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True story. Last week at the Westside Pavilion, just
outside Nordstrom, six women, dressed in the garb of
Islam, were standing by the mall's ATM. Four wore
colorful scarves, exposing the face and a bit of hair; two
were completely in black, with only small slits, 1 inch by
4 inches, revealing huge, dark eyes. From a distance, the
human form disguised, they looked like a gathering of
I needed to use the bank machine, but the women did
not move. They blocked my way. I was irritated. They
stood around, yakking in an Arab dialect I couldn't
understand. In a flash, a whole feminist discourse popped
into my head; I split into two, debating with myself about
the rights of women under religious totalitarian societies.
Better come back later, when they're gone.
As I walked away, I heard the familiar metallic tinkle
of nervous female giggling. I looked back over my
shoulder. The older of the women -- the grandmother? --
was clearly trying to make a decision.
"Can I help you?" I said, walking up to them. They fell
on me like a sister. Grandma forced a Visa Gold Card into
my hand. "Machine," she said. She wanted to take $5,000
out of her account. Impossible, I know. I went through
the motions of making a withdrawal anyway; she adroitly
entered her PIN number. The machine rejected her
request. We repeated the process three times -- seven
women trying to conduct business. My shoulders relaxed.
Though we failed in the attempt, we were happy in the
effort. Behind the slit, a young girl's eyes were bright.
"Bye," the women said, gaily. I wondered who among
us was liberated.
No doubt, you've heard: In Israel, women are moving
to the back of the bus. We're not so different from
fundamentalist Arab states after all. The policy, approved
last week by the Israeli Cabinet, calls for separate
entrances and seating for women in the rear of Egged
and Dan buses to B'nai Brak. Unless overturned by the
Supreme Court, it would immediately apply only to
transit lines through observant communities. But who
knows where it will end: Separate seating on El Al?
Of course, we are aghast, we American Jewish liberals.
We speak out, in the name of Rosa Parks, and against Jim
Crow. A shiver goes through those of us who remember
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We're heading backward, into
the darkness.
But even as we are preparing to fight this bus policy,
as part of the larger battle on behalf of religious
pluralism in Israel, I detect a tonal difference among
those who are battling the political forces of extreme
Orthodoxy. I hear anger, yes, but also compassion, a
declaration of understanding that the enemy is not the
woman in veil or the sheitel. It is the dogmatic mind that
abuses her in its pursuit for power.
I have my theories on why this sensitivity is emerging
The fact is that Jewish liberalism, feminist or
otherwise, has failed to take itself, and the issue of
religious expression in Israel, seriously. It
underestimated both the anti-Semitism on the left and
the forces of theocracy on the right. Jewish liberals were
comfortable, even arrogant, for too long, and the
important work of coalition building with moderate
religious forces in Israel was not done. The Who is a Jew?
battle over religious conversions has pit Reform and
Conservative movements against the triumphant haredi.
These movements are coming alive late in the game
Let one case make the point: For a decade, Women at
the Wall has fought the lonely battle for rights of
religious access in Israel. Painted as an obscure group of
fringe feminists, Women at the Wall got little organized
support in its lawsuit demanding the right to pray at the
site of the ancient temple. (The noted exception is ARZA,
the Reform Zionist organization.) As it became clear that
the women worshipers were not bra-burning radicals but
serious religious adherents, insisting on their equal rights,
liberal Jewish groups in America were even more at a
loss to see the relevance of their plea.
The American liberal community could have been
making common cause with religious Israelis for years
but did not. Only this past spring did it awaken to the
real danger to civil liberties in Israel, when Conservative
Jewish men and women were accosted on Shavuot while
trying to hold religious services at the old Temple site.
In conversations and in news reports last week with
liberal Jewish activists, I detected a new respect for
Israeli Orthodox women, even to the point of
"understanding"why some may want separation. This
makes political sense: in fightingto get the bus policy
overturned, American Jewish groups must get the
approval of women in a community they have long
In the ongoing war for Israel, you can't tell a friend or
foe by sheitel or veil. Those of us who seek to create a
tolerant Israel are going to have to practice tolerance
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Hello Teachat,
Just discovered this forum recently and I've been trying to learn as much as I can. Mostly a lurker but I thought I'd post. I'm not sure if I've posted in the right section, if not please let me know.
So a little back story, a Chinese professor of mine left the university and just before she left we got talking about tea. She travels all over Asia so she's amassed a lot of tea and teawares. Before she left, she handed me a bag with a nice little kyusu and a WHOLE lot of tea. However, I can't read the labels. They just say Korean, Japanese or Chinese tea. So I was wondering if anyone here can maybe help me figure out what I've got.
I could open them all up and find out but I don't want to open so many bags all at once.
Here are the photos:
1. I know this is Tieguanyin, Iron Buddha. That's all i know about it, some more info might be nice
2. This is supposed to be a Chinese tea
3. Japanese tea apparently
4. Japanese tea, I'm not sure if this it a tea or a herbal tea.
5. Korean tea apparently
Finally the kyusu, anyone know what the symbol means?:
I look forward to your replies!


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Monday, April 23, 2012
weekend recap//lately
21 comments:
- Carly | a simple affair said...
Everything about this looks amazing. So glad you're enjoying your last weeks in NYC. So bittersweet because you know I can't wait to have you back in the MidBEST. Ya that happened. I actually typed that.
- April 23, 2012 at 7:06 AM
- Liz {Sequins And Stripes} said...
What a lovely weekend! And I am seriously dying to see the Lucky One, I think I am going to go to a matinee on my "lunch break" this week :) You're almost home!! :)
- April 23, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Viviana said...
Whyyyy didn't we get a picture? I carried around that heavy camera and never took it out. UGH! Again. I'm going to miss youuuuuu!
- April 23, 2012 at 7:14 AM
- Landi Lausen said...
Good luck with your move, Julia! I know you're sad to leave NYC but it can only mean great things to come in your future ;)
- April 23, 2012 at 7:33 AM
- Alex {Things That Sparkle} said...
So glad you are taking full advantage of your last week in NYC, don't worry about us bloggers! We know you'll be back. xo
- April 23, 2012 at 7:48 AM
- THE ALTERNATIVE WIFE said...
Love Tipsy Parson! I almost went there Saturday night actually :)
Good luck getting it all done!
- April 23, 2012 at 8:12 AM
- K said...
Sounds like a great time! Did you have as much fun as it looks? :)
hope so! have a great week
love K
- April 23, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- Natalie said...
Looks like such a perfect weekend! Adding Stone Street to our list of things to do when we're in the city. Good luck moving this week -- we are in the same boat!
- April 23, 2012 at 8:24 AM
- ashley nicole catherine said...
what a fabulous weekend! so glad you're enjoying you last few days in town! good luck packing! xo
- April 23, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- Erika [small shop] said...
This is how life should be all the time! I'm sooo excited about getting to the MOMA, I can't even tell you!
- April 23, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- Lara {simply irresistible} said...
Looks like such a fun weekend - lots of yummy meals in there! You look so cute in that first picture, loving the nails!
- April 23, 2012 at 9:42 AM
- Caitlin said...
what a wonderful weekend. I've wanted to go to the Paris movie theater SO badly ever since seeing it on a SATC episode. le sigh.
- April 23, 2012 at 9:49 AM
- Alexa said...
Aww good luck with everything my friend! Love your photos!
- April 23, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- Taylor said...
nyc always has the best brunch places!! i need to pick up a case of that bitch wine strictly for the label alone (which is pretty much how I pick all wines anyway!). looks like you are having an amazing final few days!
- April 23, 2012 at 2:50 PM
- Grace - Stripes and Sequins said...
Looks like a pretty great week. Best of luck moving - so exciting!!
- April 23, 2012 at 3:31 PM
- Jess said...
Good luck moving! It looks like you've been striking things off your NYC bucket list, though—and who knows when you might move back, anyway. :) Always plenty of time for us twenty-somethings.
- April 23, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- ohsomodish.com said...
Awesome blog. Thanks for sharing. Good Luck with the move.
