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umm...is midori days counted as love?????
cause i like it^^
Just yes.
Just no.
Yes. Why not? It's nothing to be embarrassed about.
No. It's emasculating. *Drinks beer and hammers dry wall*
umm...is midori days counted as love?????
cause i like it^^
Why don't more people read these mangas?
Desire climax isn't that great a story -- honestly. That's about it.
I read it all in one sitting, and in hindsight, I agree. It's nothing special. Kinda un-special, actually.
First of all to answer the question, I am a guy, but I don't think there is any reason to be ashamed or hide the fact that you read shojo manga. Frankly, there is never a need to hide what it is that your reading, for whatever reason. That is, unless it's CP in which you might be imprisoned. But as someone said above, what you read has no bearing on your sexual orientation.
I don't really read shojo manga, although I have read Gravitation, Angel Sanctuary, and I am currently reading Vampire Knight. But I don't really read shojo just because I haven't encountered many shojo manga that I have been genuinely interested in. And some of the reasons that some people gave for both liking and not liking shojo are soemwhat fishy. SHOUJO is a demographic, meaning manga aimed towards a female audience. SHOUJO is NOT a genre. A genre would be action or adventure, and I think that many people have the presumption that Shojo and Shonen are both demographics and genres which is incorrect. Like some people have said that Chobits is a shojo, which is incorrect. Chobits is a seinen manga because it was targeted at a male demographic who could embrace the "typical shojo artstyle" and look past it at the great storyline. So I guess what I'm trying to say is that, a manga is not Shojo because it's artwork is a certain way or that the storyline has typical shojo aspects. It's shojo because it is targeted more towards a female audience. And in targeting a female audience certain stereotypes have been made as to what makes a manga a shojo. These are what most people use to gauge whether or not a manga is shojo and thats why I think some guys have a sort of stigma towards shojo manga.
i dont care if girls read shoujo but not guys......i mean me reading manga to some people are like woah!
but i like good stories such as one piece and naruto....bleach sucks tbh
zetman, vagabond, and gantz is sik as hell too.
i just cant stand guys who read shoujou. i mean if ur a queer i dont care.
but really guys......why do u read shoujou? dont u wanna just burn it?
id rather be driving through the mountains in my 240sx.
i guess im a bias son of a bitch.
but i cant see why GUYS read shoujou.....
its not like its religion or morality kind of issue such as abortion were aruguing on...
its just the difference between men and woman.
and if ur gay thats cool with me, but honestly guys how do u read shoujou?
its like wearing a skirt and lipstick and going to school.......
unless ur totally wasted doing that i dont mind, but dead sober...i will call u a fag to ur face.
but hey i have total respect for girls who read shoujou and good manga...
Oh my that gave me a good laugh...
I'm not trying to belittle you when I say this but your are severly overcompensating for something.
Every man has a feminin-ish side to them, some far more than others.
Why read shoujo? because if you like romance stories and don't want to read something where the lead male is an arrogant, indesicive bitch that you can find no common ground with (E.I typical shounen romance), then shoujo is great.
I'm talking anime with his one but, Itazura na Kiss is a brilliant shoujo romance, following a couple from school untill they are married with a child at the end, It's just a heart warming kind of story that you won't normaly find outside of shoujo.
Also, to finish my buisness here, I still think you are a troll, you're post's are far to childish and ridiculous for you to be anything other than a troll.
As a final note...
naruto is legit.i fuckin love it and read it every week so u can kiss my ass if u dont like it. though the anime is frickin gay.
and dont even start. trust me shoujou is gay as fuck if ur a male.
i dont care if u have a feminine side. if u call males with femine sides emo anime queers then thats fine.
i dont have anything against anime obsessed kids as long as the guys dont read shoujou.
thats just plain queer and so are u if u read it. WHAT THE HELL IS SO INTERESTING IN SHOUJOU GUYS....do u want to know how to talk to girls or something or see what girls like? is that why u guys are reading gay ass manga?
i dont mind if shoujou has HOT ass bitches that bend over and have huge cleavage in the manga, but romance in a girl manga is just GAY GAY GAY.
thats like reading a romance novel on fabio thrusting his large hard thick sausage in a wet dripping melting hole.......and actualyl enjoying it in a way in which u get aroused, queers
mrgrape, you're not by any chance confusing shoujo with yuri or anything similar to that, are you? True, shoujos are targeted usually to the female audience but despite that, a number of shoujos have decent storylines and some rather heartwarming ones. I know a few guys offline who read shoujo mangas, and they're quite, er, masculine? -_-" I meant it as the opposite of feminine, but it sounds rather awkward. Anyway, they just appreciate a little softness from time to time, not everyone likes action-packed stories all the time. Take it from the other side; is it okay for a girl like me to enjoy shounen?
Each series has a plot, and the plot develops. It is this development that keeps people attracted to, and in turn, hooked on a certain series. Whether they're shounens or shoujos, or anything other, is usually considered after. Unless you're the kind to pick up a series according to art style, like me. Then again, I'm pretty open with art styles..
That said, this is all a matter of opinion, and everything said here should be taken openly.
its just that comming from where i am.
manga and anime is supposed to be uncool.
but i dont give a fuck and love the story behind naruto and ONE PIECE
ONE PIECE is truly to me a frickin masterpiece
and the artwork in vagabond is just oh so amazing.
its just my opinion that guys shouldnt read shoujou
ichiro loves one piece, but i can never see him reading shoujou.
name one male celebrity whos not GAY that reads shoujou...and then maybe i might let go


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My name is Patty Cox. In 1976, a doctor found three small lumps (cold nodules) on my neck near my thyroid. They operated and I didn't think too much more about it.
Then in 1984, I developed a small lump on the side of my neck which was biopsied and found to be cancer which had metastasized from my thyroid. When I woke up from surgery, my sister was waiting in my room and told me the news. I remember us both crying and a feeling of first fear, then, gradually as the few days wore on, I felt better.
Several people visited, I remember one lady in particular coming into my room and asking if I wanted to talk about my feelings and if I was afraid. Then it occurred to me that I was no different than I was before I found out I had cancer. I was still the same person. Yes, I was scared and worried, but still I was happy and excited about life and my future.
I guess somehow in my mind I had, maybe, developed a belief system that said if a person gets cancer, they are suddenly super sick and have a feeling of hopelessness. I guess the most important thing I learned is that we all have deep wells of inner strength and having things come up in our lives like cancer can and will only make you stronger. It definitely teaches one patience and a knowledge that there is always hope.
Later on, in 2000, I went to an eye doctor because of some strange flashing lights in my field of vision. I was sent to a specialist in Salt Lake City who said I had a melanoma on the back of my eye. I knew that melanoma meant cancer.
That was much more scary because of the thought that I could lose my sight in that eye. The doctor said that 15 years ago, they'd have just taken that eye out, but now the technology is such that they just use laser surgery to shrink it. He said I was two in a million that have such a problem.
That seemed very surprising to me. Then, I guess I did feel a little bit strange, but all in all, I'm a survivor. I've proved it twice now.
