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'It's time for some good news': N.S. business owner plans to reopen Westville drive-in next month
The Westville Drive-in is seen in this photo by Steve Smith Photography. (Highland Drive-in/Facebook)
HALIFAX -- At a time when Nova Scotia has seen its fair share of tragedy, a business owner in Pictou County is sharing some news he hopes will lift people's spirits.
Eric Barker says the time is right to reopen the old drive-in theatre in Westville, N.S.
He is still working out the details, but hopes to welcome cars and customers to the site by mid-June.
"Northern Nova Scotia, and Nova Scotia in general, has been under a terrible cloud. We've had all bad news and it's time for some good news," said Barker during a phone interview on Thursday.
"People need to get out of their houses and do something with their families."
The drive-in has been closed for roughly seven years. It was owned by Empire Company Ltd., but when Cineplex bought out Empire in 2013, the drive-in wasn't part of the deal, and it closed.
Barker, who has lived in Pictou County since 1965, bought the property in October 2014. But reopening the drive-in hasn't been top of mind for the business owner.
He owns two car dealerships -- Highland Ford and Highland Nissan -- next to the site and mostly wanted to have some control over what happened with the property.
"It was always sitting there," says Barker. "But it's not a core business, so I didn't really zero in on it."
However, over the years, he says the community has been "crying for it" to reopen, and recently, the cries have grown louder. He has even had requests from people asking if they could host weddings, concerts or graduations at the site.
"Everybody's looking for something to do," says Barker. "I think the timing is right for the community."
'By God, it's time we had some fun'
Nova Scotians have had a difficult few months. Restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 have kept residents inside their homes and prevented them from gathering with loved ones. Businesses that provide entertainment, including movie theatres, have been closed.
The province has also dealt with a number of tragedies in recent weeks.
Barker says the pandemic and tragic events provided some extra motivation to reopen the drive-in, which will allow for people to gather, while also keeping their distance.
"It should bring hope and it should bring a positive feeling," he says. "By God, it's time we had some fun."
While some of the COVID-19 restrictions have eased in Nova Scotia, the pandemic isn't over, and Barker says the drive-in experience will be a little different from before.
The drive-in holds about 500 cars, but it will likely only operate at half-capacity so cars and customers can practise physical-distancing.
Barker says the canteen will be open and offer typical cinema fare, such as hot dogs and popcorn, but customers will be required to maintain a distance of six feet. He says he has made some changes to the washrooms, which will be cleaned "constantly."
"We're doing everything that we possibly can do," says Barker, who is working with his nephew, Ryan Fraser, on the project. "We're going to have some hiccups and we want people to be patient."
He says he's still working out the details in terms of entry fees and which movies will be shown.
Barker hopes to reopen the business under the name Highland Drive-In -- a throwback to its moniker in the 1950s.
"We are under the process of trying to get the name approved," he explains. "If it doesn't work out, it will be something close to that."
As for local reaction to the news, he says he is overwhelmed by the positive feedback.
"It's been unbelievable. For a quiet old fella, I've become a news item -- in a positive way, thank heavens."
There are two other drive-ins in Nova Scotia – the Valley Drive-In Theatre in Cambridge and the Cape Breton Drive-In Theatre in Sydney.


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Summer is a glorious time of the year. It's a time for exotic vacations, patio parties, and evenings at the lake. There are also times when it's best to avoid the summer heat by staying inside. It can also be a dangerous time if you don't properly prepare your home to battle the extreme outdoor temperatures of this time of year. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are urgent conditions 'that can occur when the body becomes overheated, and it can take place anywhere, outside or in your home. A heat stroke demands emergency medical care and, if if not taken care of immediately, may cause damage to your kidneys, heart, brain, and muscles, and in severe cases a heat stroke may be fatal. So remember Safety First, both indoors and outdoors. Find out how you can keep your loved ones safe from heat ailments this summer.
Understand the signs
You can take precautions but things can still go wrong. Recognize the indicators of heat exhaustion and heat-related sicknesses: nausea, feeling faint, headache, rapid heartbeat, chest pain, trouble breathing, and more. If you are out of your home and have any of these symptoms, seek air-conditioned shelter straightaway. If you are not feeling better within 30 minutes or are having breathing issues, loss of consciousness, or pain in your chest, call your doctor immediately or go to the nearest ER.
Have your A/C equipment checked ASAP
Proactive service your home's air conditioner will help avoid a malfunction on the warmest summer days, when your AC equipment is functioning at full capacity all day and night for weeks and months. During a routine maintenance visit, an expert air conditioning technician can usually avoid an emergency by locating problems and replacing parts before they give out, and cleaning and tuning the air conditioner so it is ready to keep you cool during the heat of summer when you need it the most.
Dress lighter
Wear loose, lightweight clothes, especially when you're going outside. Avoid wearing dark hues, specifically black clothes, since dark colors retain heat. The color white reflects the sun and helps keep you cooler. It also helps to purchase a wide-brimmed or gardening hat to help stop the sun from shining down on your face, and don't layer clothing.
Stay Hydrated
Help keep you and your loved ones hydrated by drinking lots of fluids, such as water or juice. Even if you're not thirsty, your body can still be in need of hydration so try to keep a water bottle with you always. When heat waves come in or it's the middle of the day, stay away from drinks with alcohol or caffeine because they can contribute to dehydration.
To make sure your AC is in good working order and is equipped to keep you cool in case of an emergency, call Midway Services. We are available around the clock so whenever you need us, we're there for you.

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Farm Credit Canada (FCC) presented a check for $ 1000 to Onslow Elementary School in Quyon to support its school nutrition program.
"No child should go to school on an empty stomach," said Michael Hoffort, President and CEO of FCC. "That's why every year we join with our industry partners to tackle the problem of hunger in schools and raise funds and donations for Canada food banks."
As part of FCC's campaign against hunger, trucks will travel across Canada to different communities and collect food and cash donations for the food banks. Since 2004, the program has provided more than 50 million meals.
Every year since 2004, FCC has been collecting food as part of FCC's annual campaign against hunger, which supports local food banks and anti-hunger programs.
To learn more about FCC's Campaign Against Hunger, visit www.fcc-fac.ca
- Financement agricole Canada a remis 1000 $ à l'École primaire Onslow, à Quyon, pour son programme alimentaire scolaire. De gauche à droite : Grady Robson (directeur), Marie-Josée Cardinal (FAC), Cathy Nugent (eneignante) et Stewart Aitken (WSQB).


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How You Can Succeed With Internet Marketing - 27 Aug 2018 19:58
Is internet marketing something you are using to promote your online business? If you aren't, you want to think of doing so. Below, you will find some exciting ideas regarding internet marketing to help you reinvent your online strategies.
A link that you include on every page of your website is called a site-wide link. If you have a main page that you want your visitors to navigate to, then make sure that there is a link to that page on every single page of your site. A great way to organize these links is to create a menu. The descriptions used in the menu link should be concise, logically arranged, and to the point.
Remember to consider the parts of your site that do not show up on a customer's computer screen. Write your HTML code to take full advantage of the features behind the scenes. A meta tag is an excellent example. These tags allow search engine spiders to classify your website easily and are one of the first elements of your website that they will crawl. Focus on meta tags that are relevant to your content, and then add alternative tags to help to bring readers to the site. Instead of including too many meta tags, you should conduct research to determine which are most relevant to your target market.
The use of H or HTML tags is necessary for success. H tags are usually displayed in bold letters and they are to be connected to the most important content. The search engines, along with your customers, will be able to locate your most important information. You should also be sure to tag the name of your website.
Always be looking for new online marketing techniques. Do not limit yourself to the techniques you know; branch out and try some new marketing strategies. The culture of the internet is always changing. When a new trend emerges, take advantage of the opportunity to increase your online marketing through it. The conversation started about a new, trendy Internet video or picture is short lived. However, using the right strategy and getting something to go viral can help boost your income while it remains trendy and emailed, tweeted and posted on Facebook or Google. Keep current with the latest in viral video trends and ideas so that you'll be ready should an opportunity arise.
In addition to the ideas covered in this article, there are many more Internet marketing tips you can find. Use these ideas along with some of your own. Don't think you have to follow what someone else has done in order to be successful.