- April 23, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- Shanelé said...
sounds like the perfect second to last weekend! I cant believe your moving and we never got to hang out=( I have a very strong feeling we'll be able to do so some day in Chicago (i would definitely like to be back there in another year or so -- just haven't really broached that topic w/ the boy yet).
Once things settle down for you would love to catch up and will obviously be in touch via the blogosphere.
Much love and good luck!
- April 24, 2012 at 12:36 AM
- Meera said...
Good luck with the moving! It sounds like you had an absolutely lovely time, and you'll have so many lovely memories, too. Amazing pictures!
Love your blog! Hope you stop by mine.
- April 24, 2012 at 3:34 AM
- Lisa // Elembee, Etc said...
Good luck with packing, and hope you enjoy your last week in NYC!
- April 24, 2012 at 10:01 AM
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The year 2010 saw natural disasters, such as the earthquake in Haiti and flooding in Pakistan, and other tragedies, but also moments of hope, progress and unity. What do you think were the most significant international events of 2010, and why?
Marco writes:
Jim G. in China writes:
- Cablegate
- Liu Xiaobo winning the Nobel Peace Prize
- U. S. imprisonment of Bradley Manning in solitary confinement.
- America's continuing failure to reclaim any credibility in the Human Rights arena. Is this 21C statecraft?
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Did defeat the Democrats in the midterm elections
Eric in New Mexico writes:
I think I would have waited until after the New Year to ask this question, given that North Korea today said today that South Korea would face another attack if it moved forward with artillery exercises scheduled to begin tomorrow.
North Korea's state-operated Uriminzokkiri website today said, "If war breaks out, it will lead to nuclear warfare and not be limited to the Korean Peninsula, according to the Yonhap News Agency (Mark McDonald, New York Times, Dec. 17).
Now rather than war or disaster, I take a more optimistic assessment than I might reasonable anticipate and suggest here that the most significant international event is in process of taking place at this moment in that all the nations of the world are now coming to realize the futility of allowing wanna-be nuclear terrorists like 'Lil Kim of North Korea to remain in power and everyone gets together China, Russia, the US , S. Korea and allies including the UN to instill an internationally accepted policy of "early retirement" by the beginning of next week in combined diplo-speak as one unified message of sanity and the preservation of peace, in order to create stability from scratch on the peninsula...or we can simply wait for North Korea to start fireworks of a different sort than in celebration of New Year's eve.
Meanwhile The former governor of my state is there trying to get 'Lil Kim to "calm down" (or climb off his hobby horse...not sure which) and if he ain't careful may end up being held hostage (being predictably unpredictable as 'Lil Kim is).
Fact of the matter is if the party (NK) in question to the 6 party talks seeks to drive regional peace into the ditch, there isn't a diplomatic tow truck available to pull the now totalled wreck out of it, let alone fix it and get it road-worthy again.
Got a drunk at the wheel and an accident waiting to happen, someone want to lay out the spike strips and stop this car in time?
That would be significant, to say the least.
Yuliana in Idaho writes:
I agree, I would have waited until after the New Year to ask this question. Hopefully, I will then have the pleasure to say that the most significant event in 2010 was the passage of the DREAM ACT.
John P. in Greece writes:
"Lil Kim so ill†attempts to determine our lives. Now, an "ill†dictator does not allow us to make a 2010 resolution, or a 2011 forecast.
He thinks that HE can take decisions for us…
Sometimes I wonder if political stupidity can/will create a silly, dangerous, egoistic monster that could put history's No1 (Hitler) at No2 position. I think "Lil so ill†has good bets to make it in "History's No1 stupid leaders, book of fameâ€. And this time, (fortunately for us, Hitler did not have any nuclear weapons back then) things are even more dangerous for the whole planet.
Sometimes I wonder, how much idiot a leader can be, acting like a terrorist and utopian high heel cartoon character who cannot understand how simple Bell's invention have made modern international policy. Instead of calling a meeting of all international parties (even in his "North closetâ€, as long as he's afraid to leave his hole) in order to save his starving people and give the world a break, he plays the MR.No1. Playing the Mr. does not make you a Sir though!
It's so simple 'Lil: start discussing the issues, quit your egoistic paranoia and be sure that the United States and the West will very soon help you to have some fresh, sober political ideas, food and help that will put back your destroyed (you destroyed it) nation on track.
It becomes ridiculous 'Lil. Instead of letting us (all the world) enjoy the new Year's atmosphere wondering what kind of fire works would be the most appropriate for the occasion, you make us spend time and fears to flick through manuals on what "patriots†we have to buy in order to stay alive. And unfortunately I don't know what defense system can protect us from nuclear nukes.
That's why: In God we trust… to make you smarter.
Unfortunately, we have also to deal with some other maniacs like you: Mahmoud & Associates, as well as with many many others around the Globe.
I would suggest you a very important reading: "Political stupidity: why not to make war with Americaâ€. (Available Soon)
I'm sure that Eric in New Mexico will send you a dedicated copy… Actually two! One for you and one for Mahmoud & the Associates' library.
But please don't place them in a N. Korea or an Iranian public library (if you have one) 'cause your people will finally understand your hidden lies.
I hope Diplomacy and dialogue will work!
Nobody loves guns more than roses!
So, you better think Kim!
Kazuki in Japan writes:
I think that Chilean miner rescue was most significant event this year.
There is no daught that North-Korea attacked South was a big historical event, however Chilean miner gave me braveness, hope, and aspiration.
Saad in Morocco writes:
S. in Tennessee writes:
That due to America: it citizens and its leaders: for better or worse, there is still a Free World and Hope for all...
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
I think the most significant event of 2010, was everything. All the countries came together to fix the economy. Our leader's worked together, and talked to each other like never before. We all helped our fellow man,when the disasters happened. Everyone donated their time and money to help out, even when the economy wasn't good for anyone. President Obama ,did his best to get our healthcare system fixed,by working together with other officials in our government. The US. and Russian people are work on the New Start Treaty. Which is very good! There are a lot of things that happened this year,that were significant. I don't remember them all right now. The most significant event that i think happened was? We learned to communicate with people in different settings and countries better. :)
See YA Guys! :)
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Actually John, I was thinking of sending a copy to Bill Richardson because appeasement in this case is about as politically stupid as it gets, and both Russia and China better get a grip on that as well at the UN Security Council tommorrow...oopus,,,today rather...and time is short.
The bottom line for all here is whether the international community can allow a tyrant to threaten nuclear war and not be called a nuclear terrorist for doing so...repeatedly...and in my book a dictator only gets to do that once before a fifty caliber slug solves his social malfunction, and the shot should come from multiple sources, and be sanctioned by all.
( it will be his last trip to the dentist, if I may put it that way and be numb about it)
Now that's the way to keep the peace among nations and deal with 'lil Kim so ill.
"Whereas it be resolved in the Security Council that to threaten the peace of nations with nuclear weapons earns an idiot doing so an automatic death sentence , executable immediately."
Morality has nothing to do with it, saving lives has everything to do with it. There's no morality in war and a moral obligation to stop one before the dictator starts one.
I think we all need to be that clear about this if nations want to resolve this permanently and relatively peacefully.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Patrick, taken as a whole I would agree that folks are looking beyond their simple nationalistic interests more and more to the betterment of humanity, but I would also say that progress is being made at a pace not unlike that of riding on the back of a snail in a lot of cases...and we can do a lot better honestly.
But I do agree that folks are talking more than they have been and that is significant.
From a strictly human achievement stand point, one might say that Voyager 1 having reached a point where the solar wind has virtually stopped flowing outwards means humanity has achieved (or is about to) interstellar reach in physicality, and that may be the most significant single event of our era, but that will be for the historians to decide.
As our knowledge expands, so must our social ability to weild it gracefully.
It remains to be seen if we can or not. One might say our survivability depends on it.
Maybe that's the most significant realization of all to be made this year.
Be well,
Borderrat in Arizona writes:
Jonathan A.G. in Kentucky writes:
The President going to foreign lands on memorial day ( Indonesia, where he was born). And the sgt. That leaked the cables to wikileaks. We still haven't a birth certificate for the President!!! Is treason the new symbol of patriotism?