I was so grateful to Barb Moore for inviting me to be a survivor in the Relay for Life. I am an employee at the nursing home and was able to be on their team. It was wonderful. The team was so inspiring and we had so much fun. I've never walked with such determination.
I was deeply touched by the many stories that others shared. I was nervous at first and felt kind of out of place and didn't want to be in the spotlight. But when I was, all the special people who are out there in the world who share something similar to me, I realized we humans need never feel alone. We can be a great strength and support to each other.
I'm so grateful to my family and friends for all the support they gave me. It makes life so much nicer.
I'm so excited for the Relay for Life 2005. Hope to see you there. You'll love it.

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HťlŤne Grimaud explores the power and beauty of water in an evocative, experimental and deeply personal new Deutsche Grammophon recording Ė to be released January 29, 2016
HťlŤne Grimaudís latest album for Deutsche Grammophon, produced by Nitin Sawhney, was inspired by her abiding fascination with Natureís most precious gift. Water is set for worldwide release on January 29, 2016 and conveys imaginative responses to everything from mighty oceans and great lakes to raindrops and snowflakes as well as inviting listeners to contemplate the mounting threats to the safety, security and supply of this essential resource.
ďWhat inspired the idea to record this album is really the fascination that so many composers of the 19th and 20th centuries seem to have had with the element of water,Ē Grimaud states. Not only did this sow the seed for a recording, it also grew into a collaboration between the pianist and Turner Prize-winning artist Douglas Gordon. Their site-specific installation tears becomeÖ streams becomeÖ was created for the Wade Thompson Drill Hall at New Yorkís Park Avenue Armory in December 2014. Described by the New York Times as a ďcompelling, boldly original workĒ, the project blended elements of art, music and architecture, with Grimaudís water-themed programme located at its core. Gordon transformed the cavernous Drill Hall by slowly flooding its vast floor to create the impression of what he described as an endless ďfield of water,Ē entirely surrounding the grand piano at which Grimaud performed.
The album features works by nine composers: it opens with Berioís Wasserklavier and includes Takemitsuís Rain Tree Sketch II, Faurťís Barcarolle No.5, Ravelís Jeux díeau, ďAlmerŪaĒ from Albťnizís Iberia, Lisztís Les Jeux díeau ŗ la Villa díEste and the first movement of JanŠčekís In the Mists, before closing with Debussyís La cathťdrale engloutie. These myriad reflections on the qualities of water were recorded live at the Armory during the installation and then connected and woven into the album narrative by seven ďTransitionsĒ that were newly composed, recorded and produced by Sawhney. Grimaud was delighted to work with the award-winning composer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist, praising his ability to highlight ďthe universal human dependence on our planetís most precious resourceĒ and weave ďcontrasting poetic and philosophical perspectives into a single, cogent musical ecosystem.Ē
Each piece on this new album unfolds as part of an acoustic ďstreamĒ, carefully structured in its blend of classical and contemporary compositions, yet experimental in its overall aesthetic.
HťlŤne Grimaud is not only one of the worldís most celebrated pianists, but also a tireless champion of ecological causes, having founded the Wolf Conservation Center, which raises awareness of the importance and relationship of these top predators to our ecosystem. With Water, the insightful Grimaud has united her twin passions for music and the environment in unique fashion.†
STUNNING INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH FOR H…L»NE GRIMAUDíS NEW ALBUM
Exclusive private performance at Louis Vuitton Foundation †
Paris, 27 January 2016. HťlŤne Grimaudís hotly anticipated new release, Water, was launched in spectacular fashion on Monday with an exclusive private performance†at the Frank Gehry-designed Louis Vuitton Foundation†in Paris. A‑list guests from top national and international media and music outlets thronged to the iconic cultural centre to hear the pianist perform music that she recorded in another architectural landmark, the Wade Thompson Drill Hall at New Yorkís Park Avenue Armory.
Against the extraordinary backdrop of the Louis Vuitton Foundation building and its beautiful staircase cascade, HťlŤne Grimaud gave a delicate and emotional performance that took the breath away. It was further enhanced by a series of specially-designed and subtly-lit aquatic projections that complemented the ďTransitionsĒ composed by Nitin Sawhney to link together the individual musical reflections on the qualities of water.
Before the performance, the pianist had talked about the genesis of her groundbreaking new album in an onstage discussion, revealing its aesthetic as well as its political and ecological messages. She was joined by Dr Clemens Trautmann, President of Deutsche Grammophon, who said: ďNo one could more evocatively capture the essence of this repertoire than HťlŤne Ė from the faintest trickle of a stream to the full roar of the ocean. The concept of Water, with its juxtaposition of classical piano works and electronic music, is experimental and ambitious Ė and at the same time deeply emotional and authentic. Thus, the album encompasses all of the qualities Deutsche Grammophon stands for: tradition, excellence and innovation. And it successfully raises awareness of an important social and ecological cause.Ē
Afterwards, as this memorable evening came to a close, the artist was presented with a special disc to celebrate one million recordings sold during her career so far with Deutsche Grammophon.
The glamorous international showcase event highlighted a release that captures Grimaudís passion for both music and the environment. While celebrating musical repertoire that has been inspired by water, from the delicately flowing to the breathtakingly magisterial, she also seeks to draw attention to the mounting threats to a natural resource on which mankind relies for survival.
Olivier Nusse, Managing Director Decca Records France, said: ďWe are privileged tonight to witness the deeply committed HťlŤne Grimaud, whose peerless playing and ardent love of nature combine here to create a unique recording.Ē
Featuring works by nine composers, from Ravelís playful Jeux díeau to Debussyís hauntingly powerful La cathťdrale engloutie, the album was produced by barrier-breaking musician Nitin Sawhney, whose own seven ďTransitionsĒ form such a captivating and intrinsic part of the recording.
Sawhney is one of two great artists to have been inspired by Grimaudís aquatic vision. In New York, her programme became the heart of tears becomeÖ streams becomeÖ, a site-specific installation designed by Turner Prize-winning artist Douglas Gordon, who flooded the vast floor of the Wade Thompson Drill Hall to create a seemingly endless field of water. The project ran for ten nights in December 2014, blending elements of art, music and architecture, and creating an eminently memorable atmosphere which has now been captured on disc.
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Residents wishing to have photos displayed during this event, please contact Mary Dickerson at 637-0964.
The American Cancer Society Daffodil Fundraiser will continue through March 1. Contact Cathy Sitterud at 381-5647, Kimberly at 381-2882 or Dana at 748-2578.
In Huntington at Canyon View Junior High on Feb. 18 from 4-6 p.m. In Cleveland/Elmo at Cleveland Elementary Feb. 18-20 from 4-6 p.m. Ferron/Emery at Ferron Elementary on Feb. 18 from 4-6 p.m. Castle Dale/Orangeville at high school wrestling room on Feb. 18 from 4-6 p.m. Registration fee. Late registration OK. Call Ferd or Tina Allred at 687-2370 or Jack Funk at 653-2986.
The Desert Rose Camp will be holding their monthly meeting Feb. 13 at 1:30 p.m. at the city building. Anyone is welcome to attend whether a member or not. We are looking for new members.