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Useful Approaches To Profitable Forum Marketing - 15 Aug 2018 16:47
You might be aware of some internet marketing and general business related forums on the web. I have seen a great number of newcomers to forums, and they don't have much of a hint about how you can market in these sites. However, we are not just talking about online marketing forums simply because there are tons of forums unrelated to business. While most forums post their rules, still you will discover unwritten rules overseeing how you approach doing business on a forum. If there was any one factor that is really most essential, it has to just be developing a favorable impression on the people in any forum. You will discover much better benefits if you are usually upbeat and behave in a way that makes folks view you positively.
If you're new to a forum, then the best thing to accomplish, initially, is discover the landscape or the atmosphere you are operating within. So then most likely you should monitor the forum and the men and women in it as well as the discussions. Remember that you are basically in someone else's property, and as always you have to be well intentioned of that fact. If you think you will arrive and impose a new set of principles on a forum, then you'll be in for a rude and very quick lesson in forum manners, rules and culture. Consequently for a short while you will be on a mission to learn and collect facts about the forum customs.
One generally really bad idea is to promptly begin advertising whatever it is you are marketing. Forums that have nothing in any way to do with internet marketing will show you no mercy because they frequently do not like our kind. Don't ever feel you can slip something by with them purely because many of them have by now seen it all. A lot of forums will not allow marketing or promoting of anything, and as an effect you must not waste your time there. There is merely no way to market anything, and spamming by private communications will most likely get you restricted in a very short time.
Ultimately you have to become recognized, and the very best way to do that is to basically provide helpful info. It will turn out to be very vital for the other forum members to regard you with as much expert reputation as possible. That is one of the foundations for effective forum marketing, and that only makes good sense for what we think are evident reasons. If people begin to look at you as a subject material expert, then your task will be less difficult, overall. But you do need to have solid information about your subject. If you try to do this with a deficiency of real knowledge, you are almost guaranteed to be outed in some means. People will value it if you join in the conversation and offer solid ideas and assistance in a relaxed and considerate manner.
Finding A Pathway to Success Through Internet Marketing - 05 Aug 2018 13:17
If you are wary when it comes to internet marketing, you have come to the right place. Once you have finished reading this article, you will be able to understand the basics of internet marketing and to develop your own marketing plan.
A site-wide link is a link that appears on every page of your website. The main use of site-wide links is to direct people to the home page or a page where they can order products. It's usually located at the bottom of a page. It is very helpful to organize site wide links in a menu, describing each page briefly.
Using meta tags well is important to developing strong HTML code. While those who visit your site will be unaware of the meta tags you have chosen, meta tags are what search engines utilize for the purpose of classifying your site. When you first make tags, they should be interlinked with the paragraphs that are most important on your site. Target your tags in a way that keeps the focus on the primary purpose of each page, and don't hesitate to freshen them up when you update the attached page. You should always be focused on keywords that will be most helpful in bringing the right customers in.
"H tags," used while writing HTML code for a website, are designed to emphasize keywords, titles and other important text elements. Use a bold tag to draw attention to parts of the text that you want readers to notice immediately. Tags like these are most useful for emphasizing the titles in your site, and also for drawing attention to brief paragraphs of importance. Bold tags allow visitors to find the information they are looking for easily. These tags also help search engines to more accurately determine which content is more important. The titles should include keywords to get the most of them.
There are many online marketing strategies, and many more being introduced all the time. Do not limit yourself to the techniques you know; branch out and try some new marketing strategies. The internet has created a fast-paced and ever-changing environment. You never know what the next popular thing will be but when you do know make sure you use it! The buzz may be brief, but it can still give sales a significant boost while it's spreading. Keep yourself educated on all the trends so that you can stay on top of your internet marketing venture.
Internet marketing is a vast field, so be wary that these tips only comprise a brief sampling. Build upon this foundation by researching and staying up to date on other strategies.
Three Ways to Use Mail Marketing to Your Advantage - 03 Aug 2018 14:24
As more and more people communicate by email, more internet marketers use email marketing to sell items on the internet. Email is still one of the simplest and most effective ways to promote your business and bring visitors to your site, even though there are now many other ways to market online, such as social media and videos. We will be exploring in the article some effective ways to use email marketing.
The first challenge for email marketers is making sure that your emails are actually delivered to the recipients. Email services use powerful spam filters that block many emails. You have to be aware when you create your emails that the spam filters are triggered by certain words and phrases, so you should not use these. If, for example, you are in the online money making niche, stay away from terms like "make money" or "get rich." So many spammers have sent out millions of unsolicited emails using such words that they are now put in that category. The trick is to say the same thing using different words, ones that won't be blocked by spam filters. Instead of saying "free ebook," for example, you can say something like "ebook at no cost to you." So it's how craft out your copy that matters. You have to do more than get your email delivered, you want people to open it, and then be motivated to take the next step. Note : The article is meant for general use and whilst it is up to date at time of publication you can always try my site for the most recent information. You can find it letterbox dropsApart from that, by avoiding any trigger words, you'll make your email more responsive because your prospects won't confuse it as a spam. Your first priority is to have your email read, since if this doesn't happen nothing else is going to matter. Stick to text in your emails, as graphics tend to be more of a distraction to readers than anything else. Your aim here is to maximize the click-thru rate of the links in your email and you can only do this when your links stand out. Research has shown that links in any kind of image don't perform as well as those used in plain, bold or underlined text. By doing this you'll increase your click-thru rate, which means more sales/conversions for you. The overall look of your email should be neat and simple so people don't think of it as spam. So the best way to get the most out your email marketing campaign is to keep it simple and effective.
Personalizing emails is another effective email marketing tactic, so use your prospects' first names in all your emails. Nothing is more important to a person than their own name. So use first names in both the subject line and content of the email, as this is a simple way to get a good response. When people feel that they are being spoken to personally, they are more likely to read the message and click on your link. This shows people that you see them as individuals and they will appreciate this. It also helps you create a strong relationship with your prospects and give you higher returns on the long run. All in all, the points that we discussed above are tips that will help you enhance your email marketing campaigns and take them to the next level. These are actions that have to be done regularly if you want to build a long term business. - Comments: 0


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Machine vision is evolving and becoming more important—and not only for the industrial automation and inspection applications Barbara Goode recently highlighted in her blog entry "What the New Direction in Vision Sensing Means for You." Autonomous robotics—research into robots that can find their own way through an environment—is also focusing on vision.
3D is Hard
The idea of adding machine vision to autonomous robots isn't a new one; it's been a hot research topic for a long time. Unfortunately, most vision analysis (the ability to make sense of an image for navigation and obstacle avoidance) is very computationally intensive. In practical terms, computationally intensive things are bad when they're required for navigation. A robot that travels faster than it can tell where obstacles are and what its own position is? Not a successful robot.
Taking a page from nature's book, Mexican researchers Gustavo Olague and Cesar Puente have developed a stereoscopic camera system that claims to be faster at analyzing images. It mimics the way foraging honeybees notify their compatriots of where to find the really good pollen by using 'virtual honeybees' to identify areas of interest in the stereo camera images. The virtual honeybees cluster around things like edges, and the system can then render these in 3D. If you read this article on the New Scientist Web site you can see sample images and read a longer explanation of their approach.
Another, similar research effort is called the Fly algorithm, again using pairs of stereoscopic images. In this approach 'flies' cluster along the edges of obstacles, allowing them to be rendered in 3D. Again, by concentrating on the really important things in the images (people, walls, other obstacles) rather than processing the entire camera images, the vision system can enable real-time obstacle avoidance.
For a good overview of why you'd want to copy honeybees for robot navigation, take a gander at this Web page.
Not Yet Ready for Prime Time
Right now these approaches are still in the research project stage. However, the algorithms will get better, and processors just keep getting faster. Robots with 'eyes' will happen; it's just a question of when. Could these 3D vision approaches—once the bugs are worked out (sorry, I couldn't resist)—migrate into the world of industrial automation? Only time will tell.


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Seattle Mariners at Minnesota Twins
Felix Hernandez (12-5, 2.54 ERA) vs. Liam Hendricks (0-6, 7.06 ERA)
At first glance, this looked like one of the worst lines I have seen all season. Felix Hernandez against a last-place team sending a pitcher to the mound who hasn't won a SINGLE GAME all season?!? There must be a catch, right? Surely this is more like a -200 or -225 game, a total mismatch… so let's take a look inside the numbers and trends and see if there is in fact any reason not to back King Felix with surefire confidence.