Elnar in Iceland writes:
One word; Wikileaks!
Ron in Pennsylvania writes:
Wiki Leaks. Enough said.
Karen H. in Oregon writes:
A plan for world peace was introduced. It has the capacity to create a global renaissance.
Jason in the United Kingdom writes:
John P. in Greece writes:
Ron in Pennsylvania
Elnar in Iceland
Jonathan A.G. in Kentucky
Borderrat in Arizona
Saad in Morocco
2010 is very close to 2011. Time is relevant…
I think you guys talking about early 2011, when this wiki-lunatic will be extradited in the U.S.A.
I believe that he will have his chance to explain what "significant†is…
In front of a U.S. jury!
Any objections?
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@Karen H. in Oregon - you wrote:
"A plan for world peace was introduced. It has the capacity to create a global renaissance."
Thanks Karen, I thought it might instill a little dicipline among nations at the very least. And if Pres. Obama wants a nuclear weapons-free world as much as I do, then I don't know a faster way to achieve it if leaders willing to use them on populations would know they are personally commiting suicide in the process.
I see that 'lil Kim must have got someone's message...(chuckle).
"Whereas it be resolved in the Security Council that to threaten the peace of nations with nuclear weapons earns an idiot doing so an automatic death sentence , executable immediately."
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Well folks, on the popular subject of what is public knowledge on a "need to know" basis, and whether Wikileaks presents a significant development or not, I tend to think any difference that makes no difference is no difference.
A) It hasn't changed the foreign policy of any nation to date.
B) It hasn't affected diplomatic relations the way 'Lil Julian anticipated, nor has it presented gross embarrasment to the American government or others...for what governments have discussed between themselves becoming public knowledge or not...it has only proven governments to be capable of human understanding.
Now logicly governments being comprised of people, it doesn't take rocket science to figure that one out.
VP biden called 'Lil Julian a "cyber terrorist"...well OK I'll buy that...but fact is if one accepts that we all create our own reality through our actions, then I submit to the readership here that he has only created his own "scary movie" and we're just the audience of his self-made demise.
And I think as far as flash-in-the-pans go, he isn't setting the kitchen on fire.
Though it's definately a case of self-immolation and he's looking a bit crispy as a result...(chuckle)
Forest Gump was right.
O.C. in the U.S.A. writes:
He hasn't released all the Wikileaks in his posession yet so time will tell if we are embarrassed or not. Though I did find interesting the Wikileak that one foreign president was known to traffic human body parts which makes one wonder why my government continues to do business with him?
Curioser and curioser it gets.
Julieta P. in Brazil writes:
The successful Chilean miners' rescue.
Donald M. in Virginia writes:
Hey Everyone, thought I would join in on the chat, been awhile. Had to recover on my pc. In my professional opinion wikileaks and Mr. Michael Moore disrespects our US Forces and when we send our sons and daughters into war, they compromise our family members trying to defend our nation. The people who are leaking this information should be prosecuted and the leaks need to end. We have had too many of our guys being ambushed its about time we protect our soldiers, sailors and marines who defend the constitution of the United States of America. It also should mean all US DOD and even the State Department needs to check for spies or devious people who want to do harm to our people. This is not excusable or tolerable. Our people count... and professionals need to ensure all secure systems have been checked and prevent the disclosure of any classified information that effects our National Security. In time of war the highest level of punishment for spying or committing esponiange should be the death penalty. "Why should Americans join the US Military if they will not be protected by the US Government.?" Why should parents send there sons or daughters into combat, if people can't follow the basic rules to ensure the safety and security of comsec? "Lose lips ships sinks ships" our National Secuirty Integrity is on the line. Its time to clean house and get all systems working right. All branches of service should conduct a review of comsec policies and ensure they have no devious spies working in their administration.
John P. in Greece writes:
@ O.C. in U.S.A.
"Though I did find interesting the Wikileak that..." Do you mean that you read things there?
It's a FED!
Sorry Dear.
Kate in Kentucky writes:
the one year anniversary of Michael Jackson's death
O.C. in the U.S.A. writes:
@John P.
No. I think the site has been blocked. I have my secret source of Wikileaks. The latest being that politicians were told two years before Sanford was arrested, not to be seen in any photographs with him. What does that say to a dumb American like me? It says that my government knew what he was doing and condoned it.
Hi Donald!
The point being that the only person so far who leaked them was an American serviceman and that 500,000 people had access to this information. Does that make sense to you? Are we Americans such bumbling idiots to let that many people have access to our most prized info? And Donald, not only that. Wikileaks is supported by George Soros. Why does he get a free pass? There's a lot of disinformation floating about. It's like saying Osama Bin Laden is alive and drinking Jasmine tea near pretty flowers in the mountains of Pakistan when Benazir Bhutto said he was dead. In any case, I've asked WIKILEAKS to confirm it for you once and for all.
O.C. in the U.S.A. writes:
and Donald,
"It also should mean all US DOD and even the State Department needs to check for spies or devious people who want to do harm to our people. This is not excusable or tolerable". All the spies are East of here. You'd have to start in the gilded, esteemed halls of Washington, D.C. Not everyone is a tried and true blue American like you and me, Donald.
And Eric. Let's not forget Eric.
Patrick W. in Maryland writes:
Hi,I like the feed back on this question.
A lot of people are talk about Wikileaks. I readed some good thought on what needs to change too.
Thanks Eric in New Mexico. I liked what you said,especially about using our knowledge.
Be Well.
See Ya,Guys :)
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economic growth is not meaning full if every mouth have not feed


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try the Salumi Mole pizza, it is made with Beechers Cheese.
Mole salumi? Why not?
We'll be there this week. My wife is ok with pizza, but isn't the fan that I am.I saw there are a few around , any recommendations?


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What's with the media blackout?
To the editor:
There is a landmark criminal case currently taking place that has been going on in a public trial for about a month now.
It's called, "the Kermit Gosnell murder trial." Dr. Kermit Gosnell, Philadelphia, is accused of killing seven born-alive babies and one grown woman.
A quick search of some of the major news sources, such as The Associated Press, Washington Post, CNN, and NY Times, reveals there has not been ONE SINGLE news story about the Gosnell criminal murder trial. This may likely be one of the most horrifying criminal trials in our nation's history.
Recent sworn testimonies and affidavits from Kermit Gosnell's former employees include nearly unbelievable descriptions of his staff using scissors to sever spinal cords of minute-old infants, as well as details of one woman dying at the hands of Gosnell's insufficient and unqualified medical staff.
Why is the media so silent over the reporting of this trial involving these apparently heinous crimes? Could it be due to the fact that Kermit Gosnell was an abortionist working in a Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinic? Is it possible that the news media does not want the public to know of the seeming lack of oversight being shown by the government with regard to the abortion industry?
If you want more news coverage on this trial, check it out for yourselves doing a Google Search, or log onto World Magazine (Worldmag.com) for more information on the Gosnell trial.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer once said, "Silence in the face of evil IS evil." (Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran German pastor who staunchly resisted the German Nazi dictatorship and strongly opposed Hitler's euthanasia and genocidal persecution of the Jews.
He was executed in April 1945, in a German Nazi concentration camp.)
During the Holocaust, German churches sang louder in order to not hear the screams of Jews being herded to their death in boxcars.
Today, the media's silence is so loud, it is deafening! Is the media's silence perhaps "singing louder" in the face of a 21st century holocaust?
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Chuck Jones Collection : From animation's premier illustrator for over 60 years come six classic tales of high adventure. Includes Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, The white seal, Mowgli's brothers, The cricket in Times Square, Yankee Doodle Cricket, and A very merry cricket. Special features are Heart and soul : the timeless art of Chuck Jones; trailers.
Diary of a wimpy kid : dog days : When Greg Heffley's dad threatens to send him to military school if he doesn't stay out of trouble, Greg finds all-new ways to land himself in the doghouse! For starters, Greg's in over his head when he pretends to work at the swanky country club where Rowley's family has a membership. Things don't go much better on a father-son camping trip with the Wilderness Explorers, and then there's the Heffley's new dog, Sweetie, who fetches even more trouble for Greg.