Huntington City dog licenses are now due. Proof of current rabies vaccination must be presented before license can be issued. Deadline for dog licenses is March 1. Dog licenses may be purchased at the Huntington City Hall or at the Rabies clinic which will be held at the Huntinton City Fire Station on Feb. 22 from 9a.m.-noon.
Orangeville dog licenses are due by Feb. 28. Rabies Clinic will be held at Orangeville City's Fire Station on Feb. 22 from 9 a.m.-noon. After Feb. 28, additional late fees will be assessed.
College bound high school students can take the ACT Assessment on Apr. 12, the next nationwide test date. The registration postmark deadline is Mar. 7. Late registration postmark deadline is Mar. 21 (with additional fee required). For more information contact your high school guidance counselor or register online at www.act.org.
People can learn more about gray wolves and ask Division of Wildlife Resources officials questions about these animals at a public meeting in their area. Southeastern Region meeting to be held at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River, Feb. 18 at 6:30 p.m.
On Feb.15 at the Huntington Elementary a fund raising Spaghetti Dinner will be held in the cafeteria from 5-8 p.m. Dance in the gymnasium to follow dinner with music by Val Jensen band.
At Huntington Elementary on Feb. 14 from 5-8 p.m. Fun and games. Everyone Welcome.
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program we need you! If you are 55 or older and have time to serve your community call now. We are looking for Seniors who would like to go to the schools and help with students. We are looking for seniors who would like to crochet booties and hats for babies in our hospitals. If you have time on your hands, even an hour a week we can use you. Call Laurie or Betty at RSVP 381-2765. Our hours are Tuesday thru Thursday 11 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Ten free Colorado blue spruce trees will be given to each person who joins The National Arbor Day Foundation during February 2003. The free trees are part of the nonprofit Foundation's Trees for America campaign. To become a member of the Foundation and receive the free trees, send a contribution to TEN FREE COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE TREES, National Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue, Nebraska City, NE 68410, by Feb. 28.
New exhibit: Primary Makes Me Happy: A Celebration of 125 Years of Primary. Museum hours: Mon.-Fri.-9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., Sun. and most holidays-10 a.m.-7 p.m. For more information call 801-240-3310.
University of Utah, Utah State University, Utah Valley State College and Weber State University - Feb. 1. Brigham Young Univerisity and BYU Idaho (Ricks College) - Feb. 15. College of Eastern Utah, Dixie State College, Salt Lake Community College, Snow College and Snow College South - Mar. 1. LDS Business College - Mar. 15. Stevens-Henegar Business College - Apr. 15. Westminster College is open and Applied Technology Centers varies.
Attention Scout and Cub Scout leaders! Roundtable will be held on Feb. 13 at the Castle Dale Stake Center at 7:30 p.m. Please make arrangements to attend.
Apprentice Artists will be performing during the week of Feb.10-14. Ferron Elementary, Feb. 10, Huntington Elementary, Feb. 11, and Castle Dale Elementary, Feb. 13. Workshops will follow the performances at Ferron and Huntington Elementaries. On Feb. 12, the Apprentice Artists will perform at Emery High and at Canyon View Junior High on Feb. 14. The five day residency will culminate in a free public concert on Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. In the Emery High Auditorium.
Students and parents may receive a full color publication on how to receive academic funding by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and entering "Scholarship Information" in the subject line. The publication will automatically be sent to you. Those without computer access can receive the publication by contacting NAFA, 188 Summer Street, Dept. 13, Portsmouth, NH 03801.
Miss Emery County Scholarship Pageant is now seeking girls, ages 17-24, interested in participating. Call Natalie Blackwell, 384-3184 or Sabrina Ungerman 687-2642 to sign up. Workshops begin March 1.
Huntington DUP will meet on Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Center for a special Valentine meeting.
A Field Service Officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Dept. Service Office will be in the area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits, preparing and documenting application for compensation, pension, hospitalization and other benefits. This is a free service and veterans need not be members of VFW to qualify for assistance. Price Workforce Service Center, Feb. 20 from 8:30-10 a.m.
A reminder to Cleveland residents that they are required to license their dogs by Feb. 28. All dogs must have proof of current rabies shots to be licensed. Dog owners failing to comply will be charged a late fee in addition to licensing fees. The town will sponsor one rabies clinic on Feb. 22 from 1-3 p.m. at the Cleveland cemetery storage building, 200 North 600 East. Dr Jensen will be the vet.
The Bards of Burbank is offering a cash grand prize in their religious competition 2003 free to everyone. The deadline for entering is Feb. 15. To enter, send one poem 21 lines or less: Free Poetry Contest, PMB250, 2219 W Olive Ave. , Burbank, CA 91506, you may enter on-line at www.freecontest.com.
On Jan. 8 President Bush signed a bill extending Unemployment Insurance benefits through May 31. This new extension does not grant additional weeks for individuals who have exhausted their Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation eligibility. To file for unemployment benefits, phone 1-888-848-0688. Claimants can also file for benefits on-line at jobs.utah.gov.
The domestic Challenge is a 90-day competition geared to helping homemakers across the state of Utah organize their domestic responsibilities. Participants email The Organize Enterprise at email@example.com to request a copy of the rules for the competition and the 10 strategies for organized living. Participants implement the 10 strategies for 90 days, taking before and after pictures and writing before and after essays. There will be five categories raging from already organized to desperately disorganized and a winner will be selected from each category. There wil be no cost involved for the participants or obligations of any kind.
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Monochromatic doesn't mean boring (or all black!). Fashion blogger Oleg P. shows us how to go bold with a bright one-color outfit that still looks polished. Pairing teal jeans with a matching sweater, he adds visual interest by going for a lighter teal shirt, buttoned neatly to the top. And if that feels too much for your taste, a black pea coat will not only provide warmth this winter, but will also anchor the look. Don't worry if teal's not your hue of choice. The effect will work with any bright color–purple, red, blue–just pick one, stick with it, and look awesome.
Get this super-cool monochrome look below!
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>Off the Beaten Path>New Toy?
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Needs more cowbell!
• Keep doing stuff.
i love that they have a frame from the Office for the video image...that's awesome. Although it'll take me years before i figure out how to fully utilize the thing...and then something new will come up.
52° 21' North, 4° 52' East
Runners run.
Oh no, unlike all the other devices out there that will take you years to learn, Apple is notorious for being so blindingly simple that even a flying monkey can figure out how to use it in 10 minutes.


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Newscast is a Wordpress Theme, best suited for Magazines and Blogs. It comes with 3 fantastic Image and News slideshows has multiple Page templates and of course gives you the option to choose from 4 Fantastic skins:
(skin 2-4 displayed here are only the html versions. The Wordpress Version looks the same but of course got all the options and functionallity as well)
Newscast light
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Newscast minimal
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Take a look at the different slideshow options:
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Key features of the template:
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- Multile Page Templates
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- Contact Form and News Submission Form
- PSD files included
- Extensive Documentation Included
- jQuery Support:
- 3 different Portfolio/Item slider, supporting unlimited items
- Dropdwon Menu, improved with jQuery
- jQuery 100% unobtrusive wich degrades gracefully if javascript is turned off
- Sleek Image preloader
- Working ajax/php contact form
- Working ajax/php news submission form
- Backend Options for:
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Weird Al Takes Over Yahoo! Music's Instagram
Ever wonder what a day in the life of Weird Al Yankovic is like? Al let us into his wacky and wonderful world on June 27, when he took over Yahoo! Music's Instagram for a day while on a whirlwind tour to promote his new children's book, My New Teacher and Me. The result was funnier than Planes, Trains, and Automobiles…and maybe even funnier than a vintage episode of "AL TV." Check out Al's personal, exclusive snaps!
