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Dr Sharon McDonnell is the Managing Director of Suicide Bereavement UK. She has specialised in suicide bereavement for 16 years and is considered to be one of the leading researchers in this field in the UK.
University of Manchester Research Profile
- 2006 PhD entitled ' Identifying the Experiences of Parents Bereaved by Suicide or Undetermined Death: University of Manchester.
- 1998 BSc 1st class Hons in Psychology. University of Bolton.
- Sharon hosts an annual international suicide bereavement conference, over 400 attendees, representing nine countries attend;
- Translated research findings into evidence-based suicide bereavement training, which is first of its kind internationally;
- A publication directly associated with the PABBS suicide bereavement training was used as evidence for NICE suicide prevention guidelines (NICE 2018);
- Provided expert testimony to NICE committee, developing suicide prevention guidelines in community and custodial settings (NICE, 2018);
- PABBS suicide bereavement training is referenced in document entitled 'Mental Health Promotion and Prevention Training Programmes', published by PHE in collaboration with NHS Health Education (PHE, 2016);
- Sharon's research has been referred to in several parliamentary debates (Hansard, 2012, 2015 and 2017) with Ministers being advised to read her research and consider her views on how those bereaved by suicide should be cared for;
- She was a member of the Public Health England advisory group involved in the revised handbook entitled 'Help is at Hand: Support After Someone May Have Died by Suicide' (PHE, 2015);
- Member of the advisory board of the following documents : 'Support after Suicide: A Guide to providing Local Services' document (NSPA, 2016) and 'Support After a Suicide: Evaluating Local Bereavement Support Services' (NSPA, 2016);
- Sharon has received several awards for public engagement and social responsibility for her work in postvention. These include:
- Investing in Success, Awarded by the President of The University of Manchester (2012);
- Nominated to represent the Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences at the University of Manchester (Public Engagement) category of the Greater Manchester Clinical Trials Awards (runner up) (2015);
- Volunteer of the Year, staff category, (2nd place) The University of Manchester (2018); and
- Several commended certificates for public engagement and social responsibility (2015, 2016,2018).
- Winston Churchill Fellow (2013);
- Honorary Research Fellow, The University of Manchester;
- Member of the International Association of Suicide Prevention (IASP) Specialist Interest Group, developing international postvention guidelines;
- Member of the All Party Parliamentary Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention Group
- Paul Hamlyn Foundation; and
- Volunteer at Gtr Mcr Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide (SOBS) group.


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Published Dec 01, 1999It can be difficult to pinpoint what electric harpist Zeena Parkins does in other leader's sessions. In creating an awesome array of sounds over many octaves it becomes hard for the listener to reconcile one's traditional image of the harp with the madness Parkins can conjure up. Just listen to her "Solo" on Pan-Acousticon, or her duet record with Elliot Sharp on Victo to get a handle on some of the possibilities for electro-harp. Pan-Acousticon took three years to making, and was well worth the wait. Parkins uses an all string and percussion band to great effect: the strings, guitars and percussion sound like extensions of the types of noises the harp naturally makes. Glissando string parts (played by sisters Sara and Margaret Parkins) shimmer angrily on top of percussion and crash into a wall of distorted harp, guitar and daxaphone. However, as frenetic as many of the songs are, there are also moments of quiet melodic poignancy in such tunes as "Organ of Corti." In all, each member of the group improvises so sympathetically along the lines of any given song that it is sometimes hard to tell where the composition stops and the freedom begins. Samples underpin many song structures, such as the sequenced piano at the heart of "Cavere." Electronics in general, whether a filter sweep or a diseased delay setting, are not just wacky effects in the final mix, they are thoughtfully integrated into the content of each song. A special mention must be given to the production of Parkins and Elliot Sharp for a clear recording and mix that never sounds overburdened with too many ideas. (Tzadik)


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Sunjay Nath, CSP, is known as the Human Performance Architect. He works with groups and individuals to help them improve their performance through empowerment and leadership. And today he has graciously agreed to be my guest blogger. Sunjay is a proud daddy and constantly marvels at the lessons he learns from his little ones. Here is one recent situation that vividly illustrates how obstacles are in fact stepping stones to something bigger and better.
We are blessed enough to have a 21-month old and all the experiences and learning that go with him. Everyday, as I watch him grow and discover the world, I realize he is teaching me just as much as he is taking in – and this has been going on since before he was born.
In our bedroom we have a tree that sits in a pot and the pot is just slightly shorter than our son. And months ago when he first discovered it, it was just as tall as him. The problem is he is fascinated with this tree. More specifically, he is fascinated with the taste of the dirt around the tree! Now, my wife and I thought it would be a great idea to place some sort of obstacle to prevent him from having access to the tree.
