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I'm sorry to say that I'll be keeping this brief, because I've said plenty about Pokémon Sun in Whimsical Weekend #6 (which just so happens to be not much less than a year ago), and I don't have much to add to that. I owe this mostly to the fact that I don't have nearly as much time nowadays to spend on video games (let alone what the fanbase calls a "remake" of Sun/Moon) and therefore haven't been through anywhere near as much postgame as in the case of Sun.
…Well, to be more accurate, the one thing above all else that inhibits me from going through Ultra Moon postgame is: the quest for a good Stakataka.
First off, I'm looking for a Lonely nature with a Defense IV of 15 or less, so that it will gain Attack from Beast Boost if fully trained in Attack. More importantly, I'm going for as little Speed as possible, which is simple for me to check, considering I just so happen to have a Vullaby with exactly 21 Speed. (The Speed value of a level 60 Stakataka with a neutral nature and 0 IV in Speed is 20.) Simple as it is, though, it's not that easy. If it was any earlier year, I would have had much more patience in constantly resetting for this sort of thing than I do now. But hey, if talk like that isn't convincing enough, how about some statistics?
- Chance of Lonely Nature (with Synchronize Elgyem): 50%
- Chance of Speed not being one of the three guaranteed perfect IVs: 50% (10/20)
- Chance of Speed IV being 0: 3.125% (1/32)
- Chance of Speed IV being 1 and losing a speed tie with Vullaby: 1.5625% (1/32 * 1/2)
- Chance of either of the above: 4.6875%
- Chance of Defense IV being 15 or below: 50% (16/32)
So…we're looking at nearly a half-percent chance of an acceptable scenario. Not as daunting as the chance of encountering a shiny Pokémon with regular odds, but still quite a pain to go for.
Anyway, enough about that. Remember this snipped that I posted in Whimsical Weekend #6?
Well, I decided to use 4 of those 6 in the creation of my Ultra Moon team, and it turned out like this:
I don't remember how they were when I beat the Pokémon League, but here's their current status. (Yeah, I still play the game in French.)
Gaebora (Decidueye) [Archéduc] (M)
Ability: Overgrow [Engrais]
Level: 69
Mild Nature [Doux]
Stats: 197/171/105/169/163/147
– Leaf Blade [Lame-Feuille]
– Spirit Shackle [Tisse Ombre]
– U-turn [Demi-Tour]
– Nature Power [Force-Nature]
Blanc (Sandslash-Alola) [Sablaireau] (F) @ Focus Band [Bandeau]
Ability: Snow Cloak [Rideau Neige]
Level: 66
Lax Nature [Lâche]
Stats: 192/174/199/53/96/122
– Iron Head [Tête de Fer]
– Ice Punch [Poing Glace]
– Bulldoze [Piétisol]
– Metal Burst [Fulmifer]
Kirche (Salazzle) [Malamandre] @ BrightPowder [Poudre Claire]
Ability: Corrosion [Corrosion]
Level: 66
Naive Nature [Naïf]
Stats: 188/119/98/151/104/203
– Flamethrower [Lance-Flammes]
– Venoshock [Choc Venin]
– Toxic [Toxik]
– Dragon Pulse [Dracochoc]
Théo (Bewear) [Chelours] (M) @ Leftovers [Restes]
Ability: Fluffy [Boule de Poils]
Level: 66
Relaxed Nature [Relax]
Stats: 253/202/139/105/106/105
– Hammer Arm [Marto-Poing]
– Facade [Façade]
– Payback [Représailles]
– Thrash [Mania]
Asui (Araquanid) [Tarenbulle] (F) @ Quick Claw [Vive Griffe]
Ability: Water Bubble [Aquabulle]
Level: 66
Modest Nature [Modeste]
Stats: 187/116/135/92/192/100
– Liquidation [Aqua-Brèche]
– Scald [Ébullition]
– Leech Life [Vampirisme]
– Mirror Coat [Voile Miroir]
Courange (Lycanroc-Dusk) [Lougaroc] (M) @ Normalium Z [Normazélite]
Ability: Tough Claws [Griffe Dure]
Level: 66
Adamant Nature [Rigide]
Stats: 185/216/98/86/109/192
– Rock Slide [Éboulement]
– Drill Run [Tunnelier]
– Thunder Fang [Crocs Éclair]
– Happy Hour [Étrennes]
In terms of nicknames, Gaebora and Kirche are the only ones I really kept, while the others are arguably improved over what I had before. In particular, I figured based on Sandslash's tanky stats that Blanc would be a far more fitting name for it than Hokuto, and Théo is far less generic than any other Bewear nickname I can think of. (Théo is named after Theodore Roosevelt, who is known as Teddy.)