Obviously, Felix Hernandez had a bit of a letdown start in his last outing. Of course, it is nearly impossible not to have a lesser performance after throwing the 27th perfect game in major league history. His last outing? A pedestrian outing where he went 7 2/3 innings and allowed just a single run… obviously I am speaking tongue in cheek here. The bar has been raised sky high by King Felix, and he just continues to deliver dominant performances. He has allowed two runs or less in eight of his last nine starts. In six of them he allowed ONE or less. Simply put, this guy has been unhittable.
Enter the Twins. Losers of eight of ten, and fourteen of their last eighteen games. It's been abysmal all season long in Minnesota, and as hard as it is to fathom, they've actually been WORSE the past month. They've allowed 42 runs in their last six games, for a whopping average of seven per game. If they allow even a sniff of seven runs tonight, they have no shot of beating the Mariners and King Felix.
The Twins can hit a little (.258 team average, 4.34 runs/9 innings) but their pitching has killed them. Their starting pitchers have a league-worst 5.56 ERA.
Seattle, on the other hand, is showing some late season life and a ton of promise of better things to come in 2013. They are for all intents and purposes eliminated from playoff contention this year, but no seems to have told this energetic young ballclub. They are attempting to rebound from a weekend sweep at the hands of the White Sox, but prior to that, they had won eight in a row and ten of eleven overall.
I like the Mariners to win tonight, and to win with some ease. The -150 line is a gift, and the +115 on the -1.5 runline is almost too good to be true. Give me the Mariners tonight with both wagers.
Free Pick: Seattle Mariners to WIN -150 & Seattle -1.5 (+115)


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Have you literally cried when you said you cried while watching an anima or is it just a saying, like you got feels but didn't really cry? I often read people's comments and they say they cried but i never cried to an anime. I fear that I might have some sort of brain/nerve damage
Yes there were real tears. Hasn't happened in a while.
I've teared up quite a bit before, so its not that much of a stretch to imagine someone might full-on cry. I've never said I cried though, but that's just because I feel people will think less of me.
Do you also experience problem with the new "I'm not a robot" captcha?
people wouldnt lie on the internet, now would they?
I cried during kimi ni todoke and ano hana a bit
only a bit
I never really cried cried, but there were a few times I teared up, like when watching Forrest Gump. Shame /pol/ made me so cynical, I miss the days I could be melted from watching courage the cowardly dog
I wept like a bitch when watching After Story episode 18. I had to pause the episode at few points to go wipe the snot from my face.
I also cried at the final episode of AnoHana.
>dfw only able to feel anger and stress since I got circumcised
I cried during Ano Hana, and I cried a fuckton at K-On graduation. I'm not even sure why, it's not very sad but I actually cried for 30 straight minutes.
I tear up at almost anything emotional. I guess I'm just a bitch though.
All the fucking time if it, especially if it has nice music.
do i have to watch clannad S1 or can i just jump in at after story?
>cried a fuckton at K-On graduation
This, K-On fucking destroyed me.
Also cried bitch tears during Ef: Tale of Memories and 2 of the F/SN endings.
Other than that I don't think I've cried at anything, teared plenty of times, but not openly cried.
During my earlier anime watching years I did cry up, which was when I was about 12 or 13.
Nowadays I'm just sitting there and smiling because seeing character suffering is so much fun.
I feel like I'm becoming a sadist.
I suppose people lie about that, though it strikes me as kind of pointless to.
I've cried from a few choice moments on various series; theres no rhyme or reason to it, it just starts happening and you let it happen.
In a way, there's something liberating about being a grown-ass man who can cry to cartoons
I've gotten runny nosed and teary eyed, that's enough for me to consider it crying.
>do i have to watch clannad S1
I cried like a bitch when I read Planetarian. I also teared up a bit when I read Little Busters and during some other anime like Clannad but mostly the last time I really cried was when I read Planetarian a couple years ago.
could it be that the more of a psychopath you are the less likely you are to cry from anime? my dad and mother are pretty much autistic psychopaths too, i think i inherited it from them.
>In a way, there's something liberating about being a grown-ass man who can cry to cartoons
yeah, it sucks if you barely feel shit all the time.
Sad music is my fucking weakness, I always get teary eyes when some super sad tune plays, regardless of the actual scene. Playing VNs is pure torture.
I haven't actually cried, but I've gotten extremely close, to the point that my eyes would water.
I can just hear a sad song with no context and get teary eyes. And if it's something I recognize, it's over.
do you also get very excited when exciting/happy tunes play? or do sad tunes have way more significant impact?
I have this thing where I tear up a bit out of happiness when I'm either really enjoying something or when something is just really good. It doesn't happen that often, but I love when it does. I also tear up during sad moments or moments that are sad to me because reasons. I only full on cried a few times; Angel Beats!
when it came out I hadn't seen much anime so it was babby's first sad ending, Clannad After Story, Ano Hana, Gintama, Legend of the Galactic Heroes (Yang and Reuental), Slam Dunk, AIDS girl in SAO2
>In a way, there's something liberating about being a grown-ass man who can cry to cartoons
Crying is good, knowing something can still move your heart when the life becomes the same routine of mild feelings everyday, is good, we usually cry at fictional media because of heartwarming and relatable moments, the whole ">crying at cartoons" some people try to pass is retarded.
Get raped nigger.
Cried so hard I threw up after Anohana. Mostly due to the asthma attack I got.
I've cried several times during Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso.
>Angel Beats!
angel beats man... i don't remember the anime anymor ebut what I DO remember is that it was bland and generic as fuark. I was thinking: What's the big fucking deal about this ending everyone keeps talking about?
I pretty much cry to everything I watch.
I'm just an emotional boy who loves chinese cartoons.
If you mean cried as in bawling and shit no. But crying in the sense that tears just won't stop flowing yes a lot of times.
I dunno I guess I'm just too emotional, I don't think normal people tear up as much as I do.
Yes, I actually have cried to some anime
Uusally takes the music to push me over the edge.
Or graduations by default.
Why do graduations always get me where character death's or more depressing shit doesn't as easily.
Do you even feel sad? if not maybe you're just completely uninvested or being sad isn't your thing.
The ending with the MC getting left alone and the HanaKana character disappearing was pretty sad at the time
I'm a sucker for "I'm home" / "welcome back" scenes. One in particular is the ferris wheel scene at the end of the druggie route in Yume Miru Kusuri. Then cuts to ending theme... Bitch tears.
Kinda, like getting excited when some really good song plays during a fight scene or something. But the impact is a lot stronger for sad music.
>He mad
Who are you quoting?
I can't remember when the last time I felt sad or depressed. I mostly just feel anger, excited or happy. just pretty aggressive in general.
How does this make you feel?
>I'm a sucker for "I'm home" / "welcome back" scenes
Me too man, something about that shit gets me every time
like how excited? I often get so excited that I HAVE TO MOVE THAT FAST until sweat drips from my head. and when there's sad shit i barely feel anything, only a little sad.
seriously, what drug do i have to take? i just want to know what it is like to be emotional and sad for once.
Only one that's gotten me tear eyed
I cried like a baby at: Ano Hana, K-On, Gurren Lagann, The Place Promised in our Early Days, Gunbuster and Diebuster, Toradora, and Tamako Love Story.
Harder to cry for manga cuz it gets hard to read.
TL;DR I'm a big fat baby.
>that part he wakes up and his step-mom does the super-attack
Who didn't cry at "that" Aria the Origination episode? It struck me harder than all those sad melodramatic stories.
That's more tense than actually sad, even though I played through Grisaia.
Teary eyed during Masato and Kengo... full on bitch tears at Kyousuke.>>120703476
Only when hibito almost died.
Here you go
That one wasn't the one I was looking for. The one I was looking for was "Sides of My Shoes", which isn't on YT for some reason.
sounds bland as fuark. even raildex has sader tunes.
