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CARAVAN engineer Robin Marriott has landed a windfall of £100,000 after winning The Health Lottery's Saturday jackpot last week.
Twenty-seven-year-old Robin's first thoughts were of his mum, whose car of 10 years was on its last legs – his first purchase with his winnings was to buy mum Valerie a brand new white Volkswagen UP.
"She has had a car for 10 years but I wanted to treat her, so I surprised her by turning up with a new one," he said.
"She hasn't been able to afford one, so she was delighted when I pulled up and broke down in tears. She was a bit emotional.
"She also said I shouldn't have spent that much money on her, but she was really happy about it and it was so nice to be able to do that for her."
Robin, of Vicarage Road, Swindon, said he was thrilled when he discovered he had won and admitted he had not really held out much hope of securing the cash prize.
"It is one of those things you just never expect to happen. I was slightly shocked," he said.
His next step will be to get his foot on the property ladder, along with girlfriend Keana Marsh, 21.
"I am going to buy a house and see what I have after that. At my age it would have taken ages to save that much money, so this is a real bonus," said Robin.
"I won't be blowing any of it. I have already been there and done that, so I am going to use the money sensibly."
Robin plans to keep playing the Health Lottery and his workmates have asked him to pool their money together to buy tickets in the future in the hope that he is a lucky charm.
"I plan to keep playing. I like the way it helps fund local health causes so I have no plans to stop getting my ticket," he said. "We do a lottery syndicate at work and now my colleagues have said they want me to buy the ticket as they think I must be lucky."
Every ticket sold from The Health Lottery helps raise money for local health charities and projects and has already helped to raise more than £1,163,000 for projects in Swindon and Gloucestershire through Community Interest Company HealthTotal.
Mimi Turner, director of sales and marketing at The Health Lottery, said: "I am so happy for Robin. I think it is lovely that his first thought was to get his mum a new car."
Local organisations that have benefited from money raised throught the Health Lottery include Mencap, The Conservation Volunteers, Play Gloucestershire and Swindon Children's Scrapstore.


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by L. Shelby
I guess I should of figured this was a bad plan before I got myself clinging to the outside of one of the university buildings and watching the dark circle of the moon crawl up the sky, while beside me Werin the Weasel twisted, squirmed and muttered. He was trying to do magic on a window-ledge. And that's when I finally got past my starry giddiness at being picked out as his prentice, and wondered if stealing from the Head of the College for Sorcerous Studies was so good a chance after all.
I don't got schooling, but I can count to two. Werin wanted me because I was small and skinny, and he hadn't even looked close enough to notice I wasn't a boy. By the time I wiggled through the window and let him inside, I didn't feel special no more, and only my breath catching in my chest and the thought of the warning leaves of fall kept me from scampering there and then. Which I should of done, because next I know there's alarm bells going off, and the university police are chasing me and Werin over the campus rooftops, and what folks say happens in the College of Justice's basement ain't no better from freezing.
Werin's long legs got him ahead, and he didn't have weak lungs neither, but I caught up when he reached a roof that weren't so tilted, and pulled out a medallion made of nine gold rings all hooked together, and placed it carefully on the tiles. The thing reeked of magic. It had little rainbow colored flares of the stuff leaping off of it, and it made me nervous. But Werin couldn't see magic. I knew that from when he walked right into those blue thready things that activated the alarm, earlier. But I couldn't take another step nohow, so I collapsed over the ridgepole, and lay their gasping and watching.
"Said use as a last resort," Werin muttered, and he shot a peek toward the approaching police, and gulped. His pointy nose twitched, and he fastened his eyes once more on the medallion in frowning concentration. He traced a figure in the air, and then knelt on the roof and touched his forehead to the medallion nine times. The eighth time he hit it a bit too hard and it slipped down the roof a ways, so that when he touched it the last time he had to overreach himself and fell sprawling, almost slipping over the edge. He had to clutch desperately at the gutters, and scrabble about before he could right himself, and I would have laughed but for not having my breath yet, and I was too scared anyway.
Then a great beam of magic streamed from the medallion right up towards the sky like a beacon. It rose higher and higher, shooting up towards the black circle of the moon like a fountain lit by the glow of a hundred colored lights. And as it stretched up into the sky, the moon lit up. It glowed as shiny as a silver bit and as smooth as white satin, and I stood gaping like a gobby until I had to blink and look away, and I finally figured it was lighting up everything like a giant lamp, and if I could see the angles of the roofs and the police and the wall around the campus and everything, then they could see me too.
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After my Mini Cheesecake Recipe was posted, I was asked if the recipe could be done without the crust. I ventured out to see if a crustless mini cheesecake was possible. Guess what, it was! I used the same recipe as before, only this time I left out the vanilla wafers and just poured the cheesecake mixture right into the cupcake liners. I present to you, CRUSTLESS MINI CHEESECAKES!
It baked basically the same as my recipe with a crust, except that it didn't exactly peel off the paper perfectly- as you can see from the picture. It was still delicious, and still incredibly scrumptious… nay, divine! These cheesecakes are DIVINE!
- 16 oz Cream Cheese
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(Literary Masterpieces, Volume 2)
In Dictation: A Quartet, Cynthia Ozick presents four long stories, three of them previously published: "Dictation," "Actors," "At Fumicaro," and "What Happened to the Baby?" An admirer of Henry James's work in her early years, Ozick later freed herself from his influence. The title story, "Dictation," is an exuberantly witty exercise in imagination in which James, his spoken words mimicking his elaborately constructed prose, discusses literary matters with the young Joseph Conrad, the apprentice novelist. James and Conrad were acquaintedthat much is history. The rest of the story is the author's invention.
Conrad, visiting the master in his country home, learns that James, his hands crippled by years of gripping his pen, has hired an amanuensis to type his dictated words on a newfangled invention, the Remington. Conrad worries: Might the intervention of the typist and her machine break the sacred relationship between the brain and the pen?
Nine years later, after Conrad has achieved success, he meets James again in London. However, Conrad's hands have been crippled by gout; he, too, has hired a secretary with a Remington. Conrad and James debate weighty literary questions, such as whether a writer's fiction reveals the dark secrets of his inner self, as Conrad believes, or masks his true identity, as James believes. The comedy turns on the ironic irrelevance of this debate when the two amanuenses, portrayed under their real names, take matters into their own hands and conspire to interfere with the texts of their employers.
Theodora Bosanquit, James's secretary, is a schemer who sets out to seduce Lilian Hollowes, Conrad's shy, awkward secretary who is secretly in love with her employer. Conrad has hoped to prevent a meeting between the two women, fearing that his secrets would be revealed. Nevertheless, Theodora outmaneuvers him and introduces herself to Lilian, taking her to tea and ferreting out personal details of her life.
Having failed to seduce her, Theodora plays upon Lilian's secret worship of her employer and her jealousy of Conrad's wife. Lilian agrees, albeit reluctantly, to Theodora's plot. The scheme is intriguing: Is it possible for each typist to copy a passage from her employer's text and have the other insert it into her writer's manuscript without being detected? Certainly, says Theodora; the artistic ego, believing in its own genius, will assume that the substituted passage is of his own brilliant invention. The two supposedly altered stories are James's "The Jolly Corner" and Conrad's "The Secret Sharer."