Frankenweenie : "After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to life--with just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victor's fellow students, teachers and the entire town learn that getting a new "leash on life" can be monstrous"--Container.
Ice Age : Continental Drift : Scrat's constant quest for an acorn causes a shift in the ice. Manny, Sid, and Diego end up stranded on an iceberg in the middle of the sea. A group of misfit pirates are determined to stop the trio from ever returning home. Bonus features include Ice age: the story so far; Whale of a tale: beasties and myths; Gutt's sing-along shanty shimmy shake; music videos.
Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitsu, Rise of the Green Ninja : The great Devourer has been defeated, but Lord Garmadon is still at large and what's worse - he now holds the four Golden Weapons of Spinjitzu, and soon he commands both the Serpentine and the Ninjas' flying ship, The Bounty.
The odd life of Timothy Green : When a childless couple buries a box with all of their wishes for an infant in their backyard, their wishes are granted. However, their child, Timothy Green, is not all that he appears.
ParaNorman : From the makers of Coraline comes the story of Norman, a boy who must use his special powers to save his town from a centuries-old curse. In addition to spooky zombies, he'll also have to take on unpredictable ghosts, wily witches, and, worst of all, clueless grown-ups. But this young ghoul whisperer will soon find his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits.


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Skip to comments.The Hottest Swimsuits for 2011
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The Hottest Swimsuits for 2011
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Gosh I wonder what they would look like on women. Most of these models look like death camp survivors.
One looks 14. They all look sterile. They need food, everyone of them.
Somebody get the third model a plate of cheeseburgers, stat!
>>>Gosh I wonder what they would look like on women. Most of these models look like death camp survivors.
That's the thing about "fashion"... when I see some of what is called fashion, I can't picture anyone I've ever known wearing it.
It's about the SWIMSUITS not the models. Keep you eyes focused on the Top!
I never did like women who were so skinny they had to run around in the shower to get wet.
They're quite attractive young women from the point of view of the people who hire them. Gay men.
I don't click on a thread like this to not see pictures.
These suits are nice.
Cher looks good for 70!
Uh-oh. I see a nipple.
That has GOT to be the queerest picture I've seen in a long, long time.
I refrained, but you did not.
Ah yes the hairless 10 year old boy look. The gay ideal.
Check out #5-8. The asian woman is not skinny. yuuum!!
I'm sorry!....I could not resist!....I shall seek help!
Borat in 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 - ....
The link goes to a slide show of washed up rock stars. Is this a joke?
Oh wait...must click "Yum."
Hottie-in-a-swimsuit ping!
Hottie Ping!
To be on or off the Hottie Ping List please FReepmail me.
Kudos to Ro_Thunder for the most excellent find.
Have no fear, Michelle O is coming out with her line of swimsuits.
She already contracted Omar, The Tent Maker, to make them after her keen style eye has decided or the material to be used.
Information is leaking out that the material to be used will be along the lines of your Grandmother's multi-colored drape fabric design, not much different than the cloths she wears.
They will stunning, just f-ing stunning and sell for around $3000.00, that's $$3.00 for the fabric, $2.00 for the sweat shop slave, $5.00 for Omar and the rest for her for her outstanding design talent.
I don't get why fruits are so interested in women's fashion. Cause they'd like to wear it themselves I guess. ?
Maybe they can design Google logos?
Your help is very much appreciated, but if you don't mind, I also have a shortage of gals in bikinis in my office right now...
This comment from the person who has "cum" in their tagline!!!
Take this to cool off!
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Ted Rall responds in person to last week's criticism of his "Rise of the Obamabots" column. Plus, the unreported 17-point shift in the President's polls, and the weekly Stabby Five.
You can download the podcast at these links: (iTunes / XML feed / MP3).
Note: as promised in the podcast, here are links Ted Rall provided afterward in defense of his argument regarding the President's rhetoric on a public health insurance option, from Salon, The Plum Line, AmericaBlog and Intoxination.
I'll add a couple of things that I referenced, the 2008 campaign policy paper, and the February 2009 set of principles President Obama issued at the very beginning of the policy debate.


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Argenton Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Argenton
- Awaba
- Balcolyn
- Balmoral (NSW Hunter Region)
- Bar Beach
- Barnsley
- Bennetts Green
- Beresfield
- Birmingham Gardens
- Birubi Point
- Blackalls Park
- Blacksmiths
- Boat Harbour
- Bobs Farm
- Bolton Point
- Bonnells Bay
- Boolaroo
- Booragul
- Booral
- Brightwaters
- Bulahdelah
- Bundabah
- Bunyah
- Buttaba
- Callaghan
- Cams Wharf
- Carey Bay
- Carrington
- Catherine Hill Bay
- Coal Point
- Coolongolook
- Coopernook
- Croudace Bay
- Dora Creek
- Dudley
- Dutchmans Bay
- Edgeworth
- Eleebana
- Elermore Vale
- Eraring
- Estellville
- Failford
- Fassifern
- Fennell Bay
- Fingal Bay
- Fishermans Bay
- Fishing Point
- Floraville
- Forster Keys
- Fullerton Cove
- Garden Suburb
- Gateshead
- Gateshead West
- Georgetown
- Glendale
- Gloucester
- Hallidays Point
- Harrington
- Hawks Nest
- Heatherbrae
- Hexham
- Hillsborough
- Holmesville
- Islington
- Jewells
- Kahibah
- Kilaben Bay
- Killingworth
- Kooragang
- Kotara
- Kotara East
- Kotara South
- Lake Eraring
- Lake Macquarie
- Lakelands
- Lambton
- Lambton East
- Lambton North
- Lansdowne
- Limeburners Creek
- Little Pelican
- Macquarie Hills
- Mallabula
- Mannering Park
- Manning Point
- Marks Point
- Marmong Point
- Maryland
- Maryville
- Medowie
- Middle Camp
- Minmi
- Motto Farm
- Mount Hutton
- Mulwee
- Myall Lakes
- Nabiac
- Nerong
- North Arm Cove
- Old Bar
- One Mile Beach
- Pelican
- Pelican Flat
- Point Wolstoncroft
- Port Macquarie
- Rankin Park
- Rathmines
- Raymond Terrace
- Raymond Terrace East
- Redhead
- Salt Ash
- Sandgate
- Seal Rocks
- Shortland
- Speers Point
- Stockton
- Stratford
- Stroud
- Stroud Road
- Swansea
- Swansea Heads
- Tahlee
- Tanilba Bay
- Taree
- Taree West
- Tarro
- Taylors Beach
- Teralba
- Thornton
- Tighes Hill
- Tingira Heights
- Tinonee
- Tomago
- Toronto
- Toronto West
- Upper Lansdowne
- Valentine
- Wakefield
- Wallsend
- Wallsend South
- Wangi Wangi
- Warabrook
- Waratah
- Waratah West
- West Wallsend
- Whitebridge
- Wickham
- Williamtown Raaf
- Windale
- Wingham
- Woodberry
- Wootton
Argenton is located at the northern end of Lake Macquarie, between Glendale and Boolaroo. One of the largest coastal saltwater lakes in the Southern Hemisphere, Lake Macquarie is surrounded by cosy holiday towns like Belmont, Wangi Wangi, Cooranbong, Swansea and Toronto. Enjoy a sunny afternoon in one of the many boats that grace the shimmering water, catch a wave at one of four patrolled beaches or venture into the moutains for a picnic lunch and sightseeing walk. There are a mammoth 92 towns and villages, 29 public boat ramps, 28 public jetties and wharves and seven marina berths around Lake Macquarie, making it the perfect family holiday destination.
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Argenton: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Lake Macquarie Variety Playground
Highlights of the playground are the nine metre giant spiral slide kids will ride again and again, plus a bike circuit and double flying fox. Pack a picnic and enjoy the grassy expanses of the lakeside park, or enjoy a meal from the on site cafe Sal's by the Lake.
Park Road
Speers Point, NSW, 2284
Located 3.1K from Argenton
Xtreme Karts Warners Bay
Track marshals are professional and always focused on your safety and happiness. Staff will always go out of their way to ensure you leave the facility smiling ear to ear.