I cried watching 5 cm Per Second, but I'm also pretty depressed and still figuring out all my issues. Also Usagi Drop was really touching
answer the question pls
i always cry at the end of monsters inc when they can't ever see boo again, no weebshit has made me cry though, step it up japan
ITT: Fucking pussies
5 cm didn't really make me cry but it was sad and beautiful at the same time
you should check out
Kotonoha no Niwa
It's got the same beautiful visuals
Kaori has had her death flag raised in shigatsu wa kimi no uso if she does I will most definitley weep Also cried at gurren laggan
I've just recently started watching this stuff, I'm liking the slice of life type things instead of the action packed sci fi stuff. Thanks for the recommendation
Kaori has had her death flag raised in shigatsu wa kimi no uso if she does I will most definitley weep Also cried at gurren laggan when iwas 16 and may have cried at master asia's death in g gundam I was 12 at the time
I've never cried while watching animu before. Wait, scratch that, I cried at the Yui scene in Angel Beats! but that's about it I think.
Manga though...
It was never full-on crying though, mostly unsuppressed tears
Don't cut yourself on that edge
Did you have the courage to cry?
I've only ever watched sol really, It's fun to escape to a world where everyone is happy
Bokura Wa Minna Kawaisoualso has really pretty visuals super bright colors and an okay story
What animes have these?
Kaori has had her death flag raised in shigatsu wa kimi no uso if she does I will most definitley weep Also cried at gurren laggan when iwas 16 and may have cried at master asia's death in g gundam I was 12 at the time
I almost never cry at anime, but KEY VNs always do it for me. I don't even like crying at things, it feels like shit. I don't know why people seek it out.
>Playing VNs is pure torture.
God, Narcissu got me. Maybe it's a "babby's first VN", but damn I had to go swim while crying after reading the end.
Even now when i'm not in the best of mood and I hear the music...
When Azami uses her power to convey her feelings of love to her daughter.
I don't think people who only watched the anime fully grasped that scene.
Clannad After Story
Mostly VNs have those sort of scenes with any kind of impact. I believe the end of Ano hi mita was similar. I'd have to think of other examples.
>It's fun to escape to a world where everyone is happy
Yup. This show made me want to be a dad
but I can't stand being around anyone for more than an hour
I got pretty teary eyed at the last episode of Death parade. Felt like i could relate to the guy.
Overflowing tears kept on spilling so hard I actually had to pause what I was watching to recompose myself:
Steins;Gate (specially OVA and Movie)
SAO Mother's Rosario (aids-chan's last moments)
Tiger & Bunny
Kamisama no Inai Nichiyoubi (time and again, but specially hard when
Ai spends her first and only day with Humpnie as her father, before having to bury him. Just as you meet your father, you must end his life for good. ;_;)
Tears streamed down but I could keep on going:
Code Geass (shirley's death)
Date A Live (S1 Ep3, aka when
shido gets killed right after Tohka takes to heart his saying "it's okay for her to stay in this workd" and she goes full vengeance. The feeling of having something taken away just when you finally got it and letting yourself be lost in rage really touched me hard)
Got sad as fuck but no actual tears:
Buddy Complex (Ano Sora specials ending)
Gen'ei wo Kakeru Taiyou (ginka's death)
Rinne no Lagrange (villagiulio hurts muginami)
White Album 2
Never audibly cried as in voice coming out, though. Also, the list is bigger for Visual Novels.
Shit, made me remember that one Miku song where a girl who just went through eye surgery lost her bf because he was hit by a truck.
Anyone got it ? I know it came with a video, but I can't even remember the title.
>White Album 2
I feel ya.
I see many people have cried while watching Toradora, but I dropped it at ep 19 when my last hope of best grill winning was obliterated, what made you cry ?
>Angel beats
I also cried at that Date A Live scene. It was very well executed.
I teared up a few times throughout guggure kokkuri san. The loneliness really got to me. Sympathy for inu.
>Steins;gate movie
This so much. I didn't even liked the series that much, but something about the movie made me cry like a baby
I cry during graduation scenes, goodbye scenes and when they're too happy from mundane things and I realise I will never be that happy.
The only time I ever full on cried when watching animu was Grave of the Fireflies, but I think that's mostly because it hit too close at home moreso than anything else.
I teared up/shed a tear or two was when the Tachikomas were killed at the end of GitS SAC season 1 and Steins:Gate if I remember correctly. Maybe I just don't watch enough SoL/Harem shit with pointless drama.
You fucker
Oh wow.
Shit, I put spoilers on everything but for some reason only a few went through.
Twice. When Ami consoles Kushieda in the hallway right after she closes the door and breaks down crying, and when Taiga realizes her love for Ryuuji after she makes him to back to the Chritmas party and starts running and crying for him.
For me, the series could very well have ended right there. Those three episodes could have been expanded upon and turned into a movie. With that ending, it would be one of the best movies of all time. Not that I don't like the rest of DAL, I love it, but damn if that wasn't a perfect place to call it quits.
They just keep on sacrificing so much for each other. That really gets you. When Kurisu understands just how much Okabe suffered for her sake, it's really touching.
This h-doujin also made me cry like fuck. Never saw it coming: http://exhentai.org/g/371425/cf444185cc/
Only faggots cry.
Proud American like me never cry.
I cried during the first episode of Kofuku Graffiti. Am I alone?
Linked wrong, meant to link >>120704580
the Oreimo OVAs
it was fucking beautiful
No, never. I did not have tears streaming down my face after coming to this page.
Most recently, episode 135 of Hunter X Hunter.
I cried during the final transformation sequence in TTGL.
I have no idea why.
>Crying watching HxH.
>Crying watching any shonen.
Nigga you are a little bitch.
I've only ever cried over insignificant things when I was little. All forms of media do nothing for me and when something really bad or serious happens irl I just get very quiet and depressed for a couples weeks.
The most I've cried while watching an anime has been Clannad AS, but not at the death scenes of both Nagisa and Ushio.
The most recent has been while reading the last chapter of Ashita no Joe.
I cried watching the last episode of Death Parade
Sai Kano. Try NOT an bawl your eyes out after watching that shit.
Shining Hearts was heartbreaking as well. I guess I'm just an old fag.
Yeah. But it was a good episode though.
This scene was touching.
Personally it's N.H.K.
Fuck bro, you opened the sink
Oh, I forgot. Also when cute girls cry.
>literally cried
I would need a proper definition of crying to know that. Texhnolyze ending and some moments in Kaiba made me shed a tear or two but that's about it, I'm not the emotional type.
Besides, proper buildup is needed in those kind of scenes, like in aforementioned Kaiba, where variations of one theme are played throughout the show, only for the full version to kick in later on. Most shows just put a slow piano in the background and expect you to burst with tears, because surely you are attached to every single character in the show, right?
Also, trees.
You cried for the slut mother or the retarded NEET?
Either way, it wasn't really all that moving. It was emotional enough to make you care, but it make you cry? A touch too much. Are you gonna tell you cried watching the 3rd episode too?
Never said HxH wasn't good.
the neet, it broke my heart that he didnt remember why he killed himself.
Planetarian is the only thing that's really been able to make me cry like that. I've gotten sad from shows before, but Planetarian really messed me up.
I guess you could say it left you
Just a little broken.
Google returned nothing. Source?
The last scene of Gurren Lagann made me teary eyed, but it was on the last episode of Initial D Final Stage that I cried for the first and only time while watching anine.
anal fairy ending on yumekusuri
>almost cried
clannad ending
>Anal Fairy
Best girl. Second best girl is the bullied girl and worst girl is the footjob of destiny one.
On the rare occasion that I claim to have cried watching anime, it's because I really cried. Or rather just teared up a lot, I haven't outright cried (with sniffling and sobbing and stuff) in about 10 years.
However it's pretty rare for that to happen. When it does I tend to relish the feeling, since I usually find myself unable to get that emotional about anything.
I think I've been that way ever since a friend killed himself when I was 17. That, combined with some other shit, gradually made me very dull to emotion. I actually lament that fact deeply since I feel I'm missing out on the full spectrum of life, which is one of the many reasons I hate edgy faggots that think being emotionless is somehow cool. Sorry for blogging.
End of Little Busters and Rewrite if you count VN. For shows all that comes to mind is Clannad. Anohana was close but I was with a friend and that would be weird.
Which anime? Googling the details you gave returnd Kagerou Days but I'm having a hard time believing that.
All I see is this.
I usually just get shivers or "feels" I guess you could say.
Last time I cried was when I watched Toradora.
That manga about climbing mountains and the awkward MC.
It was one tragedy behind the other.
The ending of strongest man kurosawa
I was wailing when watching Little Busters, I didn't know they'd all
survive the bus crashwhen I was watching the farewell scene.
I remember my shirt being drenched in tears.