Asui is admittedly kind of a stretch for Araquanid (considering its namesake), but I'm proud of Courange. Why? It was first intended to be a simple portmanteau of "coucher" (as in sunset) and "orange" (the color of Lycanroc-Dusk), but when I thought deeper, I realized that there are even more words that can be associated with the nickname:
- "courir" (to run)
- "courage"
- "cou" (the neck, the sweet spot in Poké Refresh)
- "range" (as in range of movement)
- "ange" (angel)
…So I thought, but the more ideas I come up with, the more they seem…off. Oh well.
As for movesets, don't worry about what I listed them as in Whimsical Weekend #6; the me back then was a bit naïve in some aspects, particularly when it comes to moves that can only be obtained post-game. *coughEarthquakeonAlolanSandslashcough*
And yes, I did soft-reset for Adamant Lycanroc-Dusk. It's what I believe to be the ideal nature for a Z-Happy Hour user, which is precisely the role that I ended up assigning to Courange. Shame that it has absolutely no 100% accurate attacks (unless I were to teach it Accelerock, which I'm not down for).
By the way, now that I think about it, there was something that I wanted to mention about Ultra Sun/Moon that wasn't in regular Sun/Moon. Four words: ROTOM. NEVER. SHUTS. UP. Really, does that stinking piece of scrap metal think that it's a good idea to babble about silly tutorial things, regardless whether or not the player has already demonstrated knowledge of such things, 90% of the time after closing the pause menu or finishing a battle? Ugh, the nerve.
So, that's my main complaint about Ultra SuMo. That said, there were a few pleasant surprises within the main story. Particularly:
- Totem Wishiwashi and Salazzle being replaced by Araquanid and Alolan Marowak respectively
- The entire Fairium Z trial (I actually had to soft-reset against Totem Ribombee)
- Ultra Necrozma
- New environment and timing for the fourth Grand Trial
- A Steel-type dude taking Hala's place in the Elite Four
- Hau contending for the Champion title, instead of Kukui defending it
Pff, man, I said I'd be brief, but this still ended up being almost a thousand words. Not to mention it took a longer time than I thought. But, I think that's all I have to say here.
À la prochaine! (Until next time!)


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S kamošmi z Ružomberka sme boli vyskúšať skatepark v Ružomberku. Pre to prinášam krátke videjko od Neona…
S kamošmi z Ružomberka sme boli vyskúšať skatepark v Ružomberku. Pre to prinášam krátke videjko od Neona…
During the winter times in New Zeland, there is snow only on the top of the mountains. In the city we could walk in a hoodie and sneakers only, because it was just 10 degrees. From time to time after skiing I went to the skatepark, which was in the middle of Wanaka. That´s why I dedicated this blog to skateboarding.
Here are more pictures from New Zeland….
After the international success of her ski films AS WE ARE (2010)*, an all female ski movie and SHUKRAN MOROCCO (2012)**, Austrian freeskier Sandra Lahnsteiner*** once again doubles up in her role as ski film producer and athlete and puts together her best all-female ski movie yet: SHADES OF WINTER.
Presenting the unique expressions of female freeskiing today, SHADES OF WINTER features deep powder and pillows in Japan, skiing all-time conditions in the Alps, big mountain lines in Haines, AK, and the highest level of female freestyle skiing seen yet from the Nine Queens event in Austria.