Xtreme Karts cater for Children's parties, Bucks / Hen parties, Corporate parties and just the general Rev Head looking for some fun!
308 Hillsborough Road
Warners Bay, NSW, 2282
Located 4.4K from Argenton
Yamuloong Centre
Tours are seen by schools and colleges from not only within the Hunter Valley but as far away as Sydney to compliment their own studies/curriculum and as a perfect introduction to Aboriginal history and culture. Many participants are meeting Aboriginal people for the first time.
The property of over seven acres has been regenerated with native bush plants of Australia and the majority of these plants have a quality significant to the Aboriginal people of Australia.
To compliment the Bush Tucker Walk, visitors to Yamuloong can experience and participate in traditional Aboriginal dance and listen to traditional stories of the Awabakal people.
Visitors can also participate in cultural talks and learn about traditional Aboriginal culture.
71 Prospect Road
Garden Suburb, NSW, 2289
Located 4.4K from Argenton
Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery
The gallery's innovative and relevant program ensures that every visit is a visual treat. Noteworthy touring shows alternate with lively gallery-curated exhibitions featuring nationally significant artists, many of whom share a connection with the Hunter. Strong and respectful Aboriginal projects and exhibitions are integrated within the program.
The gallery shop offers a unique selection of the highest quality handcrafted ceramics, glass, jewellery and textiles, as well as books, catalogues, cards, novelty items and exhibition-related merchandise. Featured are crafts people from the Hunter and Central Coast regions along with work by established and emerging craft practitioners from further afield.
Sharing the gallery's spectacular site is the celebrated Awaba House Restaurant Cafe.
First Street
Booragul, NSW, 2284
Located 4.6K from Argenton
TreeTop Adventure Park Newcastle
Within the beautiful site of Blue Gum Hills Regional Park enjoy a unique experience high in the trees.
With a large variety of challenges, TreeTop Adventure Park offers a fantastic experience in the tree tops. Most of the challenges are unique, so you can enjoy a great variety of activities. There are 20 flying foxes of different length and height to satisfy everyone.
This sensational experience is carried out at your own pace and rhythm, with each course designed with graded levels of difficulty.
Blue Gum Hills Regional Park offers plenty of barbecue, covered picnic areas, children playground including a maze and toilets.
Come monkey around with them!
Blue Gum Hills Regional Park,
Minmi Road
Minmi, NSW, 2287
Located 5.8K from Argenton
Blackbutt Reserve
Blackbutt Reserve is an undulating natural environment consisting of peaceful picnic settings with electric and wood fire barbecues, open spaces, nature trails, and a diverse range of habitats and ecosystems. It also features wildlife exhibits which are modern, spacious and allow close viewing of the animals, including koalas, wombats, native birds, emus and kangaroos.
Koala talk held at 2pm daily, reptile show is held at 11am on weekends and daily in school holidays. Tickets available at the kiosk for the reptile show.
Call in to the Blackbutt Kiosk for information during your visit or to purchase tea and coffee, drinks, snacks, and a range of Australian souvenirs.
Carnley Avenue
New Lambton, NSW, 2305
Located 6.2K from Argenton
Argenton: Events
Lake Macquarie Australia Day Festival
Head on down to do your part to help celebrate Australia in style. A day for not just the whole family, but the whole community.
Speers Point Park,
Park Road
Speers Point, NSW, 2284
Located 3.1K from Argenton
Lake Macquarie Art Bazaar
Speers Point Park is located in Park Road, Speers Point. The turn off is from The Esplanade - route B57.
Bring the family and enjoy the views of the northern shores of Lake Macquarie, The Lake Macquarie Variety Playground, and Sal's by The Lake Caf? and Kiosk.
Art Bazaar has developed into a major art event for the region which now attracts many visitors from out of the area and is the Hunter's premier artisan and design marketplace. Art Bazaar is a great way to show families and visitors how wonderful this creative community is.
Speers Point Park,
Park Road
Speers Point, NSW, 2284
Located 3.1K from Argenton
Loop the Lake
Park Street
Speers Point, NSW, 2284
Located 4.5K from Argenton
Fox Rollercoaster Superflow Series Round One hydrated by Camelbak
Why Superflow? The race tracks are picked so that they give the riders that "super flowy" feeling! Each track will demand different skill sets of the riders - from tricky sections around rocks and tight corners to flowy berms and quick stints that needed pedal power and endurance.
This is a mountain bike event that is a competitive race but still very social - you will ride in neutral to the starts of the three race tracks and the combined race times will count. In-official practice will be offered on the Saturday, race day is Sunday with all trails open for exploring and practice in the morning. Racing will start around midday - there is now a specific start list, you pick your race time! It allows riders to race with their friends and families, even if they are in different categories! Spectator entry is free and racers can register online! Junior discounts offered.
Come and get your superflow on with the Fox Rollercoaster, hydrated by Camelbak!
The Boulevarde
Killingworth, NSW, 2278
Located 6.4K from Argenton


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also, the bag of flour I am thinking of ordering is blue.....don't know how much of a difference that makes!
I live in southeastern Pennsylvania. I've never heard of Shepherd's Grain flour...is it available around here?
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Thompson Health invites mothers and daughters — ages 9 to 11 — to a fun and educational class called "Girls Are Special" on Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at F.F. Thompson Hospital's Constellation Center for Health and Healing, 350 Parrish St., Canandaigua.
"Girls Are Special" offers mothers and daughters a chance to learn together about the changes that take place during adolescence through activities and discussion. Thompson's wellness experts and Jillian Babu, M.D., will discuss physical and emotional changes, diet and fitness, stress, safety, relationships and positive body image. There will also be prize drawings and giveaways.
Space is limited and reservations are required. The cost — which includes lunch, snacks and materials — is $35 for one mother and daughter and $5 for each additional daughter. There is a $5 discount for members of Thompson Health's Spirit of Women program, which co-sponsors Girls Are Special along with Thompson's Wellness Department.
The Constellation Center for Health and Healing is located on the north side of the main Thompson Health campus and is accessible via The Thompson Way, off West Street in Canandaigua. Girls Are Special will be held in the conference rooms on the ground floor.
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POST IS UNDER MASSIVE RECONSTRUCTION. STAY TUNED. 8|a
POST IS UNDER MASSIVE RECONSTRUCTION. STAY TUNED. 8|a
*cracks knuckles* My turn.
Maypoleshipping (HarleyxNoctusxJupettaxAriadosxOctanxPukurin)
Loyaltyshipping (HarleyxNoctusxJupettaxAriados)
Buddyshipping (HarleyxNoctusxJupetta)
Devotionshipping (HarleyxNoctus)
Prettyshipping (HarleyxJupetta)
Puppeteershipping (HarleyxAriados)
...Yes, I like Harley with his pokemon, all of which I believe are male. Especially his first three. When I write him and his pokemon together, I always stick to some form of Loyaltyshipping in fact.
WitheredFlowershipping (ShuuxJupetta-chan): If anyone has been to the shipping fics section and seen my fic Project G floating around *shameless plug* then that's the fic you can blame this on. I wrote a oneshot with this couple too, cause I find it just that adorable. <3
taitoshipping (AliciaxAriados): This ship name doesn't work in the original, so that's why I put Alicia instead of Sanae. See, I love Ariados to death (duh), and my real name is Alicia. Alicia ran the Wooper daycare, and Upaa is one of my fave pokemon that I don't have a crush on (Ariados and Jupetta). She was the perfect CotD to get my name. So all that my pwnsome twin says is true! <3
Bondageshipping (HikarixAriados): *squeals* Gods, I was sooo psyched to see all those Ariados in DP. And using thier mad bondage skillz on the hot new jailbait? Thumbs up DP, thumbs up.
Blueshipping (KojirouxNyasu): Sometimes I think it might as well be canon. It certainly has its share of innuendo over the years...
Pikashipping (SatoshixPikachu): Male Pikachu ftw! Blame this one on too much doujinshi...
