumed A.net used the same terms as the rest of the aviation world.
I think I did,