Ozick revels in linguistic play and, with an unerring gift for dialogue, mimics James's pretentious diction and Conrad's passionate outpourings. She even hints at a liaison between Theodora and a young Virginia Woolf, identified only as Ginny. Should anyone detect anachronisms, Ozick assures readers, in an impish footnote, that this is, after all, just fiction.
Perhaps this is a diabolical instance of feminist revenge against the great men who treat their secretaries as inferiors. Certainly the story poses an intriguing literary puzzle: If the amanuenses, mere employees in the service of genius, succeed in their scheme, who can claim ownership of a literary text?
In "Actors," Matt Sorley, the stage name of Mose Sadacca, is nearly sixty, an unemployed actor who prides himself on the wit and subtlety of his work. He pretends to attend auditions, rejecting the "geezer" roles that he is offered, and he disdains his occasional stereotyped roles in television series. Frances, his long-suffering wife, resents having to support them both by creating crossword puzzles. Her arcane vocabulary is the source of much of the humor in the story.
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Neither Here Nor There: No Black Friday shopping for me!
Published 6:00 am, Sunday, November 27, 2011
OMG! I was grinning ear-to-ear when my son told me my grandkids would just as soon have money under their Christmas tree this year.
"They want both - gifts to unwrap and money to go shopping at the after-Christmas sales," he added.
That was music to my ears - I'm not a shopper. Wait, don't get shopper confused with junker. I am a junker and an antique-er, but I pretty well lock down when it comes to buying new things.
For example: I haven't been in a mall in years - well, if you don't count prom dress shopping in Oklahoma City last spring with my daughter-in-law, Lisa, her mother, Mary (my co-grandmother), and our granddaughter Danielle. We were on the way home from a basketball tournament in Bartlesville and they decided to look at prom dresses.
The extent of my participation was taking a cellphone photo of D wearing her top two prom dress choices to send to her sister, Lacee, so she could help with D's decision. While I'm confessing, I have to add that D had to send the photos since I didn't know how to use that function on my Android. (At least I knew it was an Android.)
I can spend hours combing through antique shops and, even better, dusty junk stores, Goodwill and packed garages, but drop me off at the mall or a department store and I'm lost.
I'm so bad that I raised my family on emergency shopping. We only went shopping when it was an emergency. When my son grew so fast his ankles were showing, we bought two pair of jeans every two weeks and I washed one pair at night. We had to shop for school clothes, but I considered that an emergency, and we did it all in an afternoon.
When my oldest daughter needed a new prom dress one year, we literally bought it the day of the prom.
I realized how bad I was when my youngest daughter, Nicole, went shopping at the mall in Lubbock with her friend, Amy Barrett, and Amy's grandmother, Arleen Freeman. They spent all day going from store to store, trying on whatever took their fancy and browsing through rack after rack in store after store. I think they hit every place in the mall, including the food court. Nicole came home on cloud nine. Arleen was her new hero.
"Mom, Arleen never once told us to hurry up. She let us look at everything!"
To Arleen, shopping was a sport, and she excelled at it.
I did feel guilty and I tried to be like Arleen one time, but it's just not in me. If I need something, that's my goal - get in and get out. If I don't need anything, why waste time walking around and looking?
My grandgirls are shoppers - frugal on one hand and fashionistas on the other. If they want a pair of $85 jeans, they save, then shop, then buy. When they reached their teenage years, their parents gave them an allowance to cover car gas, Cokes, make-up and nonessentials. It didn't take long for the girls to learn the gas money ran out if they weren't careful and that they could save their money if they car pooled, taking one car one time, then the other. Otherwise, they knew they would be walking. With the threat of having to walk six blocks to school, they learned to budget and save gas.
Not being a shopper, added to the fact that I'm usually working on Black Friday, I've never been tempted to stand in line at 6 a.m. on the off chance that I'll get a bargain. I'll just shop when I'm in the mood and take my chances.
Not so for Lane, the only boy in a grandclutch of girls who decided Thanksgiving Day that he wanted the 40-inch television advertised in the Walmart circular for his Christmas. I tried to discourage him by telling him he might have to wait in line for hours and then not get one.
He was willing and talked his parents into stopping by after going to a movie to see if there were lines.
Of course there were, but he was determined so his dad waited with him while his mom brought his sisters back to the house so Lacee could get to Canyon before her curfew, then returned to shop while the guys waited in line.
"It was a party," Lee related Friday morning. "When you stand in line with 100 other people for several hours, you get acquainted real quick. We shared hot wings, then sent Lisa out for Allsup's burritos. It was fun."
Friday morning, I told him about the woman in Los Angeles who pepper-sprayed her fellow shoppers and the person in Fayetteville, Ark., who went ballistic and shot someone.
"Well, there was a fight or scuffle last night," he laughed. "But it was something to do with girlfriends, not televisions."
When it was all said and done, Lane got his TV.
An added surprise was that his mom and dad got one for me.
Best of all, I didn't have to stand in line to get mine.
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Distal femoral opening-wedge osteotomy for lateral compartment osteoarthritis of the knee
Authors Das DHPW, Sijbesma T, Hoekstra HJ, van Leeuwen WM
Published 10 November 2008 Volume 2008:1 Pages 25—29
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/OAS.S3888
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Dirk HPW Das1, Thea Sijbesma2, Henk J Hoekstra2, Willem M van Leeuwen2
1Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Máxima Medisch Centrum Veldhoven, The Netherlands; 2Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, The St Anna Hospital, Geldrop, The Netherlands
Abstract: We retrospectively evaluated 12 patients with lateral gonarthritis after a distal femoral lateral opening osteotomy using a Puddu-plate. Thirteen patients with lateral gonarthritis and genu valgum were operated upon. One patient died during follow-up. We used the Lysholm score and the adapted Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) clinical and functional score. At 34 months follow up, all patients had a functional and clinical evaluation. All patients responded to a questionnaire over the telephone regarding the survival, Lysholm, and functional HSS score at 74 months follow-up. The average age at operation was 52 years. The average correction angle was 11° (16° to 5°). At 34 months follow up, the functional HSS score improved from 58 to 72 points. At 74 months follow up, the Lysholm score improved from 64 to 77 points. The clinical horizon scanning system score improved from 42 points presurgery to 64 postsurgery. Two knees were converted to total knee arthroplasty due to persisting postoperative pain. Lateral supracondylar opening-wedge osteotomy is a satisfying treatment for lateral osteoarthritis of the knee with genu valgum in younger patients.
Keywords: lateral gonarthritis, femoral osteotomy, Lysholm score, knee
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A wet end to the week sees Gerard and Mark reflect on timber, elections, motorcycles, fires and black swans!
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There is renewed concern that changes to the management of the timber industry will see job losses in East Gippsland. The concerns have been raised by Independent Member for Gippsland East Craig Ingram who says the creation of new National Parks has restricted his constituents from making a living.
The Latrobe City has set aside land for up to 1400 new house blocks near Morwell to be developed over the next 25 years. It is hoped that Morwell and Moe will become dormitory towns for Melbourne workers and bring about growth in the towns as a result. The Latrobe City say that Morwell is currently without any residential land ready for development and hope this release will both satisfy demand and drive growth.
And while there is lots of rain around parts of Gippsland and Victoria at present, the Building Commission has released a guide to home owners in making their homes more bush fire resistant. The Commission hopes the recommendations in the guide will assist home owners make their properties safer form both embers and radiant heat.