"This is a movie about strong women who have dedicated their lives to a passion, a passion which connects us all" says Sandra Lahnsteiner, proud and happy to have created a platform for some of the best female freeskiers around the world to celebrate their shared love of skiing.
The iF3 2013 World Tour:iF3 La Parva (Santiago de Chile)August 8-9th
——–iF3 International (Montreal, CA)September 11-15th——–iF3 Europe (Annecy, FR)September 27-29th——–iF3 Innsbruck (Austria)October 4-5th——–iF3 Whistler-Blackcomb (Canada)October 11-12th——–iF3 Japan (Tokyo)
November 1-3rd
The Winter Games are over for me, I ended up placing 10th. It was a pleasure to compete with the worlds best athletes, on a really nice course.
Prinášam zábery, ktoré vznikli pre polskú značku Modest South Wear. Na fotografiách môžte vidieť poľského jazdca Bartka Sibigu. Snímky sú vytvorené na Novom Zélande, kde sme prišli trénovať a zúčastiť sa svetového pohára.
Here are some new photos from today, what i made for Modest South Wear. You can see Polish rider Bartek Sibiga representing the brand. Shots are made in New Zealand, while we training for upcoming Wolrd Cup.

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There is know way to describe my blog except, all poems are FOR the people as they are inspired FROM the people. and if you were to ask me to come up with a slogan it would probably read.... THE SECRET IS IN THE POETRY... So may my stanzas whisper...
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
Surf them streets...
We are the pirates of the concrete,
in our playground we call
the street.
Riding nature beneath
our feet.
We have the power to
play with time,
Express the term
"Life is mine"
There is no prejudice
in what we do,
Riding one big ship
theres no leader in our crew.
We aint here to steal,
but offer inspiration,
We are here to be an example
for a new generation.
Get on board or walk
the government planks,
where on your life
they are playing pranks.
We are concrete pirates
who surf the floor,
no polished talent,
just keeping it raw.
Expression is what
comes from our heart,
we skate not for fashion,
but just for the art.
"We ride what ever
the whether, a wet day
is dry to us"
(Concret "Poetic skater" Pirate
Inspired by Timothy Deconynck)
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[Update 8:50 a.m.: Paula Devine is in the lead to fill the open Glendale City Council seat, according to Wednesday morning election poll results from Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder's website.]
As of 8:45 a.m., all 86 precincts were reporting. Devine tallied 5,111 votes or 33.69% of the votes.
Vartan Gharpetian had 3,338 votes or 22%; Rick Barnes had 3,141 or 20.70%; Chahe Keuroghelian had 2,074 votes or 13.67%; Mike Mohill had 1,508 or 9.94%.
Glendale City Council candidates knocked on doors, wrote Facebook messages and made phone calls as they gave one final push to convince voters to head to the polls on Tuesday, despite forecasts of low turnout during the statewide primary election and confusion among Glendale voters about the special local race.
"Today we worked the hardest," candidate Vartan Gharpetian said, adding that he believed the results for the single open seat would be a close one.
As of 11:20 p.m., Paula Devine, a retired teacher, led the pack with about 32% of the vote with 46 out of 86 precincts in Glendale reporting, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder's website. The top candidate was followed by Vartan Gharpetian with 25%, Rick Barnes with 18%, Chahe Keuroghelian with about 16%, and Mike Mohill with 9%.
The tally from Tuesday isn't expected to be released until early Wednesday morning, but even then, the final count is scheduled to be certified June 30 as provisional, last-minute vote-by-mail and damaged ballots must still be counted.
Despite the election-day thrust, candidates said they were seeing low turnout into the late afternoon, with some noting that running in a special-election race — municipal elections are usually held in April during odd-numbered years — has been an uphill battle.
"That's been a theme all the way through as we've been making phone calls. People are saying 'Wait a minute, isn't it in April?'" said Barnes, a Realtor.