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There are, not too surprisingly, quite a lot of very adult Morrigan Aensland images… I mean, really adult… So this YouTube I found, which has images of her, isn't all that adult I will admit. It is, however, interesting to me that the person who uploaded it felt they they had to add a disclaimer …
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Sophomore guard Bernard Thompson sent a message about his Florida Gulf Coast team Sunday night.
"Dunk City is coming to Arlington," Thompson said. "So everybody be ready."
And if they aren't after the first weekend of the NCAA tournament, they have no excuse. Florida Gulf Coast, in Division I for just six years and eligible for the postseason for two, has sent shockwaves through the field of 68, crumpling brackets along the way, entertaining new fans with their freewheeling style and even inspiring a rap video, Dunk City.
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GAME STORY: Eagles topple San Diego State to make Sweet 16
The Eagles also made history in this historic city, becoming the first No. 15 seed to reach the Sweet 16 thanks to an 81-71 victory against San Diego State in the third round of the South Regional.
And just as Florida Gulf Coast (26-10) had done in Friday's stunning upset of second-seeded Georgetown, it was a strong second-half surge that put the Atlantic Sun Conference champion in charge as SDSU (23-11) wilted under the relentless offensive surge.
The Eagles will next meet Florida, winner of the 2006 and 2007 national championships, in Friday's South semifinals in Arlington, Texas.
The Gators are one of the highest-profile programs in the nation. FGCU was hardly known beyond its Fort Myers campus on Florida's southern gulf coast before seizing the tournament spotlight.
They're thriving in it.
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When it was over Sunday, Atlantic Sun Conference player of the year Sherwood Brown blew kisses to the crowd and he and his teammates mugged for television cameras and hugged at midcourt.
Bernard Thompson scored 23 points and Brown finished with 17 Sunday as the Eagles shot 56% from the floor and ran their offense with the same precision and efficiency that stunned Georgetown. FGCU took over with a 17-point run in the second half, much the same way as the Eagles outscored Georgetown 21-2 in the second half Friday.
"That's just our style of play. We want to push the ball down the court and we want to attack, attack, attack," said point guard Brett Comer, who finished with 14 assists. "We're going to be in full attack mode the entire game."
And even a team like SDSU, which plays well in the open floor, had a tough time responding to it.
"You can see they were a little shaken up by how we come out and put the pressure on them," said Thompson. "We just come out and try to make them crack."
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The Eagles became media darlings and caught the nation's attention Friday against Georgetown. But early in the regular season, the signs were there. FGCU beat eventual ACC champion Miami (Fla.), now the No. 2 seed in the East.
None of the accomplishments come as surprises to second-year coach Andy Enfield and his group of lightly recruited players.
Enfield, 43, is a former player at Division III Johns Hopkins (Md.), where he was the program's all-time scoring leader and set an NCAA record with a 92.5% career free-throw conversion rate, Enfield has long been known as a shooting guru.
His shooting expertise and instructional videos helped get him assistant coaching jobs with the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics, but he also got a masters degree in business from Maryland.
More than a decade ago, he helped to start up a contract management service for the health-care industry, called TractManager, which made him a fortune on Wall Street.
Enfield also is married to supermodel Amanda Marcum Enfield, who gave up her jet-setting career to become a coach's wife and raise their three young children.
Seven years ago, he decided to move to the coaching ranks full time, taking an assistant's job at Florida State. After learning about building a program from Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton, Enfield felt he was ready to step out on his own.
Two years ago, he moved to FGCU, which was trying to make a name for itself in the Atlantic Sun.
While Enfield says some recruits he has talked to the past couple of years knew very little about the school (a few got it confused with Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City, Fla.), that problem will probably by alleviated now.
Playing an up-tempo style in an era where scores in the 50s are common, FGCU reached the Atlantic Sun tournament final last year and won 15 games, its most since joining Division I.
But that was nothing like what's happened this month, with a conference championship and now a couple of the more memorable upsets in NCAA history among Enfield's credentials.
After beating the Hoyas, Enfield said his players were a "bunch of crazy dudes." He returned to that theme Sunday, but made it clear they also know when to get to work.
"We don't take ourselves too seriously," he said. "We have a lot of guys on the team who are characters. We're FGCU. Hopefully by now, people are learning those initials. When we came into this tournament, we knew no one knew who we were or where we were. Most people don't even know where Fort Myers or Southwest Florida is.
"(The players) made huge jumps in the offseason, and they made a big jump from the middle of this season. We had a couple of really bad losses in the middle of the season, and now we've won 14 out of 16. So, we're playing at a high level."
And doing it at the right time.
Enfield said he knows Florida coach Billy Donovan well, and is familiar with many Gators players from recruiting them when he was at Florida State.
"They are great people," he said. "We know they can be beaten, but we also have an unbelievable amount of respect for them, the players and the coaching staff.
"They have one of the best programs and have had the success that all of us want to have one day."
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Now that the single player version of Runic Games' Torchlight has been released, Carolyn Koh spoke with Travis Baldree, John Dunbar and Jason Beck about their plans to turn the game into an MMO.
Torchlight is a single-player Action-RPG game and the first offering of indie studio Runic Games founded by Max Schaefer and Travis Baldree. Do those guys sound familiar? Only if you played Mythos and Hellgate: London or knew about Blizzard North. Both were part of (now closed) Flagship Studios. These are the gentlemen with Diablo/Diablo II / Fate Action-RPG and Hellgate: London / Mythos MMOGs under their belt. Within months of Flagship Studios going down, we received news of Runic Games opening and a new Fate-like, Diablo-esque Action-RPG in the works with plans for taking it to MMOG.Torchlight looked and played well in demos at conventions. It was easy to get into, with a simple interface, good sound and music, and good looking. Released on October 27th, it has received acclaim from many critics and I was curious to know how a game like Torchlight would be developed into an MMOG.
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I have played the single player game and while it is fun, I am not sure how it work out in a MMO. Maybe I am picturing it wrong but I see it having looks similar to The Chronicles of Spellborn. The big question i guess is what will be the expectations or what will work in the years ahead when they are planning on releasing this into the MMO market?
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Torchlight is great
I was never a real fan of Diablo (only played both parts with friends to the end, no farming), but i TL was entertaining.
But I agree that it will be hard to make a MMO on that basment that binds you long enough and of course let some players pay for MTs.
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We'lll see how it works out. If anyone has played Mythos then they probably should expect it to be similar to that. Hopefully withint he next 6 months we get a sneak peek of what it is going to look like. I expect it to be a fun solid mmo to play.