Watch Gunbuster, unless you've already seen it
I tear up at anything as long as I'm immersed enough, but I wouldn't call it crying. I have actually cried a few times though, tears flowing nonstop, runny nose and all, but it's pretty rare. Yuuki Yuuna recently did the trick twice though.
Also this. Probably the most I ever cried watching anime.
Legs scene got me.
The only time I cried in Angel beats is the part of Otonashi death, it hits you hard.
Technically not anime, but this page hit me really fucking hard.
Oh fuck, yeah, I'm so glad we got a happy ending, was sure he was going to die on k2.
>I cried a fuckton at K-On graduation.
After girls finished playing their final concert and were in the clubroom talking about next year, I cried like a bitch
I came to the conclusion that if this wouldn't do it, nothing would. It's the absolute closest I've come in recent years, and I think it may be the closest I'll come for a long while.
Crying feels good, anon. It's wonderful watching a show that manages to strike you enough emotionally that tears come out.
I did NOT expect to feel shit during that episode.
sometimes you just need to let it out
Don't tell me you cried during Grisaia in MICHIRU'S ROUTE.
>deals a fuckton of damage
>damage=love was implied
Why did you have to remind me anon
>Dog death
>meh, kinda sad
>"I love you" "I know"
>This page
>Oh shit why is my vision blurred ?
In about 7 years of watching anime, the only moments to ever make me cry were the end of Diebuster, and the most recent episode of Death Parade.
Not him, I didn't cry during her route, but the "date date" bad end is pretty sad.
Crying like tear droping, only thing that come to my mind right now is Saikano and Brook flashback on One Piece, I had to run to the bathroom and cry there since I hate to cry in front of people
I really hate when someone cry in front of someone else IRL
Sad moments that make me feel that in my chest? Many, I won't list them here, too much effort.
Nvm, found it
Ep 26 of Higurashi made me cry.
quite recently with the ending Ten! I guess the subject matter hit too close to home
Same here I cry all the time, even during parts that aren't sad.
Stuff that is actually is sad tears me apart, I had tears streaming down my face multiple times when watching The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya. That's might have been because of some personal stuff though.
Yeah, did not expect him to survive.
tons of Doremi episodes made me cry for real. A few moments in Precure series. A few moments in idol animes. That one episode of Kodomo no Jikan. The last episode of lots of long-running series. It's good to cry. Makes the sad come out.
I know I have
Apparently the author himself wasn't even expecting it, he didn't know if he wanted to have him live or not up until the chapter he's off the mountain.
Does tearing up = crying?
Nah Anon, you're just a sociopath.
I've cried to a few japanimations but the one with the biggest emotional impact on me was PunPun, it didn't make me cry but it made feel empty and extremely depressed for a few weeks.
The only time that fiction has made me cry. I have teared up a couple of times before but only actually cried this once, and it felt good too.
>being a homosexual with shit taste
fuck off.
PunPun doesn't make people sad, it makes them depressed.
Amazing writing when you think about the amount of emotion you feel when reading it.
I'm 30 and relatively masculine and I've cried like a bitch more than once. Maybe not bawling but enough that my nose got stuffed up and shit.
I tear up more often. The sad shit that happens to little grills (and grills that are actualy foxes, etc)... Fucking japs push my buttons.
>mfw when they're eating the eggs with set for five.
I felt like shit after that scene.
I used to cry pretty frequently when I was younger, now a days I just get depressed.
>You will never get to live in Guri, Neo-Venezia or Seize
i cried
Diebuster ending
Umineko Ep 5 ??? Party (even worse if you finished the VN)
Muv Luv
Just try it, let it all out anon, no one is judging.
Oh? And you have great tastes?
>you got feels
there is a noun for the word feel and it is feeling
But yeah, sure, sometimes I cry when watching my animu. Never sobbing but there's been more than a few manly tears.
Oh, fuck that scene
The last two chapters were so greatly executed it's sick
In the manga they end up getting married so you may want to reconsider
I'm crying rivers from all this blogshit
Must have gotten married pretty young, huh? Touching, but I don't really buy it.
yare yare
I cried like a bitch
I heard about that weird ending and I chose to disregard it
Its mostly just that I tear up, it can be both out of happiness and sadness. Only very rarely have I actually cried all out but it has happened.
Don't go around correcting grammar dude, feeling is the present perfect (be+ing) form of the verb "To feel"
Feels is also used in a peculiar sense here.
>Grammar nazi failed
>inb4 "it was merely a ruse"
Also I often cry when friends part from eachother indefinitely like in >>120707362 or at the end of PunPun.
I cried with the ending if aria, kaleido star finale and natsumr yuujincho.
I'm not alone
Most of the time when people say they're crying, they probably didn't seriously cry. Maybe shed a tear or on the verge of shedding a tear, but I think what they really mean is they found a moment really sad or emotional.
>Must have gotten married pretty young, huh?
No ? He said she was his wife at the present, but then he was only 16. It's very possible that he didn't marry her until years later.
"That was the first time I hugged my wife" doesn't mean he already married her at the time.
I want to believe in every beautiful story ever told here, is that too much to ask ?


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I decided that I was going to make my own wedding invitations: here's what you need to know to DIY your wedding invites.
I got engaged during the summer before I graduated from college. When we chose the date for our wedding, I made sure that there was plenty of time for me to take on as many DIY wedding projects as possible.
How to Make Simple DIY Watercolor Wedding Stationary
It was really very simple and came down to time, rather than expertise and precision. By the time I had committed to making them and purchased all the needed materials, I knew there was no going back!
Step 1: Design the Print Part of the Invite
There are a lot of small details (think: spacing, font, size, etc.) that make an invitation look polished and clean. The bad news is that when you are designing your own wedding invitations, you'll need to make those decisions yourself. The good news is that the internet is full of examples to look at and use as inspiration.
I literally designed my wedding invitations on Microsoft Publisher. If you are a designer, you will cringe. (If you are me, you know that it's what was available and it did the job) At the end of the day, you can make something that looks pretty legit without having expertise or expensive tools.
I knew I wanted to use a combination of cursive and print fonts, and I knew I wanted to make the invitations fit into a standard A7 envelope. I searched the web for a font that suited my "vibe," and went to work squishing all the necessary words onto the page.
**IMPORTANT: If you plan on adding color or designs to the edges of your DIY invitations, be sure to leave space at the top and bottom, and potentially on the sides.
**EVEN MORE IMPORTANT: Have at least 5 people read through the invitations before you deem them complete and ready to print. Typos happen and they are the worst! (I had a typo. A really avoidable one.)
Step 2: Gather the Crafting Materials
Once the invitations were designed on the computer and ready to be printed, I had to gather a lot of materials that I would use to make them. I'm linking below to the supplies I bought and used, but these aren't necessarily the best options out there. It's just how I got the job done.
The four most important supplies I needed were:
- Watercolor Paper
It was important to get watercolor paper because it will not wrinkle (as much) with the addition of watercolor paint. I opted for watercolor paper pads and then tore the individual pages out to print on. This paper tends to be very thick and sturdy, so be aware that it might be tough on your home printer. It worked on ours, but was finicky if I tried to print too many pages at the same time.
- Liquid Watercolors
I used liquid watercolors so that it would be easier for me to measure how much of each color I was mixing. The colors for my wedding were eggplant purple and sage green, so I needed to mix a few different colors to make the right tone.
- Watercolor Paint Brushes
Watercolor paint brushes are very soft and absorbent. I wanted to make lots of different sized streaks, so I got a variety of sizes. It's definitely possible to make a pretty invitation without liquid paints and watercolor specific paint brushes, but I love watercolor painting in general, so I knew I would use them again.
- A Paper Cutter
The paper cutter is also optional (especially if you have a steady hand or are not making very many invitations). I was making 200 wedding invitations and the thick watercolor paper would very quickly dull the blades. I opted to get a guillotine paper cutter so that my lines were straight and my edges were clean.
Step 3: Print the Invites
Once I had all the tools I needed, the first step was hours and hours of printing. As I mentioned above, my printer didn't love the thickness of the watercolor paper. Not only did I have to trim the 9×13 inch paper before it fit into the printer, but I had to monitor the printing of all the invitations, one page at a time.
Honestly, if I could do this again, I would have called local print shops until one agreed to let me bring in my own paper and print using their professional machines. It would have definitely saved me time, but would have cost a little more.