Finally the pilgrimage to the Island is on once again with the Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix on once again on Phillip Island. Thousands of motor cycle enthusiasts have been riding across Gippsland to see the world's best riders compete on Sunday. The annual Barry Sheene Ride again drew hundreds to the streets of Bairnsdale right through to San Remo on Thursday of this week.
Police are warning riders to ride responsibly during their stay in the region and have a high visibility on Gippsland's roads this weekend.


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19-year-old sprinkles chilli powder in mother's eyes, strangulates her
A youth in West Bengal killed his mother fearing that she would learn of his failure in an examination.
A 19-year-old boy strangulated his mother to death in North 24 Parganas district on Thursday, in fear of being exposed that he had failed to clear the test to appear for the Higher Secondary Examination, the police said.
Sourav Khilari first sprinkled chilli powder in his mother Mousumi's eyes and then strangulated her using a skipping rope, the sources said.
The woman managed to raise an alarm, following which their neighbours at Green Park, which falls under Belgharia police station, reached there, broke open the door of their flat and found the woman lying dead.
The police came and arrested Sourav, the only child of Mousumi and her husband, a railway employee.
During interrogation, Sourav said he failed in the test examination and could not appear for the Higher Secondary Examination.
But he did not inform his parents about this. As his friends started receiving admit cards for HS Examination, Sourav thought now his parents would get to know that he had failed, the police said.
His mother used to look after his studies, the police said, adding Sourav's father was at office when the incident occurred.


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The Assembly and Senate just announced the preliminary budget hearing schedule, a process that culminates in the omnibus conference committees known as "mothership" sessions, which enables us to link to this classic Parliament-Funkadelic track from the first time in 2012.
The announcement:
Senate Finance Committee Chair John A. DeFrancisco and Assembly Ways and Means Committee Chair Herman D. Farrell, Jr., today announced the Joint Legislative Hearing Schedule on the 2012-2013 Executive Budget proposal.
These hearings, each of which focuses on a programmatic area, are intended to provide the appropriate legislative committees with public input on the executive budget proposal. The hearings will be available for viewing on the Senate and Assembly websites and the Legislative Channel (available on cable system throughout the state), but will be preempted when the houses are in session. At the conclusion of the legislative deliberations, televised coverage of the hearings will resume.
In accordance with the schedule, the hearings will commence on Monday, January 23, and continue through Tuesday, February 14, 2012. The respective state agency or department heads will begin testimony each day, followed by witnesses who have signed up to testify on that area of the budget. Those testifying must limit comments to no more than 10 minutes.
Persons interested in testifying must contact the person listed on the schedule no later than the close of business, two days prior to the respective hearing. Forty copies of your testimony should be presented at the registration desk at each respective hearing.
The agency and the departmental portion of the hearings are provided for in Article 7, Section 3 of the Constitution and Article 2, Section 31 of the Legislative Law. The state Legislature is also soliciting public comment on the proposed budget pursuant to Article 2, Section 32-a of the Legislative Law.


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Gordon Ramsey to Team with Victoria and David Beckham?Matt Richenthal at . Comments
David Beckham makes news on the soccer field.
Victoria Beckham makes news for her giant boobs.
But this British power couple may soon be making news for a venture with foul-mouthed chef Gordon Ramsay.
Ramsay tells News of the World, "We've been friends for a while and have spoken about it. There's always been something in the pipeline."
That something would basically be a restaurant, one that caters to vegetarians we'd imagine because the former Posh Spice is one.
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Some truth
We live in a world filled to the fucking brim with delusional assholes. How do we know they're delusional? We know this because their delusions are painfully apparent every time they open their mouths. You're embarrassed for them. You sit and listen and nod your head and let shit slide because you don't want to hurt anyone's feelings at that particular moment, but wouldn't it be lovely to stop just one of these motherfuckers in their tracks and simply tell them the truth?
It's beaten into our heads from a young age that we're not to listen to naysayers. That we're to tune them out, because they're only trying to bring us down to make themselves feel better. That the old "Crab Bucket" analogy holds true only if one allows it to happen. That what you're supposed to do is set a goal. To continue getting after that goal to the exclusion of all else, never permitting the extraneous to discourage you and bump you off your path.
You know what, though? Sometimes it's horseshit, because some people don't have a snowball's chance in hell of getting where they want to go. They simply won't ever get there, and there's not a damned thing anyone can do about it. And when you're sitting there listening to them tell you how wonderful they are, and how blind the world is for not acknowledging their talents, wouldn't it be the most liberating feeling ever to stop them in their tracks and say exactly what's on your mind?
You suck at this. You'll never be any good. Stop doing it.
I'm not talking about being a naysayer here, though. This is about telling someone who can't, that they just fucking can't. Obviously there's a context here, and in this case it's writing. And if I had a nickel for every dime-ass motherfucker who told me their blog should land them a book deal, I wouldn't need the one I got. So you read people's shit, maybe offer a few suggestions, and it's off to the races for them. And what you want to say, the entire time, is that their thinking actually insults you.
As if this happened to me by accident.
The book I've been contracted to write is the result of a life that most of you wouldn't have wanted to lead. Trust me on that one. Have other people had it worse? Of course. If I claimed otherwise, I'd be considered delusional. I'm not delusional, however, so I tend to qualify the things I've been through in my life, referring to the entire body of work as Life Experience. This, I have. Some of this Life hasn't been Experienced in the lives of others, and so they find it interesting to read what I've written about it.
Perhaps you have some Life Experience, too. When you put it to words, it seems interesting to you. Surefire. The world is gonna love me. But sometimes, if your Life Experience isn't applied at the right time and in the right place, you'll find that nobody gives a rat's ass. You may not suck as a writer, technically speaking, but if the world ignores your subject matter, it's hardly their fault, now, is it?
I have lots of life experience. I'm wise beyond my years for a twenty-four year old. I even went to Europe once.
You want Life Experience, motherfuckers? Get a job. Work for a living. Buy a house. Pay a mortgage. Have some kids. Get in a fight. Fight in a war. Get cancer. Watch someone die.
Now, I've never claimed to be the best writer on the planet. I've many long miles ahead of me in terms of refining my style and voice. And who knows? Maybe I'll be a one-hit-wonder. Maybe I'm deluding myself into thinking people dig the writing style rather than the story I'm telling. Am I the delusional one here? Whatever happens, happens. If the book ends up sucking, I'm assuming I'll find out quick, fast and in a hurry.
What I do know, however, is that I'm capable of writing in full sentences, most of which are grammatically correct. I can take those sentences and piece them together to form a paragraph. I've proven, at least to myself in writing this book, that I can cobble together several pages full of paragraphs and turn them into a chapter. And so on. Occasionally, I can pull something out of my ass and come up with a passage that gets me some attention. Shit happens. Blind squirrels and such.
Most people can't do this, you'll find. With many of those who can, my eyes glaze over before I get halfway down the page. What kills me about people is the fact that they simply don't understand the time involved in learning how to write with any degree of skill. I can do this because my mother raised me to be able to write. Because I grew up in a house filled with books -- my mother's influence, obviously -- and not reading them all was simply out of the question.
Mark Twain, H.G. Wells, Tolkien, Shakespeare, C.S. Lewis, Stephenson, Thoreau, Emerson, Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Many, many more. We had, in my house, an original set of the Harvard Classics that was given to my mother by her uncle, who was a Catholic priest and a professor at Holy Cross. I've read nearly every volume cover to cover. We weren't permitted to take them out of the living room, so I'd settle myself in the middle of the floor and immerse myself in the Rubiyat of Omar Khyyam, to the exclusion of all the crap going on around me. I'm likely the only bouncer you'll ever meet who has read both the Book of Mormon and the Koran.