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As a hobby I make chutney – and usually I don't follow a recipe, I just make it up as I go along, which I like – and usually my chutneys come out quite well. People then ask me what the recipe was to which I have no idea – so I am going to start recording the ingredients used each time on this area in my blog so that I have a record.
Plum and ginger chutney – 30th August 2019
1.6kg plums
2 onions
160ml malt vinegar
300g sultanas
2tsp ginger
2tsp crushed chilli
1tsp caraway seeds
500g sugar
Spicy Green Tomato Chutney – 28th October 2018
350ml malt vinegar
2.9kg tomatoes
900g apples
500g onions
500g sugar
5tsp chilli flakes
3tsp cardamon pods
4tsp ginger
4tsp caraway seeds
3tsp cumin seeds
4tsp ground coriander
Sweet & Spicy green tomato chutney – 8th September 2018
1.5kg tomatoes
400ml vinegar
600g onion
3tsp ginger
5tsp chilli flakes
4tsp parika
700g sugar
Green tomato & apple chutney 8th September 2018
500ml vinegar
0.85kg apples
1kg onions
2.2kg tomatoes
400g onions
5tsp ginger
3tsp corriander
2tsp mixed spice
2tsp mild chilli powder
1tsp cumin
800g sugar
Green tomato and black treacle chutney
2.2kg green tomatoes
220ml malt vinegar
125ml distilled vinegar
7 onions
2 tabs black syrup
2 tabs chilli flakes
4 tsp ginger
3 tsp caraway seeds
1 kg sugar
Winter Warmer Green tomato chutney – 2nd October 2018
3.1kg Green tomatoes
7 onions
330g malt vinegar
5tsp ginger
2tsp cinnamon
3tsp paprika
5tsp chilli flakes
2tsp nutmeg
4tsp coriander seeds
800g apple
450g sugar
Spicy courgette and apple chutney – 2nd September 2018
2.3kg courgettes
400g apple
500ml distilled vinegar
600g onion
600g sugar
4tsp ground coriander seeds
4tsp ginger
6tsp chilli flakes
2tsp mixed spice
3tsp cumin seeds
Plum & Ginger chutney – 20th August 2018
650g sugar
4kg plums (Victoria)
4 onions
5tsp ginger
500ml distilled vinegar
2.5tsp crushed chillis
Slow Cooked Marrow and Onion Chutney – 2nd January 2018
1.6kg of marrow
800g of onions
(heat above in slow cooker for 8 hours)
175 malt vinegar
4 cooking apples
2 tsp paprika
3 tsp ginger
3 tsp caraway seeds
600g sugar
Caramalised Onion Chutney – 4th December 2017
2.7kg onions
400ml malt vinegar
200g sugar
2tsp paprika
Caramalised Onion Chutney – 16th November 2017
1.3kg onions
200ml malt vinegar
100g sugar
0.5tsp chilli powder
Sweet and Spicy Green Tomato Chutney – 3rd November 2017
850g green tomatoes
5 onions
8 large apples
250ml malt vinegar
1 stick celery
600g sugar
4 tsp cardamom pods crushed
6 tsp coriander seeds crushed
6 dried red chilli crushed
3 tsp caraway seeds
2 tsp hot chilli powder
3 tsp balsamic vinegar
Pumpkin and Ginger Marmalade – 30th October 2017
2.5kg pumpkin
2.3kg sugar
2 oranges
1 lemon
5 tsp ginger
Apple and Celery Chutney – 26th October 2017
400ml distilled vinegar
3 onions
20 Apples
5 sticks celery
1.2kg sugar
500g sultanas
5 tsp ginger
4 tsp coriander crushed
4 tsp cardamom pods crushed
Spicy Pumpkin & Vinegar Chutney – 25th October 2017
5 onions
Half a large pumpkin
250ml malt vinegar