LilBlueshipping (HikarixPocchama): It's so funny seeing these two butting heads. X3 Pretty cute ship material here.
Borrowedshipping (MitsuruxSirnight): I love how his Sirnight is always male. <3
Identicalshipping (KanonxLatias): Well, its faux twincest, and that rocks in my book.
Nynaeveshipping (MichellexNyula): All Vy's fault? Yeah, all Vy's fault. We both support our twin's personal ships. <3 You can see her post for more on why its just that awesome.
I think that's it... A few of those were copied and pasted from BMGf. *lazy* Oh, and I named four of those (Loyalty, Devotion, Bondage, and LilBlue). *proud*
Bishies: Luppi & Lady Bat|C.Bishie: Clopin|VG.Bishie: Gale|Pokemon: Ariados
Ships: ReijixSaturn, KafeixVaati, MeltxLezard & NoelxLeon
Twin: Vycksta
I shall take the blame of making you an Nynaeveshipper with downright pride, my twin. *polishes halo* 8D
Bondageshipping is the best name for that pairing... and Hikari enjoyed it, I know it. Her secret kinks are already coming out! Even if i'm an InfraRedshipper.
Personally, I like May x Combusken. No not Blaziken. Combusken.
Under construction ^_^;;
I've wanted to name a ship that forever, but the perfect couple never came... They I saw that episode and after I stopped drooling I thought, "There's my Bondageshipping!" <3 I'll write that Bondageshipping oneshot one of these days too, I swear. Cause you're right; she loved it.Bondageshipping is the best name for that pairing... and Hikari enjoyed it, I know it. Her secret kinks are already coming out! Even if i'm an InfraRedshipper.
Bishies: Luppi & Lady Bat|C.Bishie: Clopin|VG.Bishie: Gale|Pokemon: Ariados
Ships: ReijixSaturn, KafeixVaati, MeltxLezard & NoelxLeon
Twin: Vycksta
Hee hee. xDOriginally Posted by taitofan
... and you can take the blame for my liking of Taitoshipping. I enjoyed writing that drabble on the way to get manga.
It was Hikari's dream to come across ten Ariados and get tangles up with their bondage kinks. But now she's lived that dream she will go to Mars. *cackley*Originally Posted by taitofan
Bondageshipping wins for the name.
Thoight of another shipping... Hikari x Espeon. I just pictured them in my head and they suit each other. I can see Hikari having an Espeon on her team, but if not then that's fine. Curse my friends for wanting a bunch of Eeveelution shippings.
WOOT! Someone finally made a Human x Pokemon thread! *glomps* Thank you thank you~ XD Here's my list:
Pikashipping (Satoshi x Pikachu) - My all time favorite HumanPoke ship. ^^ Back in December of 2005 when I returned to the Pokemon fandom, I watched Mew and the Wave Guiding Hero-Lucario. I met PokemonTrainerLisa on the Bulbagarden Forums and I somehow got myself converted into Pikashipping. I think she converted me. XD
Ash and Pikachu have been together since the first episode so it makes sense that the two of them would have a great relationship. Of course, Pikachu was Ash's first Pokemon, so it's obvious that he loves it and cares about it more than anything. They make such an amazing team in battle, as well.
They just make the cutest couple~ ^^
Dreamshipping (Satoshi x Mew)/Safeshipping (Satoshi x Mirage!Mew) - *cough*Inamedthem*cough* I started noticing Dreamshipping after I noticed Safeshipping in the Mirage Special. Yeah I know, crazy. Satoshi is Mew's Chosen one, that's why Mew stalks him. XD -shot-
Altopikashipping (Satoshi/Ash x Pikachu x Latias) - This was back when I was still obsessed with Altoshipping, I was doing this Pokemon roleplay like 5 months ago and this came into my mind. It seemed so cute. ^_^ -falls over-
Chocolateshipping (Satoshi/Ash x Lucario) - 8th Movie, 'nuff said. XD -falls over-
Chocolatestaffshipping (Satoshi/Ash x Lucario x Aaron) - Same as above. Hehe.
ForestSaviorshipping (Satoshi/Ash x Celebi) - 4th Movie. He was soo caring about Celebi, it was soo cute.
Altoshipping (Satoshi/Ash x Latias) - 5th Movie, 'nuff said. XD Me liked the part where Latias kissed Ash on the cheek.
Aidshipping (Satoshi/Ash x Mew x Pikachu) - *coughInamedittoocough* When I ventured into the "Ash and who" thread back in July. XD Eefi converted me that day with this explaination (hope you don't mind ^^;;;; ):
I think I'm missing couples, but I'm not sure. XD Well anyway, that's my list for now!Originally Posted by Sternklar Eefi
*coughAnd yes I'm a major Ash fan. XD -shot-cough*
PearlShipper since 2006
Works for me.It was Hikari's dream to come across ten Ariados and get tangles up with their bondage kinks. But now she's lived that dream she will go to Mars. *cackley*
Oh, and I thought of more!
Staffshipping (AaronxLucario): Oh, such devotion! And such a tragic fate... ;.;
Chocolateshipping (SatoshixLucario): A good alternative to the above ship.
ReoxBlackyxEifie: Why is this not named? D: Reo from Colo and his two always male starter pokemon! True, I like Reo more with Seigi/Borugu/Masa/Jakira, but this was a good one to start with before we meet them.
I'm sure I'll eventually have more pop into my head. X3
Bishies: Luppi & Lady Bat|C.Bishie: Clopin|VG.Bishie: Gale|Pokemon: Ariados
Ships: ReijixSaturn, KafeixVaati, MeltxLezard & NoelxLeon
Twin: Vycksta
anyone here up to doing this altoshipping fanart request? i love altoshipping!
thanks in advance.
Altoshipping and Aquamarineshipping, my favorite pairings. MINE MINE MINE!
HxP FTW ^_^
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Blaziken x Haruka: It's too bad this shipping's hint only appeared a very few times.
Nyasu x Haruka: Go, time travel episode. ^_^
EggShipping (Nyasu x Kasumi): Both would make such doting parents.
Eievui x Haruka: It's so cute~
Mirei x Eefi: They're both cuties. Teehee.
Luna x Hassamu: Didn't last in the Face-Off... Oh well. Can't wait for The Red Inazuma to be translated.
Pokemon PiPiPi Adventures
Maron x Pikachu
Almond x Zenigame - Brotherly bond is cute.
Proudly claimed Barrett x Dorothy (Rune Factory 2)
Todd x Articuno is practically canon. Todd was being a major stalker boy with Articuno. The word obsessed comes to mind. And you know Articuno loved the attention. Oh, and Todd decided to live on the mountain where Arti is. Hmmmm.
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Arti the level 1 Articuno!
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I personaly have never really been into the whole Human x Pokemon thing. I just find it weird, like that girl from Italy that tried to marry a dolphin.
But Meowth is somewhat an exception. I really see him as a human, so I don't have any problems pairing him off. (Usually with James.)
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Jessie/Meowth might actually be happening....o.0, thats why their mean to James sometimes, he probably caught them in the act...
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Altoshipping and Staffshipping are the only ones I seem to like.
The good thing about Staffshipping is that there's PLENTY of fanart for it on Japanese fansites so I never get bored of it (I've got an entire folder full I Staffshipping fanart).
Plus, Staffshipping is just friggin' cute. Ever since I had seen the scene with Lucario and Aaron sitting near the spring and dipping their feet and there and talking, I just knew it was something I had to follow. X3
I just simply like Altoshipping because it's relatively canon and it's also quite cute (Latias showed more protection and love for Satoshi than Misty/May/anyone else COMBINED (cept' Pikachu)).
You're thinking to heavily on sex, and love doesn't have to involve sex.but seriously, human x Pokemon shipping is kinda nasty and wierd
Seriously, I had a boyfriend for a year and I did love him, but I NEVER had sex with him (or anyone else).
People may like these pairings simply because they're cute, they make them feel all happy and warm inside, or they like kinky things.