My father looked at this and assumed I'd turn out gay.
Why mention all this? Because if you're some half-assed blogger with literary delusions, yet you can't write in full sentences, you need to know how much work it'll take for you to get your sorry ass up to speed. I'm not saying the process requires nearly thirty years of daily reading, but if you suck, you'll continue to suck for quite a while, and it's going to take more than a line edit here and there for you to get your shit together.
I've written previously about how every man thinks he knows how to fight. And about how both men and women -- with one notable exception -- all think they know how to drive. And how professionals in both fields will tell you that ninety-eight percent of the population can't do either.
Add writing to the list, at least in the blog universe. You can't tell people shit about their writing, so I stopped trying long ago. Page after page of nonsense. Boring, illiterate nonsense. By idiots, about idiocy. Which is all fine and dandy if you're doing this because you enjoy it. But if your work sucks the cock, and all you can do is mouth off about the success of others -- erroneously thinking, of course, that your work doesn't eat a fat dick -- you need to be told the truth.
And wouldn't that be lovely?


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10 Awesome Female Athletes and the Sexism they've Endured
Wimbledon ended last week on a thoroughly sexist note.
Not only did many major newspapers forget that it has not been 77 years since the tennis tournament had a British champion — it has been that long since a male British tennis player won but Virginia Wade won the singles title in 1977 — also BBC Radio 5 Live presenter John Inverdale had this to say as French player Marion Bartoli climbed into the stands to embrace her father:
"Do you think Bartoli's dad told her when she was little, 'You're never going to be a looker, you'll never be a [Maria] Sharapova, so you have to be scrappy and fight'?"
To be a female athlete in an age of instantly seeing photos of yourself (sweaty, hair mussed) plastered all across the internet is to find that, whatever your athletic ability (Olympic gold, MVP trophies from the WNBA) you will be reminded that yours is a female body and that people are looking at you and judging.
Like pregnant women, female athletes' bodies are pretty much public property.
As the example of Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova has shown, big sponsorships, product endorsements, magazine covers and media attention tend to go to female athletes based not so much on their athletic ability as on their bodies.
Take track and field (and bobsled) athlete Lolo Jones and her performance at last summer's Olympics as an example. While she twice won gold at the World Indoor Championships in 2008 and 2010, she did not win any Olympic medals (and was not considered a favorite) but still attracted plenty of attention because she appeared unclothed on magazine covers.
For woman athletes, certain kinds of "good looks" plus athletic ability can get you product endorsements. But if you're a great athlete and "that's all," forget it.
To illustrate this, here's a list of ten women who've had to endure such antiquated thinking:
1. American Gymnast Gabby Douglas
Douglas won two Olympic goal medals only to be criticized about her hair.
2. British Heptathlon Champion Jessica Ennis
Despite her record breaking Ennis has been criticized about her weight. Her response: "Everyone has their hang-ups, but I see my body as a training tool and I feel good about it."
3. Australian Swimmer Leisel Jones
An eight-time Olympic medalist and one of the best swimmers in Australian history, Jones has also been criticized for her weight.
4. The Entire Brazilian Women's Soccer Team
The team was told they were "heavy" looking by Enow Ngachu, the Cameroon coach (after the Brazilians had defeated his team 5-0).
5. South African Runner Caster Semenya
Despite her talent Semenya has been accused of having "ugly muscles" that make her "look like a man."
6. Tennis Champion Serena Williams
Williams is currently ranked the number 1 women's tennis player in the world. Still, " Williams' size, her muscles, and her derriere seem never to escape mention" and (what century is this?) some sports journalists have described her as "savage."
7. Basketball Player Brittney Griner
Griner, the first openly gay athlete to sign with Nike, has faced some exceedingly cruel remarks about her appearance.
8. U.S. Olympic Weightlifter Sarah Robles
Robles has written about the discrimination she's faced about her body in the media on Pretty Strong, her blog.
9. British Swimmer Rebecca Adlington
Adlington was forced to respond to some vile comments about her appearance by Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle by pointing out that, after a race, "My hair is wet, I'm bright red from racing and working hard."
10. British weightlifter Zoe Smith
Smith was once told she was the "fat cow" of weightlifting, among other choice remarks.
Finally, I'm left to wonder what are the people who make these kinds of comments thinking?
Photo of Marion Bartoli via Wikimedia Commons


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We know female ESPN anchors have had more than their fair share of issues with disturbances at hotels.
The latest version comes is in the style of Pranknet, a syndicate of people with way too much time on their hands who prank call people and force them into ridiculous stunts. One of their specialties: convincing hotel patrons that their room is on fire or in the vicinity of a gas leak, forcing them to break through the door and/or windows.
Their latest target was ESPNU reporter Elizabeth Moreau, who was staying in a Gainesville, Florida Hilton Garden Inn while covering a Florida-Tennessee volleyball match.
The male caller, who masqueraded as her husband to get his call past the front desk, informed Moreau that the building was on fire and instructed her to use the toilet lid cover to break through her window, which she did.
The caller then yelled at Moreau, telling her in Moreau's own words it was "what she gets for being a bad ex-wife" along with other expletives.
Pranknet hasn't yet taken responsibility for the call, though in the past they have frequently used similar hoaxes and often target Hilton Garden Inns for their lax call-screening practices.
Look on the bright side: at least we won't have a video of this incident released illegally onto the Web.
Use the toilet lid cover to break into my Twitter account @sportsdoctormd


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Taking a page from the Journey handbook, apparently Jimmy Page is itching to get back in the studio with his old band mates, even if they're not really into it.
In an interview with 6 Music, Jimmy Page's manager confirmed that Led Zeppelin are planning to tour and record a new album with a replacement singer for Robert Plant.
It's not really a surprise as Plant -- who in December told NME that he wasn't interested in doing a Led Zeppelin reunion -- remains the only member of the legendary band still making commercially viable music. In October, Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones hinted that the band were willing to continue with or without Plant, who affirms that he still remains on good terms with his former band mates.
Speaking to 6 Music about Led Zeppelin's future plans, Page's manager Peter Mensch confirmed that the band would indeed carry on if they can find the right singer.
"Jimmy Page has been playing guitar professionally since he was 16 years old. Jimmy Page likes being a musician. That's what he does! He doesn't want to be a race car driver or a solicitor," Mensch said.
"So they [Page, Jones and drummer Jason Bonham] did the show [at London's O2 Arena in 2007] with Robert Plant; they had a really good time rehearsing, the three of them, before Robert showed up. And they decided that if they could find a singer that they thought would fit their bill -- whatever their bill was at this stage in their career -- that they'd make a record and go on tour."
While the idea is still in its infancy, rumors of who Plant's replacement will be have started to swirl, with Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler being brought up as potential options and NME also hinted that the band was rehearsing with American singer Myles Kennedy. Though Mensch remained tight-lipped on the Subject.
"It's gonna be a long and difficult process," he said. "And we're not soliciting people! So don't call me about it!"


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Archive for June, 2010
Party time
June 2nd, 2010 • News
Tags: As Birds We'd Be Fine, Beaty Heart, Declan McClafferty, Doors, Ice Black Birds, LAISSEZ FAIRE CLUB, Oli Frape, The Flowerpot, The Jacquerie, Them Changes
The launch party for our first ever record release takes place on the 15th of this month at The Flowerpot in North London. All things considered, this is a huge night in Laissez Faire Club history – we've been wanting to put records out for some time now, and are over the moon we're on the verge of getting some 7″s out there for all you good people.