This was the least exciting and most time-consuming part of the whole process — if you can get through this part, you're good to go!
Step 4: Paint the Stationary
It might seem natural to cut out the invitations after they are printed, but don't do it! The key to the watercolor swipe look is to take the paint across the paper and right off the edge. I left the invitations (2 per sheet) on the paper and painted the swipes of watercolor across the top and bottom, before setting them aside to dry.
It's important to mix the watercolor paints with varying amounts of water. I made three shades of purple and 3 shades of green: this allows me to make some swipes of color more saturated, while others were much lighter. Painting is the fun part, since watercolors are so pretty. Don't focus on making things look perfect. Just swipe back and forth — you'll love how it looks once you get to cut them out!
Step 5: Flatten & Cut the Invitations
Once the individual sheets have dried completely, you may notice that they are a little wavy (or more than a little, if your paper was on the thin side). This is no big deal, but you'll want to flatten them out before you cut them. There are probably better ways to do this, but I stacked mine up and set a bunch of heavy books on top for a couple of days.
After taking the flattened, water-colored sheets of invitations out from under the books, it was time to cut them out. I sat down with my paper cutter and got to work. It was all about carefully lining up the blade and taking the excess paper off from around the invitations. This is where the watercolor swipes really start to look gorgeous!
Step 6: Assemble the Invitation Pieces
After all the invitations were cut out and stacked up (for me this included 2 pieces: the invitation and an RSVP postcard), I brainstormed how to assemble them. Some people tuck them into pockets, but I loved the idea of wrapping the two sheets in a ribbon. I went to the store and found some purple and green ribbon to use as an "invitation belt" and bought a stamp with the first letter of my new last name.
I stamped the letter onto some of the watercolor paper scraps, cut them out, and then used them as the anchor or "belt buckle" to seal the ribbon belt around each of my invitations. It turned out super cute! It was also a great way to use some of those paper scraps I thought I was going to throw away.
Step 7: Address & Send the Wedding Invites
Finally, it was time to stuff the envelopes, put on the stamps, and address them. I have neat enough handwriting to get the job done. If you are not confident in your own, find a friend or family member to help you write out addresses. To save time, I had the return address made into a self-inking stamp.
Once the invitations were in the mail, I felt like my biggest DIY project was complete. In the end, I had saved serious cash by spending my own time and energy to put them together. My little sister helped me paint, and my mom, future mother-in-law, and sister-in-law all got together to help assemble the invitations. It was a huge project, but it was so fun to send guests something that was unique and handmade.
7 Tips You NEED to Know if You're Making Your Own Wedding Invites
These are my additional tips for those of you considering making your own wedding invites. It's not a difficult process. It's mostly time consuming. If you're lucky there will be people excited to help! Here are 7 tips for DIY wedding invitations that I'd use if I could do it all over again:
- Keep it Simple: When it comes to details on a wedding invite, remember that the information is the most important part. Keep the rest simple and you'll decrease your stress and keep yourself from an over-the-top look.
- Don't Focus on Perfection: When you're making something yourself, you shouldn't aim for perfection. If it looks like you made it, that can be a great thing! It means so much more to receive something handmade, and any small imperfections make it unique.
- Be Flexible: If you get to a certain part of the project and run into a problem or have to change direction a little bit, don't lose your mind. It's all good. Find a solution that works and run with it. Nobody will know it wasn't the way you wanted it to be and it might even turn out better than you planned.
- More is Better: Make a few more than you need, order a bit more paper than you need, have extra paint brushes on hand, etc. You never know what will happen and it's better to avoid last-minute orders or runs to the store.
- Avoid Comparing: One of the great things about invitations is that you're usually only sending one to each guest household. This means that if some are cuter than others, or your paper cutter took a little too much off an invite or two, nobody will know. People don't compare their invitations. So don't worry if a few end up a little wonky.
- Enjoy Your Style: You might look at your invitations and think that they are less stylish or trendy than some of the ones for sale online, but they are uniquely yours. Enjoy that what you made fits your style. Do yourself a favor and stop looking at the trendy options online. They all start to blend together anyway!
- Remember Retro Weddings: At the end of the day, wedding stuff will look dorky in a few decades. Old wedding photos and invitations look retro and goofy to us now. Everything we do now will have that same appeal to future generations. Relax and enjoy the fun of planning your "big day" without worrying about what anyone else thinks.
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If this huge DIY project seemed like a great idea, be sure to check out my adventures in crafts and hand lettering. Yeah, it's mostly penmanship and hand lettering. But it's a really affordable and useful hobby!
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New blanketPosted: January 12, 2015 Filed under: Crochet | Tags: Andes, blanket, blue, cream, crochet, drops, DROPS Andes, heather, petrol, purple, ripple, round, wool, yarn Leave a comment
Ripple blanket – here's the pattern
Just finished my new blanket. Took me less than a week – yarn I needed arrived on Wednesday and the whole thing was done on Sunday. Pretty quick.
I should probably start at the beginning.
Some time ago there was a sale on DROPS yarns (very nice stuff in general) and I bought some random balls in colours that seemed interesting. "Andes" was one of these and finally I made a cowl/scarf thing out of it. Which was a total failure, because the outcome was way too thick and stiff. Probably I used a hook some sizes too small. Well.
So this week I undid it and added some cream Andes to it as a contrast, took a 8mm hook and hooked a round ripple blanket. In three days (was kind of busy on Saturday). After work only.
So, here's the outcome. Photographed inside, no natural light, so colours are a bit wrong, but it's, in general, somewhat purple-ish. It's 130 cm in diameter (from point to point) and it covers my new armchair quite nicely :)
Yarn Review – Red Heart Super SaverPosted: November 24, 2013 Filed under: Knitting, Yarn Reviews | Tags: acrylic, cream, crochet, knitting, olive, pastel, pink, review, yarn Leave a comment
Brand: Red Heart Super Saver Worsted
Colour: dusty pink, cream, pastel olive (others, too, but I tested only these three)
Content: 100% acrylic
Thickness: 333m/198g
Country of origin: USA
Suggested needle size: 5,5mm
A coworker decided to destash ;) She presented me with her 4 skeins of never-touched yarn – 3 Red Hearts and 1 Carron Simply Soft. I started with the RHs, all of which are more or less pastel-ish, although the pink, when concentrated in one ball, is rather striking. I hope that mixed with others it will work nicely.
First thing I noticed is that, unfortunately, this is one of the yarns that squeak. Squeak squeak squeak every time you hook it or knit it or even mill it. Perfect for the knitting mill and would probably make a great knitted blanket or a hat&scarf set for someone who can't stand wool. This being pure acrylic, no scratch. But a squeak.
I've milled the cream skein, but gave up on the blanket idea when I counted how small it would be, even if I used both pink and cream (only like a 1m x 70 cm rectangle, or so). So I undid it, and it cooperates with no fuss and no fuzz, at the same time giving a bit of resistance which is always nice as it means your work won't just undo whenever you drop a stitch.
It crochets nicely and the grannysquares for my purple/pink blanket are getting done in record time, but again, that squeak. I hope in the whole blanket it will be balanced by other, quieter yarns.
The structure is very even, 4 tightly twisted threads, don't come apart easily.
Pros: undoes nicely, colours are good, easy to pull the "inner end" out and work from both ends or with double thickness, perfect for beginners.
Cons: SQUEAKS. Not to be used alone if you want to wear the finished work.
Lily of the valley boxPosted: May 17, 2011 Filed under: Decoupage | Tags: acrylic, box, cream, decoupage, flora, flower, flowers, glue, green, jewelry box, lily of the valley, varnish, white, wooden, yellow Leave a comment
A commission to make a jewelry-box with Lily of the Valley decoration. It is a big, pretty heavy box and I hope I did good work on it (because it's already in the post and slowly approaching its destiny).
Big wooden jewelry box with two trays
Lily of the Valley napkin
Amsterdam acrylic paints
Stamperia colla per decoupage
Stamperia Vernice protettiva lucida
Koh-i-noor acrylic varnish


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Anadia - Holy Priest Application.
All the information about our recruitment
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Character Name Anadiaxec - started WoW Classic a few ours ago, because I was the last days in Egypt for my holiday trip this year.
Dwarf Priest
Primary spec
Holy (21/30/0)
Raid UI screenshot (use imgur)
UI will be adjusted a little bit for the raid.
How did you hear about us, and what made you consider applying?