Seriously, look at the '___' x hand shippings, now THOSE are a bit odd... (unless they're actually really funny/good, like Deidara x hands... 8D)
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I really only like Wally & Gardevoir, whatever it's named. Though, as more Anthro Pokés come by... it's becoming irresistible to do it more. =P
Namely, I'm growing to like Whitney & *Female*Mimiroppu. Whitney looves Normal Pokémon, and Mimiroppu is one. Not to mention she prefers girls, and seeing the Playboy bunny Mimiroppu entails... she'd easily fall for her. I'm about to draw this and even make Mimiroppu a member of Whitney's final Team. =P
I also like the original DairyShipping (Whitney & Miltank). There's something Seijiro wrote which made me like it EVEN MORE, though. But overall, it's a VERY cute Ship, and even more so when I think of how they met and how Miltank swore to protect Whitney at all costs (That's Fic stuff, by the way, chumps. =P). <333
Whitney & *Female*Gardevoir is hott as hell too. Whitney & *Female*Bellossom... AWWWW! Even better if it's Erika's. <333 Plus, with how much she loves cute Pokémon, this is SO happening!
Not ALL of those are to be taken in *that* context, though. MAYBE Whitney & *Female*Mimiroppu, because that's what made it come to be after all. =P
That'd be it. Seems I actually liked more than I thought. =P
Paired with the adorable Avegaille ~ <3
I said in the first post that flamers should kindly get out. You have a problem with it? Well we don't, so boo hoo to you.Originally Posted by Xinkc
Dammit taito Wes x his pair of Pokemon does need to be named! The original team before Rui came on the scene... and I loved it when Espeon and Umbreon sat in the sidecar.
@ Orion: That's like me with Nynaeveshipping. I cannot see Michelle and Sneasel going all the way, however I can see them spending the rest of their lives together and enjoying their company.
Okay... I have another shipping... Denji x Rentoraa. I didn't like Denji at first, dismissed him as an Lt. Surge rip-off. However he grew on me a lot. Then he got major bonus points for owning his very own Rentoraa, whom I adore. So in the same way I shipped Suzuna and Sneasel, I have to with those two. Just needs a name.
I think I only like a few to my knowledge...
FirstRoseshipping (Drew X Roselia) - I guess I can thank some of Teppo's art for this. I find it really cute, and it's just like Pikashipping. XD;
Pikashipping (Ash X Pikachu) - It's grown on me, what can I say?
Altoshipping (Ash X Latias) - I guess it's partly canon...and it's cute. =3
Staffshipping (Rukario X Aaron) - I saw one clip and I was instantly hooked. Just imagine if I were to watch the movie in whole. XD;
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Don't get offended with my opinion,I think my fandom is not for human x pokemon ^^;; I found it's hard to lure over it and also it's kinda strange
The relationship between human and pokemon is a platonic love and brotherly love which involves friendship and loyalty.
Well I prefer Ash/Pikachu
Whelp, might as well admit my sins~
Mewtwo/Tracey - I don't remember /why/, I just know that I did and I do. Never got around to writing for it though. @_@ But it makes me squee.
Typlosion/Flannery - Gaaah, read a...*cough* 'fic on this. Extremely guilty pleasure, I liked it. And it's got flur. Fluffy snuggly fur.
Lugia/Melody - It's a God worship thing. Totally totally goes off my own fanon. 8D It makes for a load of head-screwing and I can't ever pass that up.
Max/Ralts - Soky00t. Soadorable. Soperfect. He better go back for it. ;_;
Yaoi is a genre of homosexuality, not a synonym for it!
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^ Curses, you got me thinking about Typhlosion x Flannery now. Plus they are of similar hight... *whistles innocently* xD;;;
Pikachu x Me MastaShipping is that taken?
I'm not broken. I'm not the Breakman.Used to be Pikachu Masta
Altoshipping is the cutest ship I've ever come across <3 A Pokemon/ girl that is brave and compassionate with whatever his name was. Though one-sided and mostly platonic I'm a supporter all the way.
HarleyxRozeria? I don't know about a name for this, but I just randomly pictured it one day.
My tumblr or something: x
Human Pokemon characters. Not real humans.Originally Posted by Pikachu Masta
I know that is nameless... xD;;;Originally Posted by Hyuuga Hinata
Thinking of names for shippings is a tricky business, especially when it's a shipping that to you must have the prefect name.


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Even More Things Meat-Eaters Say
This article originally appeared on PETA Prime.
I've posted a couple of times before about things that meat-eaters like to say to vegetarians and vegans. But there's no end to the arguments that some people use in an attempt to defend their dietary choices.
'If every person in the world went vegan, what would we do with all those billions of chickens, pigs, and cows?'
When meat-eaters ask this question, they're really saying: "You'll never get everyone to go veg because then we'd be stuck for years feeding all those animals!"
It would be wonderful indeed if everyone went vegan overnight, but given that it's likely to be a more gradual process, this "problem" takes care of itself. The market for animal-derived products works just like any other market: as demand decreases, farmers will reduce the number of animals that they raise. This works even if demand drops very quickly, because most farmed animals are slaughtered when they are very young. Most cattle intended for beef are sent to slaughter at around 1 year of age. Pigs are killed at just 6 months old, and chickens at as young as 7 weeks. Cows who are used for milk production are often killed at 4 or 5 years of age, and egg-laying hens at just 2 years.
'But if everyone went vegan, farmed-animal species would go extinct!'
The threat of human-caused extinction looms for many species, such as tigers, polar bears, and many species of whales and sharks. The disappearance of these animals destabilizes ecosystems and creates ripple effects that put even more species at risk.
But domesticated animals are a different story. The role of cows, pigs, and chickens in the ecosystem can best be described as destructive. Just think of overgrazed grasslands in the American West or lagoons of pig manure polluting rivers and groundwater. In addition, many domesticated animals have been so genetically altered for fast growth and high productivity that their very existence is nonstop misery. Modern pigs, unlike their wild ancestors, grow so large that they can suffer crippling leg and foot problems if they are not slaughtered at a young age. Cows used by the dairy industry produce so much milk that their depleted bodies break down after only a few years. And many chickens succumb to heart problems and broken bones before they even make it to the slaughterhouse. Surely, the "extinction" of a human-created species whose members have been designed to suffer is no tragedy.
Meat-eaters who claim that they eat animal-derived products because they are concerned about extinction might be running out of justifications for their choice to support a cruel industry.
'I've thought about going vegan, but I could never give up barbecued ribs/cheesecake/fried chicken/[insert favorite animal product here].'
I call this one the "all or nothing" argument: "I can't possibly be 100 percent vegan, so what's the point of making any changes to my diet?" My answer: "Who says it has to be all or nothing?"
One of the biggest benefits of a vegan diet is that it reduces demand for animal-derived products, which in turn reduces the number of cows, pigs, and chickens who live short and miserable lives to be slaughtered for food. Anything that reduces the demand helps these animals.
So, if you can't go vegan because of your lifelong love of barbecued ribs, fine. Give up some other kinds of meat instead and at least you will be sparing some chickens and fish. Is cheese your favorite food? Maybe you can start helping animals by giving up beef, chicken, or eggs. Is the very idea of a vegetarian diet daunting because you just like the taste of meat? How about committing to meatless Mondays and trying some tasty plant-based recipes once a week? Even a small change in your diet is very much worth doing. Don't let perfectionism get in the way of helping as many animals as you can!
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the amount of sheer ignorance is abundant when i hear people say we must eat meat to survive, i am surprised these people can find the on switch on their computer. they are unbelievably misinformed. all anyone has to do is GOOGLE "vegan diet for health and well being" or " vegan diet for the athlete" – or vegan diet for chrohns" or "vegan diet for expectant mothers " & find limitless articles on the very best foods for you to remain healthy and carefree eating vegan. stop the ignorance , stop letting ignorant people say stupid shit, EATING MEAT IS UNNECESSSARY and actually is a detriment to your health. As humans are biologically HERBIVORES. our bodies where not designed to eat meat,please inform the meat eating supporters that they are complete ignorants .