200g sugar
3 tsp ground ginger
2 tsp cumin
4 tsp ground coriander
8 tsp hot chilli powder
Green tomato and Apple Chutney
400ml malt vinegar
700g apples
5 onions
3kg green tomatoes
3 tsp ground ginger
2 tsp chilli powder
1 tsp nutmeg
5 tsp ground coriander
900g sugar
Plum and Ginger chutney – August 2017
2.3kg plums
250ml malt vinegar
3 onions
4 tsp ground ginger
5 pears
1kg sugar
Spicy Plum chutney – August 2017
1.25kg plums
100ml malt vinegar
3 onions
3 sticks celery
2 tsp cumin seeds
2 tsp ground ginger
3 tsp chilli powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tbs balsamic vinegar
750g sugar
Spicy Rhubarb chutney – July 2017
1.9kg rhubarb
2 onions
300ml malt vinegar
2 tsp cardamom pods, crushed
4tsp coriander seeds, ground
3 tsp chilli flakes, finely chopped
2 tsp ginger
2 tsp chilli powder
4 tsp balsamic vinegar
500g sultanas
400g brown sugar
600g white sugar
1 tsp caraway seeds
Spicy Rhubarb chutney – July 2016
300ml malt vinegar
400g onion
2kg rhubarb
2kg sugar
3tsp ginger
4tsp ground coriander seeds
4tsp ground chilli flakes
1tsp Cajun spice
1tsp cinnamon
Plum and Apple Chutney – Sep 2014
250ml white wine vinegar
200ml distilled malt vinegar
1.5kg apples
2.5 kg plums
3 star anise
4 tbs coriander seeds ground
3 tsp mixed spice
3 tsp hot chilli powder
500g sultanas
3tsp ginger
2kg sugar
Spicy Apple and celery chutney – Feb 2014
400ml malt vinegar
1 kg apples
2.5 onions
7 sticks of celery
5 tsp coriander pods ground
4 tsp chilli flakes ground
3 tsp mixed spice
3 tsp ground ginger
500g mixed fruit
700g sugar
Green tomato and apple chutney – Oct 2013
275ml malt vinegar
600g chopped apple
1.2kg green tomatoes
3 onions
2 tbs cardamom pods
2 tbs chilli flakes
3 tsp cumin
2 tsp ginger
2 tsp mixed spice
400g sugar
Sweet pumpkin and apple chutney – Nov 12
250ml malt vinegar
500g chopped apples
3 small onions
3 sticks celery
700g pumpkin
1tsp Jamaican pepper
3tsp garam masala
3tsp cumin
2tsp chilli powder
3tsp ground coriander
2tsp caraway seeds
1.3kg sugar
500g dried mixed fruit
Sweet green tomato and apple chutney – Oct 12
1.4kg green tomatoes
225ml malt vinegar
2 large onions
3 large cooking apples
1.3kg sugar
2tbs ground coriander
3tsp cumin
3tsp caraway seeds
2tsp ginger
Spicy green tomato and apple chutney – Oct 12
1.2kg green tomatoes
225ml malt vinegar
3 small onions
200g mixed fruit
3 cooking apples
1kg sugar
4tbs ground coriander
5tsp mixed spice
3tsp ground ginger
3tsp chilli
2tbs ground cardamom pods
Spicy pear chutney – Sep 12
400ml white wine vinegar
3 heaped tsp ground ginger
2 heaped tsp ground coriander
2 heaped tsp chilli powder
1.2kg chopped pealed pear
3 medium onions
3 large baking apples
1.2kg sugar
500g mixed dried fruit
1tsp salt
Fruity green tomato chutney – Sep 12
300ml malt vinegar
1lb green tomatoes
1 onion
2 tsp turmeric
1 tsp cayenne pepper
3 tsp cumin
2tsp coriander
500g mixed dried fruit
450g sugar
Tangy green tomato chutney – Sep 12
This came out slightly runnier than planned so could have maybe used less vinegar or added some apples.