I tried the demo of this game and absolutely loved it.
It has that 'classic' feel to it that you get with simple but effective games like Pacman and Tetris.
I assume the early release of the offline game is to generate funds for the development of the MMO version. If this is the case, I really hope people buy it. It's great value imho and an MMO version could be fantastic.
The Diablo parallels are obvious and only time will tell whether the two games will compete and if so, which will come out on top. I loved the Diablo series but I'll always play what I like the most, regardless of who made it.
These guys have some great ideas. None of them are particularly radical, but the fact that they are seriously considering implementing is what gives me confidence in this game. Too many games come out now promising goodies only to deliver them poorly implemented and at the expense of something more important.
This game reminds me of another game - Earth Eternal - in it's approach. I really like that game too because even though technically it's quite basic, the core game and the features are extremely good.
My one concern with this game is the 2-year development phase for the MMO! Crickey, that's ages! Now I'm sure some software dev guru can tell me that given what they're aiming to achieve, etc that's to be expected. However, it still looks bad on paper and things in this industry move rapidly. I just hope their cool ideas aren't old news by the time they see the light of day.
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Torchlight is a great game! If anyone has played Diablo or Mythos then you know what this game is all about. If you played Mythos then you have an idea how the MMO will work. People are already going crazy over at the forums about ways to make the game Co-op. The Modders are putting out tons of great ideas and new mods. The mod tools come out soon and a new patch is going live soon.
My biggest issue with what i read about the MMO is the pvp part. I am not into pvp. I hope it is set up where we can participate in pvp if we want instead of having to get ganked every few minutes by some kid. The one main thing I read that really got me thinking is they are already discussing new classes! That sounds awesome!
I wonder if we'll see a hardcore mode in the MMO.
I'm not here to complete my forum PVP dailies.
About what I thought, and wanted from the MMO. Simply a casual place where I can show my leet gear, challenge others to see if I'm better, chat, duel, or team up with some buds. With the way Torchlight plays, I don't see this as an issue, rather a good way to do it.
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I liked torchlight, but really after 5 minutes it felt so much like a downgraded diablo II I stopped playing. I'm looking forward to trying the map modding tools though, I saw a youtube of the developer showing how to use them and it seems very cool. Sorta like warcraft III map editor, but for diablo II. And I am a huge fan of pets, so I like how they are emphasizing that. But really the only reason they have to emphasize it is the fact that the pet is the only thing torchlight has over games like D2.
In the end, it would be funner to go get my D2 cds out any play again.
Looking forward to the MMO though, that might be cool but not sure how it would beat D3, which will be cool too and probably similar feel although its not a MMO, a torchlight MMO would be highly soloable and instanced, which practically sounds like a CORPG.
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Why does this game get so much hype when it's 2 years off?
Kinda looks to me like a cell-shaded Diablo 3, which makes sense since Schaefer is behind it. Looks like a decent candidate for a cross platform MMO possibly? I'm dying to get my hands on an MMO I can play on my PS3. ^^
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I really like the games these guys have made in the past, and love that it seems Torchlight has some of the feel FATE had. The pet system, fun side stuff like fishing etc. I actually hadn't realized until recently that it was by Runic Games. I was interested in Torchlight before, but now I am very enthusiastic. Their games always seem, at least to me, to have that, "Stay up incredibly late without even realizing it, just because you're having fun doing stuff" play factor. I hope that the proposed MMO would have that same charm.
I actually like the fact that the MMO may feel more like a Co-op rpg than a truly massive online rpg. I dunno why but I enjoy that feel to a game, and think that sort of feeling has been lacking lately. I actually hope they stick to Torchlight style graphics and view rather than the more typical graphics style you see in any number of current MMOS. It would keep it unique, as it should be.
Really hope that the MMO does happen, and will be looking forward to it with baited breath.
for the first time in so long that I cant remember, I actually feel bad for playing a pirated version of TL.
I cant wait til payday, I really hope the box comes full with cool stuff
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I like this game a lot and I'm having a great time with it. If they do decide to make an mmo version I just hope it isn't f2p.
The pets option was a cool feature but as a summoner I found that I had more minions than I did in Titan's Quest which is great. Very fun game and I've been looking for a good dungeon crawler for a long time. I hate to say it but I like it better than Dungeon Siege II, Titan's Quest and Baulder's Gate. It's a very short game but how it plays is so well done I would want to see an expansion with new areas.
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Sounds like it would be a generic MMO. Add a little different artwork. Skill trees, achievements, pve dungeons, pve gear grinding and pvp and maybe maybe region based pvp. Same old shit with different artwork. Although best of luck, I hope to be proven wrong.
If any devs of Torchlight reads this hope u realize what a big mistake u do with the item shop?
Make monthly fee keep the game alive and balanced
Make item shop let the game die slowly while the players fade waste irl money for xp potions or whatever u had in mind its not gonna work...
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For those who never played/heard of Mythos, let me assure you that this team has the ability to make an amazing MMO out of torchlight. Mythos was planned as a F2P and combined the best elements of a diablo-style game with the socialization of a MMORPG. It was very similar to the Guild Wars style; large numbers of players gather in town instances, and adventure maps are spawned as instances for parties to play in.
When surfing the Mythos forums during its beta, you can't imagine how engaging and responsive the developers were to the community. Calling their development a labor of love isn't so far from the truth. Many of us followed the studio from bankruptcy to the creation of Runic Games.
By buying Torchlight now you are contributing to the funding and development of their MMO... so please keep the support rolling!
I bought the game. I loved the demo and it is obvious in the game what they want to keep from Diablo, and what they want to improve. This is not a game that is trying to be overly complex like some MMOs, because it is focusing on the action. It is about killing hordes and hordes of mobs and loving the hell out of it. I like my complicated games, and my real virtual worlds, as you can tell by my signature, perhaps, but there is something to be said for a game like Torchlight as an MMO. I really do not see it working like a typical MMO, but as someone said, much more in the Guild Wars style like Mythos. You gather in a "safe" place to talk, trade, etc., and then you team up and go out into the dangerous world to smash up the enemy. I think this should be put into the same camp as GW, in which some people claim it is not an MMO, but I would happily pay a subscription for a well-executed Diablo style world to play around in, but it would have to be in addition to my "base" MMO, or, as I said, the virtual world I play in.
"Gamers will no longer buy the argument that every MMO requires a subscription fee to offset server and bandwidth costs. It's not true you know it, and they know it." Jeff Strain, co-founder of ArenaNet, 2007
WTF? No subscription fee?
I'm glad these guys have put out an engaging game for some income while they work on the bigger project. I think Mythos would have worked out much better for them had they started out with it instead of Hellgate. As it was, it suffered because of Hellgate's failure.
It's nice that these guys didn't just give up because of that failure.
If it had multi player ala Diablo 2... I would be all over this. However, single player games just don't do it for me anymore. Here that devs? Get multiplayer going and I'll buy your game!
I have played Torchlight the single player game. It is definitely a fun hacknslash game. I really don't like the pets but oh well. : )
They have only just released the solo game and we get a 'interview' to hear about their plans to turn it into a MMO? Come on this is just like the Dragon Age article, pure advertising for the company. MMORPG.com really needs to focus on MMO's this is getting silly now.