Of course, Ice Black Birds will be taking to the stage to persuade you (if it were necessary) that they're one of the most exciting live bands out there at the moment, and we've also arranged a stellar support bill to get things warmed up. Entry to the event is completely free, and you'll be able to purchase copies of the IBB single on the night, should you so wish. For full details, see our events section.
If that wasn't enough, we're giving away a rare Ice Black Birds mp3 to anyone who RSVPs to the Facebook event. Do it here, let us know you've done so (by Emailing us), and we'll whisk you a copy of 'Problems In Hand'.
The sterling poster design was done by Oli Frape, incidentally, and is one of the best jpegs we've ever received. It's all pointing towards a big one – save the date and we'll see you by the bar, as they say.


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"I do what I can to Promote Health Awareness in the Media" – Kiki Omeili
Nkiruka Omeili is more known by her stage name, Kiki Omeili. The second of four children, Kiki attended the Fountain Nursery and Primary School, Surulere, Lagos, for her primary school education and the Federal Government Girls' College, Benin City, for secondary school education, before proceeding to the College of Medicine, University of Lagos.
For Kiki, though studying to be a doctor, she found time to be a part of many stage productions and also hosted a lot of shows at the university, it was a part of her that never died even in the face of MBBS challenges. The medical doctor is also a thespian and film maker.
Her career as an actor debuted in 2011 in the TV series "Behind the Smile". She has since then featured in other films and was a delight to watch in Lekki Wives. In May 2014, Omeili was listed among the Top 25 New Faces of Nollywood. Kiki's love for the medical profession shines through her other works and in 2016 produced a short film, UNPROTECTED, written by her, a film about unprotected sex and its many consequences. CP-Africa had a brief chat with her.
Do you still actively practice the medical profession?
No, I don't "actively" practice medicine. This means that I don't have a regular 9 to 5 job in a hospital but I never really dropped the stethoscope. I practice pro bono medicine once in a while when I have the time and of course I always try to do what I can to promote health awareness in the media.
Doctors are mostly book worms; are you still one?
I always have been. I LOVE to read. Always have. I love a good fiction novel, one that'll hold my attention.
Now that you wrote and produced Unprotected, are you ready for feature film production?
The reason for the movie "Unprotected" was to promote health awareness using film, like I'd previously said that I do, and to basically send out a message so that people can change their behavioural patterns. If I can't send a message to people directly, then I can send a message with a film. So that's what I'm interested in doing for now. Promoting health awareness through the media.
What are you working on presently?
I'm involved in several different film projects at the moment, you'll get to see them soon. Watch this space.
What is your weirdest experience so far as an actor?
I was somewhere and this lady walked up to me and shouted "Kiki!". I said, Yes, and she was so excited that she slapped my back and kept slapping it in excitement. It was painful but I had to keep smiling and gently moved away from her. That was soooooo weird.
What is the most popular myth about you?
That I'm Yoruba, or from Bayelsa, or from the north. People never believe that I'm an Igbo girl.
What do you think works for you with movie producers? What is the strength that is unique to you?
I'm hardworking. I give a 120 percent of myself when involved in a project. And I am an excellent role interpreter.
Guilty Pleasures?
Gummy bears.
A spouse: a doctor or an actor?
For Kiki, a dress or a pair of jeans?
A dress please! I like to show off my legs.
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Disabled should get to vote
Updated 9:18 pm, Monday, February 25, 2013
President Obama's State of the Union Address earlier this month revitalized an extremely important issue in our country's electoral system. Nearly lost in the midst of important issues such as gun violence, international affairs and a living wage for all Americans, not to mention the silliness that resulted from the Republican senator delivering the counterpoint reaching for a bottle of water, the president called for a commission to ensure that all Americans are able to cast a ballot in every election. The task of this commission has never been more important in San Francisco, where a person with a disability is forced to wait for hours to cast a ballot simply because of their disability.
No one could be more surprised than I to encounter this access barrier. As a blind voter, I require the use of an accessible voting machine to cast my ballot independently. Accessible voting machines are required to be in every polling place; they are the 1980s-type computers often stashed in the corner.
During the past two elections, I spent hours waiting for someone who knew how to operate the machine in order to cast my ballot. For the June 2012 election, it took me nearly two hours to vote in the middle of the day, with no line. In November, it took more than three hours.
In both cases, the poll workers were untrained in how to operate the accessible voting machine and turned to phoning the Department of Elections for assistance. However, that wasn't an easy solution. At one point, the poll worker handed the telephone to a friend who was with me, remarking that my friend should speak to the person on the other end and figure it out.
These experiences were both humiliating and frustrating. Because I was blind, I was forced to sit and wait while countless others were able to privately cast their vote with ease and go about their day.
Growing up on the East Coast, I often longed for the equality and freedom that San Francisco symbolizes for so many. To be denied access to a fundamental right guaranteed to me by the U.S. Constitution in a city that believes in civil rights for all is not a reality I am willing to accept.
The Bay Area is the birthplace of the disability movement; where the struggle for civil rights laws, like the Americans With Disabilities Act, began. We must remain steadfast in our fight for equality.
When one of us is denied access, it diminishes us all. I ask everyone who believes in the right of people with disabilities to be equal members of society to join me in this fight.
Jonathan T. Lyens is the president of the FDR Democratic Club of San Francisco, an organization dedicated to the empowerment of seniors and people with disabilities in the electoral process. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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"If you only do things where you know the answer in advance, your company goes away." -Jeff Bezos
I don't run an operation the size of Amazon.com, and you probably don't either. But all of us have responsibilities. We have commitments, goals, hopes, and dreams.
We're also faced with decisions every day.
How do you make choices? When you're faced with new opportunities, how do you decide which to pursue and which to decline?
I believe one criteria is… does it excite you? Does it scare you a little? If so, maybe you should do it. Maybe you should stop putting it off.
I've been struggling a bit in my work lately. So many big plans! So many delays. Such big vision! Such poor execution.
I know if I only do things where I know the answer in advance, I'll fail to grow.
Maybe it isn't terrible if you fail to grow. You won't die. But you certainly won'timprove.
Sometimes it comes down to this question of risk: will I take it? Will I choose to grow?
I think so. I believe I'll take the risk. But the proof is in the decision, and anyone who cares will be able to see for themselves.
Will you take the risk too? I hope so.
P.S. You're going into the weekend. Gonna kick back and take it easy? Nope. Don't do that. Do something great this weekend. Why not?


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Melrose Place Music from "Gower"Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The likely end to Jonah and Riley.
The discovery of Sydney's murder weapon.
A whole lot went down on this week's episode of Melrose Place, all of which we reviewed earlier today.
Storylines aside for a moment, what about the songs played throughout the hour? As always, we've listed them all in our Melrose Place music section. Check out a sampling below, with easy links to iTunes for quick purchasing...
- A Fine Frenzy - "Electic Twist"
- Colin Barstow - "Wolves Final and Sexy"
- Dashboard Confessional - "Belle of the Boulevard"
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Henry: Keep Our Feet On The Ground
Arsenal's Champions League match winner Thierry Henry, has warned the rest of the team that the job is far from done.