1lb green tomatoes
350ml malt vinegar
2 onions
3 sticks celery
3tbs ground coriander seeds
3tbs garam masala
1tsp nutmeg
2tsp chilli powder
1tsp cayenne pepper
800g sugar
Apple and celery sweet chutney Sep 12
400ml distiller vinegar
550g chopped apple
1 onion
5 sticks celery
300g mixed dried fruit
1.5tsp turmeric
3tsp cumin
2tsp chilli powder
2tbs ground coriander seeds
900g sugar
Rhubarb & Red onion chutney May 12
2lbs rhubarb
4 red onions
8oz pickling vinegar
100ml Balsamic vinegar
4tbs crushed coriander seeds
6tsp ground ginger
1.5 tbs chilli powder
9oz sultanas
1.75lb white sugar
2oz molasses
Spicy Green Tomato and Apple chutney Oct 11
2lbs apples
300ml distilled vinegar
4 sticks celery
4lbs green tomatoes
3tbs crushed coriander
3tbs chilli flakes
2.5tbs ginger
1tbs ground cinnamon
1tbs caraway seeds
3lbs sugar
5oz Molasses
Note – I would normally have used a little more sugar but had run out, hence the use of the molasses, however still came out OK
Apple and celery chutney Sep 11
1.1kg peeled and chopped apples
1 clump celery
200g mixed fruit
2 onions
1.6kg sugar
200ml white wine vinegar
2 tbs ground ginger
2 tsp crushed chillies
1 tsp nutmeg
2 tsp Jamaican pepper
2 tsp cumin seeds
Spicy rhubarb chutney Jul 11
750g rhubarb
2 large baking apples
3 Onions
2.2 kg sugar
500ml malt vinegar
2 tbs crushed coriander seeds
1.5 tbs ginger
2 tbs cumin seeds
1 tbs crushed chilli flakes
Plum, apple and apricot chutney Aug 10
850g plums, stoned and chopped
150ml white wine vinegar
350g apple
200g onion
300g brown sugar
200g raisins
200g dried apricots
1tsp caraway seeds
1.5tsp mixed spice
Plum and ginger chutney Aug 10
900g of plums stoned and quartered
100ml white wine vinegar
300g apple
190g onion
2 cloves garlic
150g raisins
80g fresh fennel root
12 cardamom pods
6 cloves
3 tsp ground Ginger
1tsp chilli flakes
1tsp nutmeg
450g sugar
1tsp salt


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This s article by Adrienne Day on CityTime a disgrace except fir 1 paragraph. Parts of it are long re-hash of what we all know and its not particularly strong in opinion and facts, too soft. Anyway there is a section that has some bite in it,. re-blogging because all we here are sounds if silenve --- -- why -- cover -up for massive fraud dating back to Rudy -- because CityTime never worked right - still a lemon always was.
Here I am with Local 375 DC 37 outside SAIC offices in NYC. The press blacked our protest out the same way they did Credit Suisse Military protest!!!
These arrogant greedy evil pieces if crap City Hall SAIC are never going to admit their wrong doing
They don't want to go to jail or back back all the real money they should plus damages for throwing away payroll systems that worked.
All so corrupt across the boards. Look at MTA deal with SAIC and finally we got that halted and now SAIC replacement as scandal ridden. Disgraceful!!!!
the overall tone is weak, for instance, what national survey? And why not just say it how it is on Citytime. She ends the article by saying City Time could still work out well and in the same breath the fraud should have been caught. Now, honestly, "fraud" is not equal too "well"
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Emerging markets (EMs) are interesting. In 2018, trade wars threatened to disrupt supply chains throughout Asia, while the prospect of rising U.S. interest rates and a stronger dollar prompted some capital flight from the region.
These pressures have diminished in recent months, however, and there are some early indications of cyclical recovery, such as strengthening activity indicators, lower exchange rate volatility and higher risk appetite, as well as corrections in external imbalances of laggard countries of 2018. Emerging market equities and debt have responded favorably.
The key question is whether all the good news is priced in: in our central scenario, we expect EMs to hold up well as a group, and idiosyncratic risk in some of the problematic countries seems to have diminished. Overall, thanks to easier global financial conditions translating into looser policies in EMs, stabilizing Chinese growth in H2 2019, and an overall stable USD, we believe 2019 could be a good year for EMs as a whole. A pickup in global growth and trade could be significant ammunition for an even better year for EMs, in our opinion.
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Them's Fightin' Herds/System
- 1 Frame Data
- 2 Movement Options
- 3 Combo System
Frame Data
Frame data for each character is available on the individual character pages. For more detailed frame data, including information not on each page, check out this page. If you are looking for more specific numbers related to juggle decay see Hamit's or Candel's Spreadsheet.
Movement Options
Each character has their own movement options.
- Arizona - Forward Run*, Back Dash, Jump, Short Hop, Super Jump.
- Oleander - Forward Dash*, Back Dash, Jump, Double Jump
- Paprika - Forward Run*, Backwards Run, Jump, Super Jump
- Pom - Forward Dash*, Back Dash, Jump, Air Dash, Float
- Tianhuo - Forward Dash*, Back Dash, Jump, Air Dash, Fly
- Velvet - Forward Dash**, Back Dash**, Jump
- * Can be stopped early by holding down.
- ** If you stop this movement with a down input, Velvet will continue to slide in the direction of the dash.
Combo System
TFH features a "magic series" type chaining system, similar to many anime style games.
While there may be some character specific restrictions or nuances, in general a basic chain combo would look something like:
- 5A > 5A > 5B > 2B > 5C > 2C > 3C > jump cancel > j.A j.B j.C
Universal Command Normals
There are two command normals that every character gets access to. The exact frame data and hit properties of each might be different, but they all fill in the same role.
6A is the universal anti-air for every character. They all have crouching hurtboxes, and are jump cancelable on hit. 6A's are also unique in that they allow you to go backwards in a magic series chain (similar to reverse beat in Melty Blood/UNIST), but can only be used once per chain, and only from A or B normals.