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I like Mythos quite a bit and love torchlight alot. If they can make the torchlight MMO a vamped up Mythos, I'll be more than obliged to play it. I just hope the F2P model works I'm enjoy paying per month much more...if not just to keep my mind at ease, beyond all the item mall issues
Now has anyone started to do up net code for torchlight? lol...they did say in a podcast interview that if someone was able to muster LAN they'd hire them


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All in all, I would like to see Arduino IDE a bit more powerfull
it's not that big problem to implement few buttons and commands
Yes, it is. Every button and command you add makes it that much harder for the beginner to understand and use.Already the "boards" menu has become too crowded (IMO.)
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The role of our Library is evolving to meet the needs of our users in the 21st century, said Gohar Ashoughian, Lauriers university librarian. The improvements this summer are a part of this evolution, and are designed to enhance our ability to support the success of Laurier students and faculty in their studies and research. It is ultimately about creating a great overall university experience. The Library is an important contributor to designing very positive experiences as our community interacts with information."
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In response to strong recent demand for more student space on the Waterloo campus, the Library has created a number of new seating areas and an additional group study room on its main floor.
New one-stop Services and Help Desk
In order to reduce confusion for users, there is now a single one-stop desk on the main floor for book checkouts, research help and general questions. Desk staff can reached at 519-884-0710 x3222 or library.wlu.ca/askus
New open shelf system for reserves and holds
To improve convenience and decrease wait times, there is now an open shelf system for reserve materials and holds, located on the main floor across from the front doors. Options for electronic availability of course reserves have also been increased. For more information on changes to reserves, see library.wlu.ca/services/reserves/changes.
Enhanced research assistance
Research support hours have been increased at both the new Services and Help Desk and on-line at library.wlu.ca/askus.
Empowering Students with Power
Thanks to funding from the Student Life Levy, 365 new two-socket electrical outlets have been installed on floors 3-7 of the Waterloo campus Library. Most study carrels now have power conveniently nearby.
New Library Website
A new Library website has been launched. The new site is designed to make it easier for our users to interact with the Library, whether via computer, tablet, or mobile device.
The above changes are part of a larger process of adaptation, which has grown out of a series of studies and reviews of our activities in recent years. The transition is leading the Library towards an enhanced focus on creating excellent student services and spaces and on providing hands on scholarly support to students and faculty.
If you have questions or comments regarding the above changes or would like more information, please contact Joanne Out at email@example.com or 519-884-0710 ext. 4426.
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Why dont we play a little? ^^
This is a game I played in others forums, so~
The rules are simple:
You put an anime image (only anime, not scans) with a character (if there are more, you should say who are you talking about to) and then the others have to say the character's name and anime where it's from.
Easy, right? ^^
Ah! If the one who posted the image dont say that the answer is correct in a long period of time (due to he doesnt post or something like that) then the player who is correct can continue the game.
You wanna play?
The first one (an easy one)


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Find out about events and opportunities while you are in Israel.Read More
February 26, 2014
The Masa-PresenTense Community Entrepreneur Partnership (CEP) engages, trains, and empowers leaders to create Jewish social entrepreneurial initiatives around the world.
Fellows learn how to leverage their creative energies to launch new social ventures that address the opportunities and challenges facing Jewish communities around the world.
Meet the Fellows below:
Jordan Barpal is currently a fellow with the Menachem Begin Heritage Center's Israel Government Fellows program, working at the Ministry of Finance in its Capital Debt Markets and Foreign Currency Transactions department. His work entails the issuance of Israel's international bonds and the management of the government's debt. In addition to Israel Government Fellows, Jordan is working to create a pay-it-forward volunteer platform as part of a social initiative and entrepreneurship program through Presentense, a venture accelerator based in Jerusalem. Prior to his fellowship in Israel, Jordan worked in New York for an international law firm, assisting the Investment Management and Hedge Funds practice groups in all areas concerning business development. Jordan attended the University of Michigan, where he earned his B.A. in Political Science and was a student-athlete on the University's football team.
Abigail Eichenhorn of Detroit, Michigan is a Masa Israel Teaching Fellow in Petach Tikvah. She has a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from Wayne State University and an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts. Her goal for the Masa-PresenTense Fellowship is to build places for children to learn about other cultures in a fun and positive way. Abigail is always looking for new ways to make the world a more loving and accepting place.
Rivka Feinberg graduated from Washington University in May 2013 with a Bachelor's in Jewish Islamic and Near Eastern Studies. During college, she fell in love with languages and studied Hebrew, Arabic and Spanish. As part of her studies, Rivka spent a semester abroad at the Hebrew University, where she took the "P'tor" exam and received Hebrew language exemption. While in Jerusalem, Rivka also interned at the Ethiopian National Project (ENP), a non-profit organization that provides social and educational programming for Ethiopian-Israeli youth, where she translated personal stories and biographies of Ethiopian-Israelis. As an undergraduate, Rivka also worked at Washington University Libraries, where she researched and photographed ownership stamps, bookplates and signatures of rare Judaica. She is currently interning for the Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority through Masa Israel's Israel Government Fellows program and participating in the Masa-PresenTense Fellowship.
Amy Herman is an effervescent leader from Burbank, California. She graduated from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in March 2013 and is excited to start her graduate studies at the University of Southern California this fall. Amy has over ten years of teaching and training experience and prides herself on being able to communicate a wide variety of material to a wider variety of learners. Past training topics have included Newton's Laws, Mac OSX, and emotional intelligence. When she grows up, Amy hopes to reform corporate culture and make work fun. She challenges the idea that happiness only comes after 5 o'clock. Amy is currently both an Israel Teaching Fellow in Rehovot and also a PresenTense fellow working on a website to help make workplaces more productive. When she's not working, she can be found traveling the world and/or doing Zumba. Amy maintains a blog that can be found at amyjoherman.com.
Rachel Horowitz is currently participating in Israel Service Fellows, teaching English in Akko and arts and crafts in the Druze village, Sajur. Before coming to Israel, Rachel spent the year working for Phi Mu sorority as a traveling Chapter Consultant. She graduated from the University of Hartford with a degree in Psychology. Rachel was very involved in campus activities and enjoyed being an orientation leader and tour guide for prospective students. During her free time you can find Rachel on the beach, baking, or enjoying time with friends. She is excited to be in the PresenTense Fellowship, working on a business venture to sell art around the world for Fair Trade.
Nicole Krassner graduated from the University of Florida in 2013 with her Bachelors of Arts in political science and her Masters of Science in Management. During her senior year, Nicole served as the President of Gators for Israel, which has been consistently recognized as one of the strongest pro-Israel collegiate groups in North America. Nicole was also a student Senator for three years, an active member of her sorority Pi Beta Phi and a proud member of the prestigious honor and service society, Florida Blue Key. In addition to coming to Israel this year, Nicole studied abroad in Florence, Italy for a semester and considers herself an avid traveler. Nicole has a wide range of work and internship experience including, but not limited to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee liaison to the University of Florida, several successful Congressional campaigns, and a frequent contributor to a variety of campus, local and regional newspapers. Currently, Nicole is a participant of the Israel Government Fellows program, a 10-month Masa Israel program based in Jerusalem. Nicole is working full-time in the International Relations Department of Yad Vashem.