Henry scored an incredible solo effort in Madrid last night, that sent the 3500 travelling Gooners into orbit, but the skipper warned "We must keep our feet on the ground'
Speaking directly after the game, Henry said,
"We must keep our feet on the ground and not get carried away, it is the better way to start the game at Highbury. They have a great team and they can turn things around. I have seen so many things in football in person or on TV so we have to stay calm and focused and see what we can do.
"I said after the Inter game and the Roma game, if you don't go through then that sort of memory is for when you retire. The most important thing for me is to just go through.
"We need to keep calm and see what we can do at Highbury because they are capable of doing whatever.
"It might be the same kind of game there but nothing has been done. This is a good result but as far as I am concerned we are not there yet."
"This was a team effort," he said. "The most important thing when you play football away from home in the Champions League is to play as a team and not be scared.
"Tonight we showed some great composure. Even under pressure we were trying to play the ball on the ground. Therefore it is a bit easier for me. But football is a team effort no matter who you are and what you do."


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Homemade Granola Bars Recipe
Homemade Granola Bars Recipe
Ingredients (Serves 18)
Time: Under 20 Minutes
Cover a 9x13 inch baking dish with an 18x13 inch piece of aluminum foil or baking parchment paper.
In a large bowl, add the rice cereal, oats, and cranberries. Mix thoroughly then set aside.
Into a small saucepan, stir the brown sugar, salt, and honey. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Remove from heat and mix in the peanut butter, vanilla, and cinnamon until smooth. Pour the wet ingredients over the cereal and oat mixture. Mix thoroughly until everything is well coated.
Place mixture onto the prepared baking dish. Using your hands, fold the excess foil or paper over the granola and press it down to spread it evenly. Refrigerate 1 hour. Cut into granola bars and wrap each bar individually in plastic wrap. Store at room temperature.
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This has been collected from an old blog. I'm going to share it. With you. Some links/images might not work anymore. I can't help that!
Mar 18, 2006 - 05:00 PM
I have to work soon
Mar 19, 2006 - 04:00 AMMy first day as a waiter. I'm nervous
I got back from work
It's 3.40 when I get back, worked from 19.00 till 03.00;
19.00 - 20.30 ~ prepare everything
20.30 - 01.00 ~ the party, getting the empty
Some of you may know I own www.steamcheeves.com and during the winter sale 2011 we were a big resource to get the achievements. The co-owner made a test page called active.html, which was just a page with random games and achievements. While going through the stats, we had a big laugh. A lot of sites thought we were their #1 source for leaked achievements (which wasn't the case).
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With the SUBAL ND850 for the Nikon D850, SUBAL offers Nikon cameras an aluminum housing for the latest development of the compact full frame.
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It seems Mr. Schafer might have been off more than he can chew, or at least overestimated how much money it would take to complete Double Fine's upcoming game Broken Age.
"You guys have been been very generous in the tip jar (thanks!) but this is a larger sum of money we were talking about," said Tim Schafer in a letter to all Kickstarter backers that was can be found in full at Gamasutra.
"Asking a publisher for the money was out of the question because it would violate the spirit of the Kickstarter, and also, publishers. Going back to Kickstarter for it seemed wrong. Clearly, any overages were going to have to be paid by Double Fine, with our own money from the sales of our other games. That actually makes a lot of sense and we feel good about it. We have been making more money since we began self-publishing our games, but unfortunately it still would not be enough."
Broken Age will now be split into the two parts, with the first half being released through the Steam Early Access program, and then using the funds that come from that to finish the second half. Without this method, the game wouldn't be released till 2015.
"That means we could actually sell this early access version of the game to the public at large, and use that money to fund the remaining game development. The second part of the game would come in a free update a few months down the road, closer to April-May."
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Message to the Democrat Leadership: Stop Reaching into Our Pockets!
It is truly unfathomable that the New York City politicians running this State continue to ignore the public outcry for tax relief. They need to stop reaching in to the pockets of every taxpayer in New York as their sole means to solve the State's fiscal crisis.
Not only will we be required to buy new $25 license plates, but we are also getting hit with higher motor vehicle registration and license fees which will increase by 25%. And those of us residing in Dutchess County will get hit even harder with higher license and registration fees to support the MTA bail-out package that was shoved down our throats. The New York City Democrat leaders that pushed through these fee increases have shown a callous disregard for those of us living in rural and suburban counties who own cars as a necessity, not as a luxury.
The motor vehicle fee increases were part of an $8.5 billion tax and fee hike adopted in this year's budget. As a result, the average middle class family will be hit by roughly $2400 in new taxes and fees which includes a higher utility tax. I voted against the budget, as did every one of my Senate Republican colleagues.
They have chosen to charge us more to support their bloated budget. They fought MTA fare increases and the tolls on the New York City bridges and instead raised our taxes and our license and registration fees to support the fiscally mismanaged transit system from which relatively few in Dutchess County derive any benefit.
I am incensed by the actions of the Governor and the Democrat-led Senate and Assembly. I will continue to be a loud voice opposing any new tax increase. The last thing any of us needs, particularly in a recession, is irresponsible state leaders addicted to taxing and spending.
Soon, the State Legislature will be called back to Albany to address a $2.1 billion shortfall. If past practice is an indicator of how this fiscal crisis will be resolved, we can bet that the Senate and Assembly leadership will want to take more money from taxpayers rather than exercising some discipline and cut spending as they should have in April.


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Residents urged to stay safe during frigid temperatures
Published 1:00 am, Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Bill Jacquemin
, a meteorologist with the
Connecticut Weather Center
, said a polar air mass will move into the area late Thursday night, making the temperature drop into the single digits and -- at times -- below zero.
"We haven't seen something like this in a couple years," he said. "Temperatures will be dropping close to record levels for this time of year."
With the wind chill factor Friday night, Jacquemin added, the air could feel like 15 degrees below zero. Normal winter temperatures should return Sunday.
Officials of shelters in the city said they are prepared to handle the expected influx of homeless people looking for a warm place to stay during the cold snap.
"We've been full every night, but we've been able to accommodate everyone because of the overflow shelter," said Mayor
Mark Boughton
. "Nobody will be turned away and left out in the cold."
Dorothy Day Hospitality House
on Spring Street has 16 beds, while the New Street shelter operated by the city has 20 beds.
An overflow shelter is located nearby at the
First Congregational Church of Danbury
on Deer Hill Avenue.
Overflow shelter coordinator
Annie Orr
said the facility has been busy since December, with nearly 30 people showing up some nights for a warm bed.
Shelter officials said the community has been very generous in providing supplies. Items that are always in need include nylon ski jackets, toiletries and long underwear.
Caitlin Reese
, the city's welfare director, said the War Memorial will be available to all city residents as a warming center. The building was also opened during last week's ice storm, which caused power outages throughout the region.
Paul Shipman
, a spokesman for the
American Red Cross
of Western Connecticut, said Red Cross workers provided assistance at the War Memorial during the ice storm and are ready to help again during the cold snap.
"We are always prepared to partner with our local municipalities," he said. "We stand ready."
Shipman stressed that people throughout the area should take steps to protect themselves and their homes for plunging temperatures this weekend.
"It's been a while since we had weather like this, and people do have to take a few basic steps," he said.
Residents should avoid going outdoors if at all possible. When outside, however, Shipman suggested they wear several layers of clothing to keep warmer insulated air near their body. Mittens and hats to prevent heat loss from the head are also recommended.