I have been vegetarian since the sixth grade, and I'll only eat organic dairy products. I feel like such a better person by doing this, but I've still got questions as to how legitimate 'organic' dairy companies really ARE. All I can say for sure is that vegetarianism is grand.(:
I've been vegetarian for a year now and I've heard so many times by my family and friends that I'm going to get sick. My parents are worried about me getting a eating disorder if I go vegan, like if I go over to a friend's house, so I went to the doctor and she said that she thinks it isn't all that healthy and I'm going back does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do?
I've only been veg for about 6 weeks with a long term goal of going vegan. I'm also hitting the gym and putting on great amounts of muscle without meat. There are so many people with great/healthy body's who are vegan, check out "Robert Cheeke"
Hi. I've been a vegatarian for 30+ years and have 'heard it all' about my preferred diet. Over the years I feel the negative remarks come from people who really don't want to look at (or shown) that their diet of meat is actually very cruel. Lead by example guys, stay strong, wear your vegatarianism/veganism as a badge of honour!
I find it stunning that people who create the demand for commercial agriculture and live lives based on extreme cruelty to animals dare to criticize vegetarians for choosing a more humane lifestyle. Once people know of the suffering required for the few moments of pleasure they claim derives from eating dead and often bloody animal parts, there is no excuse for not making an effort to change their eating habits. Still, most resent even the suggestion that they do so. Virtually all educated people now have some sense of how animals suffer in commercial farming, but most choose to play dumb … Most of my otherwise kind, generous, pet loving friends somehow rationalize their behavior. These same people refuse to sign petitions or otherwise work for better conditions for farm animals … It is a "see no evil, hear no evil" method of ensuring they can continue otherwise indefensible and inhumane lifestyles.
I eat meat because I enjoy eating meat. I don't trust what has been shown as the 'standard' of slaughterhouses in my country, as I have seen with my eyes evidence contrary. I don't enjoy the thought of cutting meat from my diet. I can, however, say that I have chosen to ensure that the meat I enjoy is from producers who treat their produce properly, or I catch it myself.


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Binghamton Holds Off Stony Brook in 14-11 Win
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Vestal, NY—Binghamton men's lacrosse outlasted Stony Brook (5-9, 1-3 AE) in an America East conference shootout on Saturday, defeating the Seawolves 14-11 on senior day at the Bearcats Sports Complex. Binghamton (7-6, 4-0 AE) scored a season-high 14 goals, including nine goals from their senior class. Brandon Planck netted a team-high four goals on Saturday and secured the Bearcats of a top two seed in the America East conference tournament.
"We showed a lot of fight and character in this win, and it's especially gratifying because we were able to do it on senior day," head coach Scott Nelson said. "Brandon (Planck) really stepped up huge for us and showed how tough a kid he is and I thought our defense, while it struggled some, made really big plays down the stretch. I couldn't be happier for this group of seniors who have worked so hard and they certainly deserved this one."
Binghamton started the game down 3-0 to the visitors, but were able to pull right back into the contest with a pair of man-up goals from senior Matt Springer. After a goal from SBU's Mike Rooney, freshman standout Tyler Deluca provided a pair of highlight goals to even the score at 4-4. Deluca, a dynamic midfielder from Medford, NY, buried his first goal at the 2:01 mark in the first quarter and later sent home the equalizer just over two minutes into the second quarter.
After Deluca's ninth goal of his rookie campaign, Stony Brook bounced back with a 3-1 run of their own that featured Brody Eastwood's 36th goal of the season. However, with just under six minutes remaining in the half, Binghamton once again fought their way back. Springer's third man up goal of the day brought them to within one, then Planck and seniorMichael Antinozzi followed with back-to-back scores for the hosts to give them the 8-7 lead. Springer's goal marked the 20th time he's netted a hat trick in a BU uniform.
With under two minutes to go in the half, sophomore Mitchell Rick rifled a shot past Stony Brook's freshman goalkeeper Hayden Johnstone. Rick's goal made it four unanswered goals for the hosts heading into halftime.
In the second half, Binghamton continued to show their offensive prowess on Planck's second goal of the afternoon, making it 10-7 in favor of BU. Sophomore midfielder Zachery Scaduto made the lead four just three minutes later, capping a 6-0 Binghamton run that eclipsed over 10 minutes.
Later in the third, Stony Brook showed they were not going away easily, receiving three straight Chris Hughes' goals that brought them to within one, 11-10, with just over four minutes to go in the third. Binghamton stopped the bleeding afterTucker Nelson fed Planck for his third goal of the afternoon and sixth career hat trick. Nelson's assist broke a school record for assists in a season (28), a record he previously held in 2013.
Leading 13-11, Binghamton allowed a quick goal in the fourth quarter to Stony Brook's Jake Sichenzia at the 11:04 mark. After a few empty possessions for both sides midway through the quarter, Binghamton notched a much needed insurance goal from Nelson. The junior playmaker sent his defender off track after a dodge and spun around the front of the crease where he shoveled a shot past Johnstone for the two-goal lead.
With time winding down in the game, Planck netted the back-breaker, scoring the Bearcats' season-high 14th goal of the afternoon. Planck dodged from left-to-right and snapped a wrap-around shot into the back of the net, elevating Binghamton's win streak to four games and ended out their 2014 season with a three-game winning streak at home.
Eight different players tallied goals on what was a sunny afternoon on Vestal Saturday. In addition to Planck and Springer's combined seven goals, seniors Kelly Donigan and Antinozzi each had a goal and an assist in a winning effort. Deluca continued his torrid offensive pace that began on Tuesday with a hat trick against Canisius; he scored a pair of goals and added two assists against the Seawolves for a 5-goal, 2-assist week.
Binghamton outshot Stony Brook by 20 (42-22) and won the ground ball battle by a count of 32-26. Freshman Dan Mazurek won 14-of-26 faceoffs and had a team-high eight ground balls. On defense, Binghamton caused seven turnovers, including a pair from senior defender Shawn Needham
With a 4-0 record in conference play, Binghamton heads to Albany for their final regular season game of 2014 next Saturday. Albany, who is tied with Binghamton atop the league standings, is currently playing at UMBC this afternoon. If Albany wins, a shot at the regular season America East crown could be on the line when the two SUNY rivals go head-to-head at 7 p.m..
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (80 votes).
In short: Local training ground - but first running, great race with a PB to boot!Date of review: October 9, 2006
In short: Excellent day out - very enjoyable raceDate of review: October 9, 2006
In short: My 1st 10kIn full: This was my first official/organised 10k. Finished faster than I hoped (just under an hour).Fuelled my enthusiam for next 10k run!Date of review: October 9, 2006
In short: Great Scenery. Well organised. Start a bit congested. Should include a route map in entry pack.Date of review: October 9, 2006
In short: A thoroughly enjoyable Sunday morning run through excellent scenery and with good facilities.In full: Some thought does need to go into the start! I'm sure many people did get off to a slow one due to sheer numbers in such a confined area. Personally I don't mind being slowed a little at start but I'm sure it did take a minute from my time. Date of review: October 9, 2006
In short: A very scenic race which would potentially offer a PB had I done enough training. The start was very congested and took 2km to really thin out. I'll be back next year!Date of review: October 8, 2006
In short: Scenic undulating race within Clumber Park well worth turning out for.In full: Decent facilities, congested start but field soon spread out, beautiful course run entirely within the National Trust's Clumber Park, undulating but nothing too difficult, slow to get over finish line (55mins), good T Shirt. Will be back next year.Date of review: October 8, 2006
In short: Good race with ideal weather. Marshalls could have been a little more enthusiastic though. Whether you are a strong runner who needs that final encouragement to squeeze a PB out, or your struggling to finish, that friendly encouragement is essentialDate of review: October 8, 2006
In short: Not bad for a first 10kDate of review: October 8, 2006
In short: Very nice run through the woodsDate of review: October 8, 2006
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I added this to the glucosamine and chondroiton I've been taking for several years and it seems to be further reducing joint pain in my hands and arms.
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Posted by Reviewer1666199 on Apr 25, 2008
well tolerated, no problem to swallow
Posted by Reviewer2877946 on Mar 30, 2009
I was very pleased with the product i purchaed through IHerb. It arrived fast and the price can't be beat!! Thanks.
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