Oren Okhovat has always felt a special connection to Judaism and Israel. His undergraduate degree was in International Relations and his master's degree concentrated on Jewish Diaspora communities in Latin America. Throughout his life, Oren has always been involved in Jewish communities, from Bnei Brith in high school to various University Israel and Jewish student organization. After earning his master's degree, Oren was accepted to Israel Government Fellows as an intern at the Joint Distribution Committee. He plans to fulfill his current role to the fullest, building a career in Public Relations and Development, especially within Israel and the Jewish world. Eventually, Oren would like to return to academia to pursue a PhD in Jewish History, looking at the effect language has had on Jewish cultural identity through space and time.
Justine Olschanezky is originally from France. After earning her bachelor's degree in History, she received a master's degree in International Relations from the Sorbonne University in Paris before studying Arabic and graduating in Mediation and Conflict Resolution. Through Masa Israel's Israel Government Fellows program, Justine interns in the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection with the Head Division of Multilateral Environmental Agreements.
Holden Sperling is a Masa Israel Teaching Fellow at Naomi Shemer School in Petach Tikvah. When not in the classroom, Holden is likely working away at a venture he is developing as a Masa-PresenTense Fellow. He graduated in 2013 as a Near Eastern Languages and Cultures major from UCLA. He was an intern at Reprise Theatre Company for two years, and is an executive board member at Bigger Than A Bread Box Theatre Co. He spent three months as an intern in the development department at Primary Stages, an off-broadway theatre company. In the past eight years he has stage managed over twenty productions, produced Act III Theatre Ensemble's Xanadu and, in 2006, co-founded *in-tandem productions* where he directed The Last 5 Years and was the lead producer on several productions. Holden loves photography, musical theater and other fast-paced, project based environments.
Jacob Steinblatt was born to a Modern Orthodox family in New York in 1989, and learned in a yeshiva day school for 12 years. In 2007 he attended the Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College, where he graduated in 2011 with a degree in Political Science. After completing his studies, he moved to Israel, where he served in the IDF for 14 months in the Home Front Command, improving the military reserve's firefighting system. Upon his release, he went back to New York and worked in Jewish nonprofits for several months, but realized his future was in Israel. In September 2013 he returned to Israel with WUJS Israel, a Masa Israel program offering internships in Tel Aviv, where he worked as a research assistant in the Institute for Counter-Terrorism. He completed the program in February, but is staying in Israel with the intention of making Aliyah and working to improve Israeli society through social entrepreneurship. As a Masa-PresenTense Fellow, Jason will build a social venture to aid Israeli soldiers. In his spare time, Jason likes to study Arabic.
Johannah Truppin is a professional musician and theatre practitioner originally from London. Prior to embarking on the Maslul Ishi iTrack Masa programme in Israel, she performed at prestigious venues throughout the UK including the Southbank Centre, Bristol Old Vic and Wembley Arena - and made regular appearances on UK television. Alongside her own performance credits, she has launched two professional theatre companies and is also an experienced Performing Arts educator and workshop facilitator with a diverse range of participants. Johannah holds a BA (Hons) in Performance from the Guildford School of Acting (degree validated by the University of Surrey) and before training at drama school, she attended the world famous BRIT School. With the help of the Masa-PresenTense Fellowship, Johannah is preparing to launch the English National Theatre of Israel. Her vision is to improve the quality and access to English-speaking theatre in Israel.
Abraham Lev Weiss was born in Iowa City, into a house of music, gratitude, and joy. His parents, both doctors, instilled in him at an early age a love of learning, a respect for hard-work, a compassion for all life, and an appreciation of beauty, and his brother taught him how not to be afraid. After graduating from Columbia University with a BA in Political Science and Creative Writing, Abraham spent 5 years working for various social justice organizations in the Bronx, NY, and San Francisco, California. He is fluent in French and Spanish, an accomplished musician, filmmaker, and poet, and a self-declared spiritual pilgrim. Abraham is currently a Masa Israel Teaching Fellow in Beit She'an, rekindling his passion for Jewish tradition and its many paths towards meaning, while teaching English to 3rd-6th graders at a local school. Abraham hopes to use art and spirituality to reconnect people to themselves, and assist in the creation of a more just, peaceful, and honest society.


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Glycol stearate is a combination of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms. The substance is a product of stearic acid, a common fatty acid that is found in both plants and animals.
Typically, stearic acid and its derivatives, like glycol stearate, are produced by combining fats or oils that contain the acid, like cocoa butter and shea butter, with water at extremely high heat under intense pressure. Then, the resulting fatty substance is boiled in hot water to create steam. The steam travels through a distillation apparatus, where it condenses and releases stearic acid. Then, the acid is further processed into glycol stearate and other ingredients.
The primary use of glycol stearate is in skin and hair care products, and the substance may serve as an active ingredient or an additive in formulations. More than 600 products that are available on the market today contain glycol stearate, including everything from body lotions to professional hair relaxers and colorants. Sometimes the ingredient is listed on labels as ethylene glycol monostearate, octadecanoic acid or Emerest 2350.
To understand one of the primary ways that glycol stearate benefits the skin when used as an active ingredient, it's important to understand its structure. The hair is comprised of tiny, individual pieces of protein, and the outermost, visible layer of skin is dead tissue that is no longer performing cellular functions. Tiny spaces exist between the protein fibers of the tissue, and these can grow in size, giving the skin a rough, uneven texture.
Glycol stearate has the ability to smooth and soften the skin tissue when applied topically. Its fatty, thick texture allows it to fill in the tiny spaces that exist between the protein fibers. This makes glycol stearate what is known as an emollient. Especially beneficial for dry skin, glycol stearate is found in a wide variety of moisturizers, body lotions, body butters and even hair conditioners.
In addition to softening the skin and hair, glycol stearate also helps to cleanse it. When added to shampoos, body washes and facial cleansers, glycol stearate can function as a surfactant. This means that the ingredient helps to disrupt the natural shape of oil molecules, making them easy to wash away with water. Although it is sometimes found in bubble baths, glycol stearate does not create a foam or lather in products. As a result, manufacturers must add an additional ingredient to their formulas to produce the suds and bubbles that are expected from cleansers, shampoos and similar products.
When added to skin and hair care products in small amounts, glycol stearate can be used to make formulas less transparent to improve their visual appearance. The ingredient is also added to products to keep their liquid and oil ingredients well mixed, so that they remain more potent and effective.
The Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel has previously conducted reviews of the safety of glycol stearate, and with each review, has found that the ingredient is safe when used in skin and hair care products. Environment Canada, the leading Canadian cosmetics review panel, has also confirmed the overall safety of the ingredient. Glycol stearate is not known to have any toxic properties or to have a potential for mutagenic effects.