I became attentive over the forum on adult swim. Since I'm looking for a great guild to start WoW Classic - with this Guild I think it's fun and possible to achieve something.
Tell us about your last guild. Why are you choosing us over them? Do you have any references? Tell us about the rest of your raiding history. What content have you cleared in the past? Which guilds did you do it with?
I played WoW since 2004 in beta to WOTK. In WOTK I reached R1 in 3vs3 bracket before I quit.
In Vanilla itself I cleared with the progress oriented guild TwentyFourSeven on Terrordar C´thun and almost everything in Naxx.
Before that I was in a rather casual moderate guild which didn't meet my requirements what pots and skills for the raid were - it was still very friendly in our interaction.
I only have contact to a few players since then... As I like to play on English realms, I'm looking now for new strong competitors for raids.
Do you have any experience in guild leadership positions or other positions of responsibility?
In Vanilla I was the druid class leader because I played druid myself and of course everyone knew that I am a responsible person and know how to play my class.
Tell us how you play your class, and how it makes you stand apart from others.
Since I have always played a healer in WoW, I know how important it is to correctly position and which healing / protection spells are best used when. I'm looking forward to do heal downranking again. To heal faster and most mana-efficiently.
And also to deal well with stressful situations.
I am also well practised when it comes to communication in Dungeons / Raid and am not in a communication lazy mood either.
What secondary specs or alternative characters do you feel you play at a similar level to your main?
Druid or Paladin Healer
Also trying different Specs isn't an issue for me.
Tell us about yourself. Show us the man/woman behind the character. Impress us, make us laugh. Convince us we want you in our guild. If you don't take the time to sell yourself, there's no reason for us to want to take you. We've worked hard to make this a great place to raid and demand incoming candidates prove they're committed to continuing that.
I am 31 years young and come from Germany.
After my Vanilla WoW career as a child I was lucky to end up in sales. What made me very open-minded and strong in communication
After 10 years of work I decided to start over again and study computer science. I also work for an automotive company in a part time job right know.
After reading your thread "Please Read Before Applying" I am very excited how motivated and disciplined the shared gaming experience will be.
Contact info
Discord : Anadia#1266
Battle.net : Anadia#21304
I am looking forward to hear from you
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If nothing else, the 8th-place Montreal Canadiens proved they could keep up with the 1st-place Boston Bruins.
Indeed, over the first 40-minutes of last night's game at the Boston Garden, the Habs were arguabley the better team. However, hockey is a 60-minute game. And the Bruins were the better club over the final 10 minutes, scoring the winner and adding an empty-netter in a 4-2, opening-game win over the Canadiens in this first-round playoff series.
True, the Habs found themselves down 2-0 in this hockey game. However, they refused to fold their tents. And goals by Chris Higgins and Alex Kovalev tied this one up after two periods. But, with Josh Gorges, a solid citizen for the Habs up until this point, in the penalty box, big Zdeno Chara fired a 60-footer to beat Carey Price with what proved to be the winning goal.
Higgins? Here's a guy who can't seem to hit the broad side of a barn. But put him at an impossible angle, and he'll put the puck in the net, as he did against Tim Thomas. Kovalev? Another patented goal from no. 27: from his wrong wing at the faceoff circle.
Yes, something to build on for the Montreal Canadiens. Trouble is, if they don't build on it, and fast, they are in a heap of trouble.
Because if the Habs fail to beat the Bruins tomorrow night in Boston, they will go down 2-0 in this series. Bad enough. It also means they would have to win four of the next five games to take this playoff matchup. And that ain't gonna happen.
Can you say "Must Win?"
Bob Gainey showed nothing new at practice today, which means you can expect to see Georges Laraque on a line with Kovalev and Saku Koivu, which was the case for most of game one. And you can also expect to see Alex Tanguay, the usual third on that line, playing with Glen Metropolit and Higgins. To Tanguay's credit, he adjusted well with his new linemates, and the three of them came together to form Montreal's most effective unit. But, for my money, I want Tanguay back with Kovalev and Kovivu.
I have no problem with Laraque in the lineup. In fact, he put together a commendable 13 minutes of ice time. But give him two other forwards to play with: not Kovalev and Koivu.
The big problem plaguing the Canadiens up front is the continued uninspired play of the so-called second line of Tomas Plekanec, Andrei Kostitsyn and Matt D'Agostini. Plekanec was talking the talk going into this series; how he was going to turn his game around after a tremendously disappointing regular season. But, after 60 minutes of playoff hockey, he looks like the same player who failed to answer the bell in post-season play last season.
In other words, he continues to play "like a little girl," as he so aptly put it when asked to assess his play in the post season last year.
Bob Gainey says Plekanec will have to find it within himself to elevate his level of play, as soon as he hits bottom.
You mean he isn't there yet?!
Carey Price was good last night, but he needs to be better than good. Good doesn't win you hockey games in the playoffs. Good doesn't win you a series. He needs to be great. Yes, he kept his team in game one when the Bruins could have run away with this one after going ahead 2-0. But he needs to steal one. He had that chance last night, and failed.
Something for the Canadiens to build on? Absolutely. Saku Koivu wasn't about to give up on this one, as he challenged big Chara along the boards in the final minutes as the Habs pressed for the equalizer. But then again, you would expect nothing less from the The Captain.
More of that kind of effort is needed by the Habs tomorrow night.
Can the Bruins be better? Absolutely.
Do the Canadiens NEED to be better? Without a doubt. Otherwise, the moral victory the Habs scored in game one will be cold comfort to this Montreal team that won many of the battles last night, except the one on the scoreboard.


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I could fill a scroll of "blue sky" ideas for Walt Disney World: an Aladdin attraction that lives up to the incredible film on which it is based, an Up themed ("adventure is out there") attraction in Adventureland, or a Magic Kingdom nighttime parade to end all nighttime parades. But none of these are as high on my list as the subject of this post – a Moderate Magic Kingdom Resort on the northeast side of Bay Lake.
Upon hearing my singular wish, I can guess that readers fall into one of two camps. Many of you are shouting (or quietly whispering if you are reading this at work) a jolly, "Hear, hear!" However, others are quick to make the business sense argument, "That's a nice wish, but the Magic Kingdom area is premiere property and will never see less than deluxe." Those of you who cheer my desire for a moderate, please indulge me – or join with me – as I make my argument for why a more affordable resort on Bay Lake very definitely makes good business sense.
Typical supply and demand economics would tell you that the Magic Kingdom area resorts rightfully charge a premium for their proximity to the most popular theme park in the world. Their location brings along a unique series of perks that serve to drive a high price: Monorail service, nighttime fireworks visibility, and neighboring premiere resorts with luxury restaurants, lounges, shopping, shows and more. So, why from a business standpoint should Disney consider purposefully building a resort where they will charge a price below equilibrium?
Revenue is more than a Room Rate
The revenue derived from a WDW guest does not come exclusively from his or her resort room reservation. Guests purchase park tickets, food, souvenirs, party tickets, recreational activities and so much more. Because of this fact, it stands to reason that more guests staying on property means more money being spent on property. The Magic Kingdom Deluxe and Deluxe Villa Resorts have a weighted average of 645 rooms while the weighted average of rooms at the Moderate Resorts in WDW jumps to 1802. If you assume a new Moderate would be built with a similar capacity and that each room is being filled by just two people, that is a maximum of 3604 guests versus 1290 at a Deluxe or Deluxe Villa Resort. That is 2314 more people eating on property, buying park tickets, purchasing souvenirs and more. These are people who may also see their way to purchasing extra add-ons, attending a party, or making an extra table-service reservation during their vacation because they spent less on their room.
I know what all of the business-minded individuals are thinking: Will the increase in rooms and on-property purchases outweigh the loss of revenue from the decreased room rate? This hinges not on whether the rate is more or less, but the total revenue from the resort. Moderate Resorts charge a weighted average of $230 for a standard view room. Magic Kingdom area Deluxe and Deluxe Villa Resorts command a hefty $456 weighted average for a standard view room. A first glance would say the premium Magic Kingdom Resorts are bringing in much more money, but the number of rooms filled at that rate must be considered. If the average number of rooms were filled to capacity at the average standard rate, here are estimated total revenues for one night in both categories:
As can be seen in the above graphic, if a Moderate Magic Kingdom Resort was built similarly to the others on property, it would easily be able to break even or exceed the room rate revenue of a Deluxe Resort in the same area.
