The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Character Creation – Nightblade (Assassin/Mage) Class Build – Part 2

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Character Creation – Nightblade (Assassin/Mage) Class Build – Part 2 In Part 2 of the Nightblade build guide, we cover the skills and perks required to slit throats and melt faces with the best of the best 😀 If you have any questions or comments, make sure to leave them below! Also, the information in this video is not the end all be all Nightblade build, everyone plays their own way. This is just to get you started so you have something to go on. Click below for the rest of my builds! www.youtube.com Tags: yt:quality=high skyrim “Elder Scrolls” TES Bethesda 093155117631 RPG “character creation” “character build” “nightblade build” “nightblade character” “nightblade class” “assassin build” “assassin class” “mage build” “mage class” “class build” “mage character” “thief build” “thief class” “assassin character” “thief character” “how to” guide smithing enchanting Microsoft Xbox 360 sony “playstation 3” PC Machinima gameplay commentary walkthrough

Not a week goes by that Dr. Schultz doesn’t hear patients ask about what the right sunscreen is for their children, infants and toddlers. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses what you should look for in a sunscreen appropriate for children, infants and toddlers. And, you most likely will be surprised by what he has to say! DermTV.com Connect with DermTV www.facebook.com www.twitter.com [TRANSCRIPT] Today I’ll tell you how to achieve safe and effective sunscreen protection for infants, toddlers and children. Not a day goes by in my dermatology practice or on DermTV that I don’t get some form of the question: “What special sunscreen should I use for my infant?” The answer may surprise you, but I bet it’ll also please you. For the most part, and with few exceptions, use the same sunscreen for infants, toddlers and children as… you use on yourself! I bet you didn’t think it would be that simple! We, as appropriately protective parents, tend to think of our children’s skin as “sensitive” and therefore with special needs, but the reality is that most children, like most adults, don’t have sensitive skin. Once you get past that, safe and effective sun protection is much more a matter of technique, than technology. It’s more about how you use the sunscreen, especially how much you use and equally important, how often you reapply it, than it is about the actual sunscreen. So, unless your child, regardless of age, truly has sensitive skin, and fortunately most don’t …
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