Studies from the Journal of the American College of Toxicology conducted during the 1980s did find that glycol stearate causes irritation on the skin in rabbits. Those with very sensitive skin or skin allergies may develop redness, itching or mild swelling from the use of glycol stearate;however in general, the ingredient is well tolerated in most people.
Sometimes, consumers confuse glycol stearate with glycol distearate, believing incorrectly that the names of these two ingredients can be used interchangeably. While glycol distearate is another ester of stearic acid, it has a different molecular structure and chemical composition. To further confuse the matter, glycol distearate does have some of the same benefits as glycol stearate and can be used as an opacifying agent in skin and hair care products.
Glycol distearate is also used to increase the thickness or viscosity of products. When added to moisturizers and conditioners, the ingredient functions as an occlusive rather than an emollient like glycol stearate. This means that glycol distearate prevents the evaporation of moisture from the skin and hair instead of lubricating and softening it.


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Sounds like a great idea, Snakes should be all over this thre...... oh wait.
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I used to love the idea of this sort of megawad a few years ago. I still do as a matter of fact, but I'd say I'm definitely too experienced in mapping to be a newbie by now.
The real charm with a newbie megawad is that the ideas are usually fresh and more explorative than the relatively "safe" gameplay a lot of more experienced mappers will go for.
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can we do ZDoom in Hexen format and include new monsters etc?
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I would strongly prefer all maps in this project to be Boom compatible and only using stock Doom II textures. It will make it easier for first timers to get used to the essentials without getting into more advanced stuff.
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Wait, there's a difference between Doom 2 compatible and Boom compatible? I thought Boom compatible was just limit-removing
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and in that Doom 2 compatible would automatically = Boom compatible.
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>you don't want to put 9v directly on the pinThis means don't connect 9 volts to any arduino digital or analog input pin>the maximum is 5 volts for a board that is running on 5 volts!The maximum voltage you should connect to these pins is the voltage powering the controller chip (usually 5 volts)>If you want to measure 9v you would use a voltage divider. The method called a voltage divider is used to measure more than 5 volts>The value you read will always be 5v divided by 1024 but if using a divider ( say with two equal value resistors to divide the voltage in half) 1024 would equal 10 volts.If you use a voltage divider to divide the voltage in half (using two equal value resistors) then the maximum value from analogRead will actually be 10 volts ( you get 5 volts on the pin because you have given 10 volts into the voltage divider and that has divided the voltage in half)
i got a 9V pin i audrino board so i can take a 9v output rite??
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By RICHARD SHAW, Emery County Progress publisher
The Emery County Progress website grew recently as the paper launched an on-line directory for businesses. The new feature of the site may be accessed by going to the home page of the Emery County Progress and clicking on the menu bar where it is labeled "Business Directory." Doing that will bring up a directory of all businesses in the area. Preferred businesses are listed at the top of the directory.
The site is designed to give readers a complete listing of information about businesses at the click of a mouse. The listing is searchable by using key words or asking to locate services.
If a reader types in "restaurants," a listing of all local establishments will pop up. Once a reader clicks on a specific restaurant, information such as address and phone number are displayed.
The preferred businesses that appear first have joined with the Emery County Progress to provide more information for readers. The information includes a map location of the business and a description of the establishment along with the company's logo, offerings, photos and a video in some cases.
There is also a link with which readers may connect to a company's website. Once the site is set up by the Emery County Progress staff, the business can adjust what is on the displayed page.
For instance, a restaurant can have a menu displayed on the site and change it at any time. The restaurant could also list daily specials or notes from the chef for that day's fare. The site also gives the business the ability to provide coupons that readers can print out and bring to the company for a discount.
Some businesses are also opting for an E-shopping site. For instance, a store might have a number of items it wants to sell on-line to customers who request it through the web. The items can be displayed as well as purchased right on the site.
For today's businesses, a website presence is an important part of marketing.
But people who use a general search engine know that, when something is requested, pages and pages of listings frequently come up. Often, a business's site will be buried behind hundreds of others. The way the sites get to the top of the list is to have a business connected to hundreds or even thousands of hits generated by the host search engine.
The Emery County Progress has teamed up with dozens of newspapers across the country and their vast readerships to create that kind of volume in the site. So within a few weeks of being listed as preferred businesses, when a type of establishment is requested through one of the search engines, the company will be near the top of that listing.
Listing in a business directory is an important part of commerce in the age of the Internet. Many people younger than 35 years of age get much of their information from websites and searches.
Local establishments interested in becoming preferred businesses in the Emery County Progress Business Directory may contact Lynna Tweddell or Jenni Fasselin at 637-0732 for additional information.


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Pump up your look with the Steve Madden Gloria. This platform pump has understated style with its contrast piping and daring heel height.
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Social media complaints bring halt to T-shirt sales
Pro soccer, historically, has been a hard sell in the USA – especially women's pro soccer.
But a franchise in the eight-team National Women's Soccer League launching next month has already has sold 6,500 season tickets.
It also had a hot-selling T-shirt, until the team stopped selling it after criticism that it was sexist.
You be the judge on the NWSL Portland (Ore.) Thorns $28 Adidas T-shirt, which was printed with the question: "Feelin' Thorny?"
In one sense, the T-shirt could be interpreted as a reference to rose thorns for a team playing in "the City of Roses."
The T-shirts were selling well after debuting last week, says Thorns chief operating officer Mike Golub, but sales ended Friday after complaints of sexism showed up on social media, including Facebook. Golub told oregonlive.com that while "a great majority of fans find (the T-shirts) funny ... there is a group of people who don't like it."
The team, along with the men's Portland Timbers of Major League Soccer, is owned by Merritt Paulson, son of the former U.S. Treasury secretary Hank Paulson. The younger Paulson declined comment.
The Thorns begin play April 21.


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Natural History Museum
10th and Constitution Ave., NW
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Location: 1st Floor, North Center
Covering 71% of the Earth's surface and containing 97% of the planet's water, the ocean is a vast and complex ecosystem; it is intrinsically connected to other global ecosystems and is essential to all life, including our own. In this new hall, the importance and complexity of the ocean is revealed through a cross-disciplinary perspective—biological, geological, and anthropological. Information on understanding and predicting changes to the Earth's environment and on how to conserve and manage coastal and marine resources to meet our nation's economic, social, and environmental needs is also highlighted.
Highlights include a life-size model of a 45-foot North Atlantic right whale, based on the real female whale named Phoenix, the centerpiece of the exhibition; two giant squids; a set of 7-foot-tall jaws of the extinct great white shark (Carcharodon megalodon), the biggest shark that ever lived; and a 26-foot long Northwest Coast canoe, carved especially for the exhibition by a Tlingit master carver.
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Moving up and Out — These Trees Were Made for Walking
With large areas of our planet heating up because of climate change, some trees (and plants) are pulling up roots and heading north, to higher elevations and to cooling climes—well, sort of.
A U.S. Forest Service-led study suggests there are a few dozen tree species in the eastern U.S. that are moving north at an unexpected rate.
"For some plants and trees, moving north is real and their only chance for survival," said Chris Woodall, a research forester for Northern Research Station and the study's author. "Our study confirms a link between global warming and forest migration. It's no longer conjecture." Read more »