3C is the universal launcher for every character. Every 3C launches the opponent high into the air, and allows you to jump cancel on hit for a higher-than-normal jump.
Every character has a forward, back, and air throw. Throws are input with an optional direction + BC. Throws on the ground have 6 frames of start up, have 1 active frame, and 18 frames of recovery. Throws in the air have 8 frames of start up, 3 active frames, and 13 frames of recovery. Both ground and air throws have a 17 frame tech window. If a throw is teched, the one who initiated the throw is -1.
Ground and Air Tech
Holding a button while being combo'd will automatically "tech" you out of the combo if it ends. Holding different directions while holding a button will result in different techs. Holding any upwards direction will allow air techs, but prevent ground techs, while holding a downwards direction will allow only ground techs and not air techs. Holding only left, right, or neutral will tech in that direction regardless of whether you are airborne or grounded.
Teching will reset your JD bar to 0, which may result in you taking more damage from your opponent's next combo if you are unable to defend properly after teching.
Air techs only differ in the direction you move while teching. Note that if you tech forward, your character will not turn around as you fall to the ground, making it difficult to attempt an air attack on the way down.
Grounded techs are more nuanced. Teching in place is a lot faster than teching forwards or backwards, and carries no risk aside from removing your JD. Forward and backward techrolls, however, are slower, and carry a unique risk to them. The latter portion of their animation is not fully invincible, and can be thrown. Due to their slow speed, opponents can throw them on reaction if they make a correct read on which direction you try to tech.
If a combo was escapeable by teching, the combo counter will turn blue, as well as show a smaller number underneath it that shows which hit you could've teched out of.
Push Block, Instant Block, and Cross-Canter
Pushblock: Pressing two attack buttons while blocking will result in a pushblock. Pushblock pushes the opponent away, at the cost of increasing your blockstun by 25 frames. The opponent will move different distances depending on the strength of the button pushblocked, if the move pushblocked was a jump attack, or if it was a special move. If the opponent connects with a second hit while you are pushblocking, their backwards momentum will be cut short. Pushblocking will convert chip damage to "red life", which regenerates over time. If below a certain health percentage, pushblock will negate chip entirely. Switching block direction while pushblocking will allow you to block in both directions at once during your 25 frames of blockstun, a technique known as "absolute guard".
Instant Block: Tapping the correct blocking direction a few frames before blocking a move, as opposed to holding block, will provide you with an instant block. IB generates you a good chunk of meter, reduces pushback from the opponent's normal, and reduces blockstun by 3 frames. This allows for new/easier punishes and more opportunities to challenge pressure, but due to the leniency on cancels in this game, the opponent can throw off your IB timing by delaying/varying their cancel timing.
Cross Canter: Pressing the forward direction and two attack buttons while blocking will result in a Cross Canter. This technique costs half of a super bar. CC will interrupt your blockstun and initiate a strike-invincible counter-attack. If it hits the opponent, they will be knocked down and take a decent chunk of recoverable "red life". This move can be thrown and is unsafe on block, as well as being highly punishable if it whiffs, so be smart about it.
Chip Damage and Scaling
Chip Damage
In this game, specials and supers do chip damage when blocked and chip can kill. Chip damage will be converted to temporary damage if the opponent is currently pushblocking. If below a certain health percentage, chip will be completely negated by pushblock. Check out Candel's Frame Data doc to see the exact chip numbers.
Damage Scaling
Hamit's Page Explaining Damage Scaling
First Hit Bonus
The first hit of a combo (or stray hit) is given a First Hit Bonus, which affects both the damage and juggle decay of the attack. For example, the First Hit Bonus damage multiplier on A attacks is 3.2, B attacks is 2.8, and C attacks is 2.6. So, an A attack that does 25 damage would do 80 damage, as a first hit. For specials, this will vary from move to move. The First Hit Bonus on juggle decay is specific to each move. This value is subtracted from the juggle decay value of the move. This is a very important factor in the length of a conbo. tosee those numbers, take a look at Hamit's Spreadsheet. For more information about juggle decay, see Juggle Decay System.
Magic System
Every character has their own unique mechanics surrounding the Magic System. Here are some short summaries of each of the character's systems.
Velvet: Has 6 stocks. Starts with 0 magic stocks. They generate slowly over time, or she can use her Level 2 Super to give herself 3 stocks. Her magic gives her access to specials that bolster her zoning and defensive game. She gains a snowball projectile that she can fire from various angles, wind specials that let her manipulate her opponent's positioning, and an invincible reversal.