This begs the question, how would Disney continue to charge a higher price at Disney's Wilderness Lodge if rooms were available at a lower rate in the same area with the same transportation options. Keep in mind that Moderate resorts do not offer the same amenities as their Deluxe counterparts. Deluxe resorts boast larger rooms, bathrooms that are entirely separate from the room, in-room refrigerators/microwaves, room doors in an interior hall instead of exterior entrances, signature dining, and more. Options such as these would still place Disney's Wilderness Lodge in a higher rate tier.
A Dose of Goodwill
For those who do not know, "goodwill" is a business term. According to Merriam-Webster, it is "the favor or advantage that a business has acquired especially through its brands and good reputation." In the current world of luxury-extra-pay-this and hard-ticketed-that, the social media driven, wide world of Disney could use a goodwill boost with concern to its middle class customers. It does not take a deep dive into the world of Disney Twitter to see that many fans are disenfranchised with the number of high-expense offerings that have been rolled out at WDW over the last couple of years (look no further than the now-defunct Tomorrowland cabanas).
Now, think back to May of 2010, when Disney unveiled plans for Disney's Art of Animation Resort. Guests, especially middle-class families, were overjoyed to hear news of another affordable resort. Now imagine the elation of those families if a Moderate Resort was opened in the Magic Kingdom area (with rates on par or even much lower than the Art of Animation family suites). Families with young children, who spend a large portion of their time at WDW's original park, would be able to stay within a short distance.
Disney's bread and butter customer is the All-American family, and as many of those families board the Monorail or cross the Seven Seas Lagoon on the ferry, they see the resorts surrounding Magic Kingdom as something unattainable. An affordable resort on Bay Lake would certainly build goodwill with families who have longed to stay in shadow of Cinderella Castle.
Now, the Fun Part
With the business case made, it is time to consider what a Moderate Magic Kingdom Resort would look like. WDW historians would immediately look back to the proposed and planned resorts that appeared on maps in 1971. As can be seen in Maps of the Disney Parks: Charting 60 Years from Disneyland to Shanghai, three additional resorts were announced: a Persian theme, a Venetian theme, and an Asian theme. During the Michael Eisner years, the Venetian theme was revisited and discarded in favor of a Mediterranean/Greek Isles theme that also never came to fruition.
Other Disney-trivia enthusiasts, would bring up the idea that each Magic Kingdom area resort represents a different portion of the park (Disney's Grand Floridian Resort as Main Street, U.S.A.; Disney's Polynesian Village Resort as Adventureland; Disney's Contemporary Resort and Disney's Bay Lake Tower as Tomorrowland; and Disney's Wilderness Lodge and Fort Wilderness Campground as Frontierland) This theory leaves Fantasyland and Liberty Square without representation. Either land could lend inspiration for unique room designs, dining, grand lobbies and more.
Personally, I have longed to see how Disney would develop the grounds of a Mediterranean themed resort. However, if the target market for this resort is the All-American family (mom, dad, 2.5 kids), I believe the best option would be a well-developed Fantasyland theme: princes and princesses, block walls, an enchanted pool, and medieval food you eat with your hands.
What would you like to see as the theme for a Moderate Magic Kingdom Resort? Do you believe this idea is even possible? Let us know in the comments section or on the WDW Radio Facebook page!
(Bay Lake photo ©Disney. Satellite image ©2017 Google.)
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- Release date: 10/26/2016
- Developer: QLOC
- Publisher: BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment
- Genre: Action , Adventure , Massively Multiplayer
- Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Simplified Chinese
- Features: Single-player, Multi-player, Online Multi-Player, MMO, Co-op, Online Co-op, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards
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- OS: Windows 7 and higher (64 bit only)
- Processor: AMD Phenom II X2 550, 3.1GHz | Intel Pentium G4400, 3.30GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GT 650 | Radeon HD 6570
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Additional Notes: For Windows 7, service pack 1 is required
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Full Review of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is a role-playing game in the anime style based on the Dragon Ball Z series. The action unfolds on Earth of our days, which does not negate the presence of magic and other attributes of fantasy. In the center of the narrative is the Sayan alien Son Goku, an infant abandoned to us from outer space to destroy humankind. However, everything went awry, and from the potential liquidator our character grew up a defender of earthlings, whose help was especially useful when from the depths of the universe all kinds of creatures came crashing.
What are the dragon pearls here, you ask? This is a recurring story of the manga. If you collect all seven balls - the dragon will appear and fulfill the cherished desire, for example, resurrect a friend.
Graphics — 4.5/5
The graphics of the game are simple, and visually the picture is very similar to the anime, which received an additional volume. The developers decided to take samples of sounds directly from the anime, that's why they sound is strange as for the game, but fans will enjoy this old-school sounding.
So, if you are a fan of the Dragon Ball universe, you will enjoy the graphics entirely. If you are familiar with this world only by hearsay, but you want bright, cheerful fights with many opponents, and you are not afraid of the visual style of the game - then you will like the project too. But those who do not know which side to approach such games, are waiting for a coherent consecutive plot or want to see super-graphics, in Dragon Ball XenoVerse there is nothing to do.
Gameplay — 4.5/5
At the very beginning of the game, you should pick a fighter and customize him as you want. Determine the gender of your character, select a race from five available (Human, Saiyan, Namekian, Frieza's race and Majin), set his voice, facial features and other details of appearance. Thus you can create your unique hero or make a copy of a favorite manga character as well as mix and match styles.
When your Dragon Ball hero is ready, you join the Time Patrol - a team of heroes who protects Conton City and the Dragon Ball Z timeline. After that, you get into a special hub where you can learn new blows, switch the characteristics of your hero, chat with other players, find tasks or purchase some additional accessories and all sorts of useful things from the stores located here. Then you start performing your primary tasks according to the gameplay as well as some additional quests.
All battles are shown in the three-dimensional world, so most of the fightings take place in the air. Heroes are so powerful that they toss each other through canyons, beat faces with massive fists, instilled enemies on the ground, throw them almost beyond the atmosphere and so on. All their actions look incredible on the screen and therefore, the game is unimaginably fun to play. During your battles, you should monitor such important scales as health, energy, and endurance. Otherwise, you'll die, lose your balance or won't be able to make a strong attack at all.
Also, as you progress through the game, new characters, costumes for your hero, abilities and game modes, as well as other useful features, appear.
Controls — 5/5
Controls, at first glance, are pretty simple, on the main buttons you can find: a strong blow, a standard strike, a shot and that's it. Strong and standard blows are connected in bright and spectacular combos, throwing the opponent away, then back to the ground. In such cases, you have to make a powerful leap to the enemy, to catch him and continue the fight.
You can customize your warrior with special gear, helpful items, and combat skills that he learns from the quests or personal training. There are enough interesting tools and special abilities innate to use. You can grow a fighter that both looks and fights the way you like and the way it feels fun and rewarding for you to play.
Replay Value — 4/5
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has various exciting missions that will add some diversity to the gameplay such as finding the Dragon Balls or keeping them away from pursuing enemies. There is also some fun to play quests which you can go through with other warriors, but not all of them can be tackled this way; some of these quests are for a single-player mode only.
Combats look like in the show and aren't similar to any regular fighting game. However, you still might feel the lack of depth in combats. Thus things can get a little bit repetitive for you.
This game is super pricey because it costs about $50. This price might be fine for the fans of the Dragon Ball Z series, but as for a role-playing game in the anime style, it is still too high. This game also has a few additional packs for purchase.
Since there are not many missions in the game, and the skills boosting plays a decisive role, the same quests will have to be performed many times. For each task, the character gains experience points, which can improve their abilities. The rating given for passing the mission directly affects the amount of experience gained, and the better we play, the more points we get. The complexity of the plot missions in places is so tucked away that you have to return to the previous tasks several times. This balance can turn the gameplay into a routine.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is an exciting anime game with a unique and ambitious concept that is familiar to the fans of the Dragon Ball Z series and will give them enjoyable playing experience.
Pros : Stunning visuals
Smooth animation
Lots of content for single- and multiplayer modes
Characters resemble originals from the Dragon Ball Z series
Cons : Combat gets repetitive
All missions look similar
The high price of the game
Graphics 4.5
Gameplay 4.5
Controls 5
Replay Value 4
Average : 4.5
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