Patrick Broderick
, chairman of the emergency department at
Danbury Hospital
, said those most at risk from the cold include infants and the elderly, especially those who are on medication that can affect their body's ability to regulate temperature.
People who have to be outside, he added, should avoid alcohol, eat often to ensure a good supply of calories, and keep hydrated.
Symptoms of hypothermia, Broderick said, are cessation of shivering, dizziness and mental confusion.
"Shivering is the body's mechanism of trying to stay warm," he said. "When that stops it's a bad sign."
While outside, residents should also keep an eye out for frostbite. Symptoms include pain and tingling in the extremities or numbness. When any of these occur, a person should go indoors and slowly warm the area.
Officials also warned against improper use of portable heating devices and combustible heating sources.
"Combustible heat sources that aren't properly ventilated can create carbon monoxide," Broderick said, suggesting people install a carbon monoxide detector in their homes.
"It's odorless and deadly," he continued. "I guarantee you we will see at least a half a dozen cases (involving carbon monoxide) in the next month."
Contact Dirk Perrefort at email@example.com or at (203) 731-3358.
Cold weather tips Wear several layers of clothing. Wear a hat and mittens. Eat and drink regularly, and avoid alcohol when outdoors. Wear waterproof, insulated boots. Be aware of symptoms for hypothermia and frostbite. Get out of wet clothes immediately. Have a carbon monoxide detector if using a combustible heat source. Use space heaters according to manufacturers' guidelines and never near combustible materials. Never leave space heaters unattended. Make sure your chimney is properly maintained and swept. For a list of shelter and heating oil assistance programs, call 211.


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I am absolutely in the Christmas mood at the moment. Woo
I am absolutely in the Christmas mood at the moment. Woo
Fire Safari: Ponyta, Pyroar, Braixen - 1478-3803-9332
Kalos Team: Delphox, Florges, Aegislash, Heliolisk, Hawlucha, Avalugg
Latest Shiny: Helioptile
I have claimed #671, Florges
*credit to Equal-To-Heaven for the clock
3DS. Along with a couple of games, especially Mario Kart 7.
I already have all if not, most of the games I want.
LOOKING FOR A LIST OF ALL 3000+ MEW XD MOVE TUTOR COMBINATIONS. Please PM if you have one
3DS XL FC for Pokemon Sun 2595-0724-5772 IGN SmeargleRock
Shiny Number 1268 My brother lost my Y game -_-
first successfull (and accidental) MM Shelmet timid 31/1/19/31/31/31 4:25 pm EST 4/14/14
Shiny XD Gale of Darkness Zubat caught September 17th 2012 @ 4:24 pm EST cave PokeSpot
ALL Gen6 6IV Event pokemon are hacked
My PSN to play Destiny is SmeargleRocks if you want to do strikes, mayhem or trials. (Message me on ps4 first)
I'm gonna pull a Shoppers Drug Mart customers and rant on the Serebii Facebook page (assuming there is one which there probably isn't) that you're talking about Christmas too early.
Just kidding.
I'll have my roommate run down to the local Staples to make a permanent copy of my 900-some odd page long binder on Artificial Intelligence and how it applies to mind theory, as the copy I have is theoretically not mine - Rather, it is on loan from my uncle, on account of the fact that I did not write the contents within.
And maybe I'll go buy Black 2 while I'm at it. That'll be my Christmas this year in a nutshell.
I havn't given my list too much thought yet, but so far I want pokemon cards, sanrio items (like stickers, plushies), gift cards and money.
Not sure how I feel about the WiiU yet but I'm thinkning about it.
Pokemon X Friend Code: 0559-7304-2908
Breeding accomplishments:
Adamant with Thick Fat ability 31/?/31/31/31/31
Adamant with Blaze ability; dragon dance and outrage 31/31/31/31/?/31
Adamant with egg moves ice punch, dragon dance and aqua jet 31/31/31/31/?/31
Current project: ;696; Jolly with egg moves ice fang and fire fang *completed*
Is this a wishlist thread? If sooo:
See's Candy
Mechanical pencils with extra lead and erasers
Upgrade my iPhone 4s to 5
Trip to France
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I love Christmas! For me though now Christmas isn't about presents (I often have a lie-in on Christmas morning now, that excitement has gone, never to return) it's about that festive feeling in the air and spending time with family. This is my list so far:
Oasis poster (my favourite band)
Kaiser Chiefs poster (second favourite band)
New calendar
New set of headphones
Dunno what to get my mum, but I expect she'll start to drop hints any day now. I'm male so I rely entirely on her veiled suggestions.
Bleh, I don't want anything.
Well Merry christmas. As usual, I personally have no big wishes as my birthday passed in october and i have everything I wanted (a nice bike and a nice bari sax), so I just want money for iTunes. And what Adalricus said above me. One can never have too many socks.
So far my Christmas list consists of money and gift cards. I would rather buy my own gifts then have my parents pick them out for me.
I dont really have any Christmas wishes. Gift Cards/money is always welcome. As for what Im getting my family, I dont know what Im getting for my mom, maybe a book, for my sisters for one gift cards, for the other a necklace. I dunno what for my dad yet either but I have time to decide.
If I could get a Kingdom Hearts ds game for christmas that'd be pretty cool.
I'm waiting till Easter to get white 2, I think (i think my brother's getting black 2 anyways so i would have to get white 2 lol~).
Since oil bills are kind of high for us I don't want a lot of money being spent on me this year.
Its more importent my brother is spent on a bit more since Christmas Eve is his birthday anyways (he already got some gifts from his girlfriend, actually. a couple of sega dreamcast games~so all he really wants now is one of the new pokemon games, like i said, he probably will get black 2. I plan on watching him play it before i get my game xD; maybe. even though it might spoil a bit....)
Gay, happy triox! Wait, gay also means happy, right? :P Riiight?
I have a MAJOR crush on korrina and i think she's totally awesome! best gym leader ever. Should be a champion.
*drool's over her kawaiiness x3*
~Lipstick Lesbian and Proud~ Well, i'm actually bi, but korrina's really the only 'attractive to me' character i ever dare look at on a daily basis, soo... :P
I have autism too
I may add this one korrina blingee that helps my autism to this sig sometime however i don't feel like changing it as much yet :3 korrina is still powerful to me though^^
Let's see...
Video Games
Vocaloid game for PS3 if they have one for America...if not, then SCREW YOU JAPAN!
Scooter. Cuz Imma boss xD
Pokemon Plushies
Easy Bake Oven
And more Video games. Screw Clothes.
u spin me right round nozzle right round
I celebrate Hanukkah, but this should be good enough to post here.
My Hanukkah Wishlist is:
New Super Mario Bros 2
Paper Mario Sticker Star
DBZ Budokai HD Collection
Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition
3DS Eshop card
First night of Hanukkah is December 8, which isn't too far away!
My Pokémon Sun Team:
3DS FC: 1289-8257-7574|NNID: Master_Zach|Xbox Gamertag: WaTeRChAmP97|PSN ID: Ultra_Zach97
Claims: Decidueye, SSB Wii U, Joel from TLOU, L&O: SVU, The Dark Knight Rises, Multi-Man Smash theme
My birthday is so close to christmas it makes me angry. but it's worth it since the only thing I really want is a Laptop, and my parent's already said that I would get it for my birthday, so I might as well spend my extra money on them.