Arizona: Has 3 stocks. Starts with 0 magic stocks. Generates by performing Lasso specials, executed using various directions and the D button. These lassos have good combo utility and neutral utility. Once she has magic, she gains access to Magic versions of her usual specials, as well as two additional specials. Her D Headbuck has armor on frame 1, her D Stomp is a fullscreen unblockable. She gains access to a Magic Dash that lets her escape the corner or move past fireballs, as well as a Magic Counter that leads to either a combo or a + on block scenario if the opponent activates it.
Oleander: Has 3 stocks. Starts with 0 magic stocks. Generates by pressing D to perform a reading special move. Once she has magic, she can perform teleports in various directions (as well as a teleport that can hit the opponent and is invincible), lay down stationary projectile traps, and gains a magic version of her usual fireball. All of her magic specials will drain meter from the opponent if they hit.
Paprika: Has 6 stocks. Starts with 6 magic stocks. Has various commands with D that allow her to toss various "gifts" at the opponent. Each toss has its own cost associated with it. Her Apple and Broccoli gifts will remain on the ground as an "edible", which either Paprika or her opponent can press A to eat while near them. Eating an Apple restores HP, while Broccoli gains meter. Paprika can also toss a potted plant, which hits twice and can lock down the opponent, as well as a low-hitting cinnamon roll that travels slowly along the ground. She cannot regain magic stocks unless the opponent eats one of her gifts.
Pom: Has 3 stocks. Starts with 3 magic stocks. Can temporarily use her magic to summon various puppies that she can then command with the D button. Using one magic will provide her with a multi-hitting digger puppy, who only has one use. Using two magic can either give her a high-hitting hovering puppy or a low-hitting biting puppy, both of which have two uses. With 3 magic, she can summon a large momma dog, who has a vacuuming bite attack, a counter, and a command grab. She has three uses. Once her dogs are dismissed, her magic will regenerate after a brief period of time.
Tianhuo: Has 2 stocks. Starts with 0 magic stocks. Pressing D will cause her to enter a flight state at no magic cost. Her magic will generate over time, but will briefly stop generating if she airdashes or flies. She can spend magic to perform Firecracker kicks, which work as a divekick/combo tool. She can also perform 3 different Firecracker flips, each with their own utility. One is a strike-invulnerable flip that retreats backwards, one is a lower forward-moving flip that allows for quick surprise overhead attacks, and one is a higher-arcing flip that allows for crossup mixups. While in her Level 2 install, her magic will always generate regardless of her airdashing or flying.
Combo States
Some moves inflict different combo states, and these states can only be used once per combo. These states are as follows:
Staggers: Staggers are used to restand the opponent, and allow for combo extensions or resets. Using two staggers in a combo will result in the second one failing and leading to a regular knockdowns state. Examples of staggers are Arizona's 5D Lasso, Paprika's 6A Anti-Air, and Pom's [4]6C Bark. Note that if the Juggle Decay bar is maxed out, staggers will end extremely quickly and will not allow for the same combos or any resets.
Groundbounce: Some moves will bounce the opponent off the ground and allow for combo extensions. Using a second bounce will just lead to a soft knockdown. Examples of groundbounces are Paprika's Cartwheel C, Arizona's 6B, and Oleander's j2C. (Note that tumble states are also counted as groundbounces, so using something like Arizona's C Headbuck or Velvet's D Eruption after a bounce is a bad idea.)
Wallsplat/Wallbounce: An additional combo extender separate from groundbounces. Examples include Velvet's jC and Oleander's throw. Using more than one per combo will result in the opponent just ignoring the wall and landing on the ground in a soft knockdown.
Juggle Decay System
The juggle decay system is the main system mechanic behind comboing in Them's Fightin' Herds. It can be thought of like an infinite prevention system, but with a few other utilities.
The JD meter is shown below each player's health bar. It represents a total of 380 JD points. Every attack in this game inflicts a different amount of JD points, and as a combo continues, this meter can eventually max out. Once it maxes out, a few very important things happen:
1. The opponent will be knocked into the air, and every hit afterwards will make them heavier and harder to combo. This prevents any grounded infinites, as well as naturally limits how long combos can go on for.
2. The opponent will no longer be affected by staggers or hard knockdowns. This prevents setplay after long combos. (The only exception is Supers. They will always Hard Knockdown, even after JD is maxed.)
3. The opponent will begin to gain a lot more meter per hit, and the player performing the combo will gain less.
All of these effects combined provide the player with a choice: Would you rather perform a longer, more damaging combo, while giving your opponent more meter and losing the ability to do setups? Or would you rather cut combos short, lowering your damage and betting on a successful mixup, while denying your opponent meter? The answer is not always obvious, and varies on the situation at hand. This forces decision-making on the comboing player's part.
