 at the forefront of our runs is support...a safe space to chat first, running second.
End the week the right way with our Gentle Dance sessions for all ages 19+. Run by Mary Ward Centre tutor Emma Weir, you'll pick up a range of dance styles (and listen to a range of lovely tunes) and all abilities are very welcome!
A dance exercise cardiovascular class performed to 60’s, 70’s and modern music incorporating aerobic type exercises to increase the heart rate and burn fat. A fun and friendly class that also incorporates optional weights and squats.
ON LINE LIVE yoga class - 60 minute class.
You are never too old to start yoga! Yoga helps to improve posture, balance, flexibility and mobility, to relieve lower back pains, to reduce stress, to strengthen muscles and improve general well-being.
Suitable for those wishing to do a gentle exercise focused on a balanced combination of postures, to improve flexibility, mobility and balance. Students are encouraged to work and progress at their own pace. Special attention is given to basic alignment and plenty of options are given for the execution of postures on mat or chair.
Ideal for those looking to improve their general wellbeing.1st time DMing tomorrow (and I may of allowed a D&amp;D transformer)

Well, after recently playing with a group of friend on Roll20 for a few months, we got TPK (well really TQPK, Three Quarters Party Killed) but it was enough for us to try a new campaign, and our usual DM wanted a DM break and be a PC, all others not DMing before.

My respect for DMs have now gone up tenfold prepping for tomorrow! And I've been asked by one of my players if their PC can be effectively a transformer if a Warforge Envoy character and proficient in vehicles (I've allowed it with some restrictions that I hope to keep it balanced but retain the coolness).

Hopefully it goes well, the usual DM has been helpful when I've asked for help. I welcome any last minute tips (it's 5e we are playing).1 am, i got high and thought to myself: hmm it's a great time to own some fuckers. joined #3on3.et, wrote "et merc avi high skilled" then got immediately banned by some random guy called " drlagalot"
I don't know what's the matter, maybe I owned his lame ass in past too much. Since he's not answering @qnet, decided to try here.
maybe nobody like finnish cheater cunts?
funny thing is this guy got caught under nick "vila" or something like that years ago.
ive never been caught.

Poor polak, cant even afford proper education, oh well, maybe some day u will actually have ur life a bit better, i hope.
"maus asked me for my mouse settings m8"
'You can do better than that.
Funny thing is that I know yuppie but I have no idea who you are.
in that case you were most probably living under a rock for past few years.
Ive been inactive or more years then hes playing this game, but doesnt change fact I know that polak, never heard of "aniki".
flame. flame never changes.
is this yuppie guy any good? in which clans did he play?
I honestly got no idea. I just saw him on cf few times, that's all. Another random claiming to be godlike, trolling and attentionwhoring here imo.



No one will miss you. Now bye.
when he is actually pokemon- skilled at max....
I agree with that too. Also abuse of power sucks, but still.
werent u on a nc customer list years ago?I had about a 60% wr throughout my whole climb iron 2 through to gold, but I climbed out if iron faster because my mmr was higher and therefore got more lp for my win - the climb through silver this year felt like a bloody slog.

Also to go back to a fair representation of skill that you were mentioning. Climbing isn't about how high your ceiling is, rather it is about what your consistency is. So while you might feel like it isn't an accurate representation of your skill, chances are you are actually better than a 53% wr, rather you are not as consistent with what your skill actually is... It's really a mindset thing. :)The first prophet Obadiah hid in the Misliya cave by Megiddo.
I would loved to have watched his face as he put his hand on the jawbone of someone he thought had moved out long ago.
Anat Harrel alerted me January 25, shortly after this story broke in The Times of Israel.
I didn’t know why these archeology professors were grinning so about these teeth belonging to “Miss Lia.”
Then I saw the name of the cave – “Misliya.”
“Duh!”
And if Baby Bear were to crawl in, I would expect to hear, “Somebody’s been sleeping in my cave.”
Here’s a description of how this fossil discovery impacts evolutionary theory.Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 536519
Metric interval update page - would be more intuitive to have green/red colored boxes for enabled/disabled metrics instead of yes/no text
Last modified: 2014-11-09 17:50:29 EST
See the metrics schedules page for any resource. There's a "collection enabled" column with the words Yes or No in the rows of the column. This makes it pretty hard on the eyes to see which ones are enabled or which aren't.
We could improve this is several ways - have green/red bubble graphics instead of the text, or perhaps bolding the whole row for enabled metrics. I realize you can sort on this column, however currently that sorting is not remembered between page visits, so the user would have to always sort on that column before he could visualize which metrics are being collected.
Just a comment - green/red might be a nice addition, but you'd probably want to assure different levels of contrast/saturation etc. for the colours, due to accessibility concerns.
maybe R/G in addition to the "no" and "yes" would be fine.
Entire row is now colored green/red, in addition to the enabled/disabled Yes/No text. rev4181
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This bug is related to RHQ-861Monarch high school coach Jimmy Dexter is humble when talking about what his team accomplished at the USA Hockey High School Nationals from March 17-21 out in Reston, Va.
A silver medal and second-place finish, though, certainly is a fine finish to a season that saw Monarch go 22-1, losing in the state championship game to Regis Jesuit.
In Reston, Monarch lost 8-7 in overtime in the Combined Division (more than one school’s players on one team) championship game March 21 to Florida’s JW Mitchell High School. Needless to say, the game was a roller coaster that saw Monarch score three in the first period, one in the second and the only three in the third to knot the game at 7-all. JW Mitchell scored all its goals in the second period and then the OT winner 10:40 into the extra session.
Monarch earned the berth to the national tournament after winning the Colorado Prep Hockey League by beating, ironically enough, Regis Jesuit in the finals.
“It’s always been a battle with them,” Dexter said.
At nationals, Monarch finished first in their pool with a perfect 3-0 record, getting wins over Newark (Ohio), Northwest (Md.) and Smithtown/Hauppage (N.Y.). Monarch then blitzed Bozeman (Mont.) 9-0 in the quarterfinals before ousting the Omaha (Neb.) Jr. Lancers 9-2 in the semifinals.
Cherry Creek High School also qualified for the Combined tournament, finishing with an overtime win, regulation loss and overtime loss and did not make the quarterfinals. Chery Creek’s one win was against Dayton (Ohio) on the second day of the tournament on March 18.
On the Utah side, Davis County finished with a 1-2 record, their one win coming March 19 against Rock Ridge/Riverside, a Virginia school.
In the national final, seeing 15 goals scored made for a busy day for the official scorekeeper.
Monarch jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one period on goals from Adam Tybor, Jake Young and Blake Bride. Then JW Mitchell posted their seven in the second with a Tybor goal squeezed in at the 14:36 mark of the period.
In the third period, Brendan Van Haute struck for two goals in a span of 15 seconds (5:32 and 5:47) to make it a 7-6 game and then Bride’s goal at 15:10 tied the contest and send it to overtime.
Zachary Harrison’s second goal of the game won it for JW Mitchell.
Van Haute finished with a five-point game (two goals, three assists), Young added four points (goal, three assists) and Keegan Lewis added two assists to go along with the two-goal games from Tybor and Bride.
Monarch goalie Hunter Ingino made 18 saves in the game.
Dexter said going to nationals meant the only expectation was to play a team game and when that happens, good things generally happen.
Regis Jesuit, who