And you questioned my sanity. My Anime List
Thinking about it, I pretty much need a new laptop - our old computer lags waaaaaay too much, and my mum doesn't let me use her laptop that often.
Computer (although considering the price on a decent one these days, I might have to do this one myself)
Beatles albums
Pokemon B or W 2
Considering Christmas hasn't come yet, I suppose I can pull out a wishlist, but I don't think I'll be asking much this year. Though I don't mind other miscellaneous items (like clothes, gift cards, money, etc.).
- iPhone 5 (Likely one of my top priorities since my dad mentioned to me we're switching providers soon, and we're in need of new cell phones.)
- Xbox 360 (Least, hoping so. o.o I kinda want to try something new.)
--- Soul Calibur IV and/or Soul Calibur V. (I know these games have had mixed reviews, but I own Soul Calibur II for the GC. I kinda wanna try getting back to this series.)
--- Any of the Blazblue games. (I heard this series is pretty good, so I want to try it out, too.)
- League of Legends Riot Points Card (Optional.)
- Nintendo 3DS eshop Card (Optional.)
As for what I plan to get for others, I believe my parents and I have already planned a couple of presents for some of our relatives. xD
And then, I already have my present in the making that I'll be mailing out to my boyfriend in exactly a month from now. (My planned date to send it is 12/14. I plan to send it early because our anniversary is closer than Christmas.)
Also being serious, the only thing I really care about is the Christmas spirit. That, and personally, I already have my most true and favorite gift of all time... ^^;
All I want for Christmas is my cousins to have Christmas with us (been 3-5 years since they last did)
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3DS XL FC for Pokemon Sun 2595-0724-5772 IGN SmeargleRock
Shiny Number 1268 My brother lost my Y game -_-
first successfull (and accidental) MM Shelmet timid 31/1/19/31/31/31 4:25 pm EST 4/14/14
Shiny XD Gale of Darkness Zubat caught September 17th 2012 @ 4:24 pm EST cave PokeSpot
ALL Gen6 6IV Event pokemon are hacked
My PSN to play Destiny is SmeargleRocks if you want to do strikes, mayhem or trials. (Message me on ps4 first)
Currently, I have nothing on my list but a new pair of shoes after I spoiled my newest pair with bleach... But, I may be getting a new pair before the holidays.
Four Shinies now! Zara (Audino, female) (10/24/12), Kiki (Ledian, female) (10/16/13), Ivy (Carnivine, female) (10/31/13), Hoshi (Relicanth, male) (11/16/13)
Friend Safari: Rock (Dwebble, Onix, and Shuckle)
3DS FC: 2380-2837-4651 Name: Hy6507
I have officially claimed Chespin!
Current hunt: Chespin (MM) 200 eggs!


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Seems at times i have to dubble pull the trigger to get full throttle i reset and re calibraaited but still the same any ideas
is your trim set right i had the same problem a couple days ago it was the trim!!
It may be the esc, mine would go until I would stop, try to start, it would move a little and then stop. I would then have to go to neutral, and then back into the throttle, and it would go until I stopped again. Then the esc, completly quite. I got one in a box of parts that a friend gave me and it has worked great ever since.
Rusty 2.5R,T-max 2.5 & 3.3,Summit VXL Nitro 4-tec
Rset the radio to default then calibraited the esc and still teh same will try it all again tomorrow and then switch to a new esc i have, the esc is running a different motor then the 380 its running
A 980kv 12 pole outrunner, so i know the game has changed in this experiment but the amp draw is way under the stock vxl max draw but im thinking the esc is a bit confused with the 12pole but im not totaly sure, i used my mini electronics to keep the cost down on this project and with the execptioj of having to double tap the trigger evry so often it has worked very well.
half of the time I stop, pull the trigger and just hear a whining noise. release trigger, pull again and it goes fine. ESC running fine so its more an annoyance than anything else. Its my 3 1/2 year olds truck, just wish he didn't have to deal with it, but seems ust to be the way it is.
Thats a common pbobem with the esc they replaced mine. My problem now is using an inrunner
esc with a outrunner motor it does cornfused the esc
I told them i thought it was the normal dealling with the reverse to forward delay till i learned the delay is normal the neutral to forward stop shut down is not ll.
it was the esc.
Free?? u pay shipping so no not for free just b nice explaing u thought it was normal to act as it did..... b nice and good luck mine was 2 and a half weeks old before i figured it out
Did ya buy this new?
As i say call the man and b nice.....
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Thousand Pounds And Capcom
I just saw the video with the announcement and I am very excited for Thousand Pounds. For those that are not familiar with the team's work, they have delivered high quality fan-made films in the past and continue to do so in the present. Thousand Pounds Action Company take their projects very seriously. Their last short film was based on Naruto Shippuden.
As a fan, I can't wait to see this new short film. Anyone at Capcom, what do you say about a web-series (like the one released for Mortal Kombat) featuring small stories from Street Fighter's characters? If the answer is yes, Thousand Pounds is the team for the job!
By the way, the announcement video is pretty cool on its own. It really shows some great synergy between the members of the team. Too bad Brandon and Mickey were not able to make it.
Here's a short fight inspired by Batman Arkham City. This time the heroine is the kick-ass Mickey Facchinello.
Music Available On iTunes: "Arkham City Main Theme" – Nick Arundel
While the 2nd part of Naruto is still being edited, we felt like doing something for fun. We've all been playing the new Batman Arkham City and were inspired enough to go out and create a quick test video in the vein of the video games action style.
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Darren Bailey
David 'Dax' Bauer
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Haywood Community College's fifth-annual Earth Day Celebration will focus on renewable energies, clean transportation and getting in touch with your surroundings and will run from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. April 24.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at 12:30 p.m. to celebrate Haywood County's first and only public electric vehicle charging station. In addition, the current electric vehicles on the market will be on display, including the Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf and the just released Mitsubishi i-MiEV, which will be available for a test drive.
A nature walk and stream cleanup will be held at 1:30 p.m. There will also be several speakers throughout the day covering topics
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I had a goal this week to make myself a new shirt. Sweet Success. I tried something a little different this time. I forced myself to be patient and take my time. I unpicked instead of just cut and actually thought through things this time. Here is what I came up with.
I started with an XL polo shirt. I got it for free from my dad. He never wore it. Tags still attached. Cool.
I started off by unpicking the collar. I wanted to use the collar later for the bow so I was careful to keep it intact.
Then I carefully cut off the sleeves. I put the shirt on inside out and pinned it to take it in.
Using an existing shirt, I made a template for my new sleeve. I cut my new sleeves out of the old sleeves using the original hem.
I pinned the new sleeves in and sewed them in leaving a small space at where the seam of the shirt bodice meets the sleeve.
Then I sewed the sleeves shut starting from the hem of the sleeve and sewing all the way down to the part that I took in of the bodice. Hope that makes sense.
Now for the bow. I was originally going to use just the collar but I didn't want the bow to be too thin. I salvaged some fabric that was left over from the sleeves. I cut them to make them straight instead of curved and sewed them together.
I unpicked the sides of the collar and pinned each side to a side of the sleeve remnant. One end of the strips I angled and the other I tapered on both sides so that it would fit inside the new collar. I sewed them, right sides together and then flipped them right side out. I didn't sew the tapered end shut.
I pinned the collar back together.
Inserted the tapered ends of the strips into the ends of the collar.
Using a zipper foot, I sewed the bow strips in and sewed around the collar.
My patience was rewarded!