Of course, the opponent also has their own decision to make when it comes to Juggle Decay. Juggle Decay will be reduced over time when you're not being combo'd, but if you perform a ground or air recovery (otherwise known as a "tech"), the bar will be completely reset to 0. Having an empty JD bar means that the opponent's next combo will have higher damage or setup potential. If you stay in your knockdown state, you will get up at a predictable timing and won't be able to roll, but if the opponent opens you up, you will take less damage and gain more meter from their next combo. This provides you with a decision: Do you perform a recovery to try and throw off the opponent's offense, at the risk of being punished harder if you fail? Or do you play it patient and possibly take less damage if you get opened up again?
The juggle decay system is one that allows for decision-making on both players' parts and allows more expression between different players. Some will always go for the long combos, some will be very reset-heavy, some will be very patient on defense, and some will always try to tech-roll away. And of course, there's everything in-between.


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Brock Called Out At UFC 169; Is Lesnar Returning to UFC?Posted: 2014/02/02 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Alistair Overeem, Ariel Helwani, Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, dana white, Frank Mir, octagon, ufc, UFC 100, UFC 168, ufc 169, wwe Leave a comment
Last night at UFC 169, Heavyweight competitors Alistair Overeem and Frank Mir went to war for three full rounds. Mir holds the distinction of a 1-1 record against Lesnar inside the octagon, with their last fight at UFC 100 ending in a 2nd Round TKO victory for Brock. On the other side of the coin, Overeem is the last man that Brock battled in the UFC, sending the WWE beast packing via a first round TKO at UFC 141. Lesnar has not competed in MMA since that contest in December of 2011.
Following his Unanimous Decision win over Mir, Overeem had these words for the crowd at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ:
"I have one more thing to say, I heard there's word that Brock Lesnar is about to come back to the UFC. Well, I'll be here waiting for him."
The rumors have been swirling for months about the potential return of Brock Lesnar to the octagon. When Dana White hinted that a huge announcement would be made before the start of UFC 168, many had speculated the UFC President was going to reveal a return bout for the WWE Superstar. Alas, the announcement was instead the ground-breaking UFC Fight Pass Network.
However, the murmuring still continued for a potential return to the octagon by The Next Big Thing. Ariel Helwani even broached the topic with CM Punk before the Royal Rumble. Punk thought that the potential was there, noting Brock's physical prowess and his absence from MMA due to an intestinal illness as motivating factors for a return.
Overeem is no fool to self-promoting in the fight game. If Lesnar is to return, a rematch with the man that put him out of the UFC is certainly high on the list of potential return bouts. While nothing has been concrete in regards to discussions between Brock and the UFC, Overeem is clearly planting seeds in case the return comes to fruition.
Injury Woes Continue for Cruz; Faber v. Barao II at UFC 169Posted: 2014/01/08 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: bantamweight, dana white, dominick cruz, renan barao, the california kid, ufc, ufc 149, ufc 169, urijah faber Leave a comment
Dominick Cruz held the UFC Bantamweight title for over three years, clocking in a reign of exactly 1117 days. Perhaps an even more impressive stat is Cruz only defended his title twice, both of which occurred in 2011. The 135-lb fighter had been sidelined since May of 2012 and was hoping to return to the octagon on February 1st to do battle with emerging star and interim champion, Renan Barao. Unfortunately, after being on the shelf for nearly two years with multiple knee surgeries, Cruz suffered yet another setback, this time in the form of a torn groin.
It was announced on ESPN SportsCenter on Monday that Dana White had effectively stripped Cruz of the title and awarded it to Barao, bumping his championship status from interim to undisputed. White also announced that fan favorite Urijah Faber would fill the slot vacated by the injured Cruz. "The California Kid" is taking the fight on only a three week notice and is just coming off an impressive victory over Michael McDonald from December 14th.
While Faber will only have had a 7 week grace period between fights, Barao's last fight occurred in September, defeating Eddie Wineland with a 2nd round TKO. The added rest, however, might not mean as much with such a short period of time to adapt his fighting strategy from Cruz to Faber. Regardless, Barao hasn't lost a fight since his MMA in 2005 and defeated Faber in their first encounter for the interim Bantamweight Title at UFC 149.
Faber is riding a four fight winning streak, with his last loss being the same UFC 149 encounter with Barao. Cruz's latest injury provides Faber the opportunity to capitalize on the momentum he's built in the past year and find redemption against the 33-1-1 Bantamweight Champion.
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Five unique wedding favour ideas
Wedding favours provide the perfect opportunity to show your guests how much you appreciate their part in your big day. With our five unique wedding favour ideas you won't be short of inspiration.
The tradition of giving a gift (bomboniera) to guests on special occasions dates back hundreds of years. Almonds became the gift of choice, because sugar was at that time an expensive luxury. In the Middle Ages, the European aristocracy and upper classes would give guests five sugared almonds to represent health, wealth, fertility, happiness and longevity. Today, the choice of wedding favours is much more diverse. However the sentiments are the same. And what better way to show your gratitude than with a personalised gift to recognise the contribution each guest has made to your life as a couple and will continue to do in the future.
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Rustic charm
Place name settings offer the perfect opportunity to integrate personalised unique wedding favours into your day. This will help to streamline your table décor and keeping it clutter free.
Depending on the style and theme of your wedding there are lots of different handmade place-settings to choose from in a variety of materials. For a rural theme we love these hand-sanded wooden coasters from Esty. These can be individually laser-engraved with a guest's name. Other ideas include a small potted bay tree, wrapped with a hessian bow and individual tag. Individual vintage tin cups with embossed names and filled with treats. Or miniature jars of homemade preserves or local honey.
Warm the heart
If you want your guests to remember your big day with warmth, nothing warms inside and out like a steaming mug of hot chocolate. At the end of the evening, you can either pour out a hot beverage in a personally engraved cuppa. Or else add a sachet of hot chocolate with a small pouch of marshmallows and hand-made cookies for them to enjoy when they get home. There are lots of different types of mugs to choose from. Or, for a truly elegant feel go for a tall hot-chocolate glass engraved with a special, message personalised to present a unique wedding favour to each guest.
For the adults, why not choose their favourite liqueur presented in individual antique medicine bottles. They are popular! Or offer guests a liqueur from a table side mixologist instead of a favour. A lovely treat and not many refusals!!
Festive cheer
Third on our list of five unique wedding favour ideas is perfect for Christmas. Winter weddings are magical for many reasons. When it comes to unique wedding favours, use this to your advantage by giving guests gifts they can reuse year after year. For this, any kind of Christmas decoration works well. For personalisation you will need space for engraving, therefore baubles or snow-globes are perfect. These stunning wedding favours will mean that your day is remembered with fondness for years to come.
You could also choose festive spiced gingerbread, iced with names. Or bars of luxury chocolate with a bespoke wedding day wrapper. And for the bigger budgets, individual wrapped gifts that act as place marker and wedding favour.
Related Topic: If our five unique wedding favours ideas are not enough, here's some more: More Wedding Favour Ideas
Sweet smell of romance
Don't forget the importance of fragrance in helping to create atmosphere. Many companies are now offering brides personalised scents for their big day. For a truly luxurious gift, you can capture those memories in a scent and share with guests as scented candles held in beautifully engraved jars.
Jo Malone offers an engraving and monogramming service to allows you to personalise your gifts. For summer the company has some wonderfully evocative fragrances as English Pear & Freesia or Orange Blossom. As well as personalised scents for unique wedding favours.
Bee-ing kind
While many associate St Valentine with our public day of love, fewer know he is also the patron saint of beekeepers. Personalised wildflower seed-packets help spread the beauty of your love beyond your wedding day. As well as protecting our environment and benefiting future generations. These favours will encourage guests to plant seeds which help bees and other pollinating insects.
Needless to say, ideas are endless when it comes to creating wedding favours. Tie the gift into the design of your big day. Keep it simple and stylish – and you won't go wrong.
And don't forget the kids. Colouring packs, personalised rubber ducks, individual boxes of Lego and a jar of coloured smarties. All make ideal wedding favours.


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This was one of those weeks I find fun to reflect on: it was diverse, inspiring and rewarding. I'd love to share some highlights with you!
Sunday I was invited to the 10-year-anniversary celebration at the Teacher Pay Teachers headquarters in Manhattan. Visiting the offices has been on my to-do list, so I was thrilled to attend!
It was great to met Hallie Sherman from Speech Time Fun and Lauren DiBiase from At The Heart of Speech Therapy.
Over the weekend I received Social Thinking's latest release: Social Thinking & Me. I was eager to implement it right away; some of my students could really use a refresher in Social Thinking foundation concepts and others are just learning. So far the I'm enjoying using the materials and my students are responding to the lessons!
With the end of the year looming, my focus has been on FUN and
interactive language activities! My students are super stressed (PARCC
testing and more unstructured time have been big factors) and they love
coming to speech where we are great at disguising learning with hands-on
therapy! Here's a few things we did this week:
How was your week and how do you stay inspired as the school year comes to a close?


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