The winner of the special election will sit on the council for 10 months, but they will also receive the boost of incumbent status if they run for a full four-year term in April. The shorter term was prompted by the appointment of Councilman Frank Quintero to 14 months in office after former Councilman Rafi Manoukian stepped down to become City Treasurer.
Glendale voters also had a city charter amendment on their ballots, Measure G, which would undo the rule forcing special elections like this one in the first place by allowing appointees to serve the remainder of the open term, rather than be replaced during a special election, if the term ends at the next general municipal election.
As of 11:20 p.m., 69% had voted in support of the measure.
Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School who focuses on election law, said although she expects "dismal turnout" during the statewide primary, it could have been worse if it was a city-only special election.
"It's a very good idea to make sure a special election coincides with a statewide election. Even if we hit 18% or 20% turnout, that still is better than turnout would be for a special election just for a local issue," she said. "Those elections have really, really dismal turnout."
Some candidates complained polling-location issues added stress to the day. Barnes sent volunteers to help people with disabilities at a non-handicap-accessible location, and Keuroghelian, a small-business manager, said he was fielding calls from people assigned to a Burbank church to vote that had a closed front door but an open rear door. About half a dozen of his supporters ended up voting provisionally at another polling location because of it, he said.
Unlike the others, Mohill, a retired businessman, didn't campaign Tuesday. Instead, he spent his afternoon at a pizza party with well-wishers.
All but Devine, who did not return requests for comment Tuesday, hosted evening events to follow the vote count.
Gharpetian greeted about 100 people, including Mayor Zareh Sinanyan and Quintero, at Phoenicia Restaurant, while both Barnes and Keuroghelian had under 20 people at their gatherings at the Elks Lodge and campaign headquarters, respectively.
Despite waking up at 6 a.m., several candidates said they didn't plan to sleep until the Tuesday tally was posted online, which took until about 1 a.m. in 2012 and about 4 a.m. in 2010, according to Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder's data.
"I worked too hard for the last months to go to sleep," Gharpetian said.
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We live in Britain. The daily weather is known the world over as being unpredictable. We may think were in for a lucky break, breaking the stereotypical norm, but at the end of the day, rain is always a distinct possibility. Few of us are hermits, most moving about our daily lives moving from one place to another. However, the fast-paced nature of modern-living means that we have to be in touch with the world continually throughout that time. As we walk from our train station to work, were likely catching up with overnight emails. As we walk from the pub home we might be calling a taxi: From moment to moment, our phones are exposed to the elements. This is why a waterproof phone is a necessity, not a luxury.
A phone is only as strong as its weakest entry point. With outlets and ports, these are inherent entry points. One drop of water and youre looking at corrosion of the entire circuit-board. The internal workings of the phone will simply be fighting a losing battle against corrosion. This inherently fragile nature exposes phones to the dangers of the British Climate on an unnecessary level. Its unnecessary because now the technology exists to make these entry points stronger. The technology exists to protect the internal workings of the phone against the danger of the elements. And whats more, it doesnt cost much more than a regular smartphone, and doesnt look much different either. Simple, common sense.
For many of us, our phones are an extension of our identity, our lives. Our contacts, photos, text communications, are all stored here. Therefore when something goes wrong, it hits us personally and were left feeling almost bereft. It makes sense as a result to protect against the most common phone-danger to a UK-user. You only need to do a simple internet search to discover just how desperate we become to restore our phone to life when water has won the battle. Its not just the financial implications, but the personal implications too.
Prevention is better than cure when it comes to water damage and phones. Its far easier and simpler to prevent it from ever becoming a problem in the first place by paying a little more and investing in a waterproof phone. Smartphones are electronic, they inherently dont like water. Protect against this and youll be grateful.
By purchasing a waterproof phone you wont be compromising on design or functionality, you will only be gaining additional peace of mind. Gone are the clumpy, user-unfriendly tough phones of the past: Now we have a new generation of phones ready to take on the British elements. Blending in with the very latest in style, whilst maintaining the best of touch screen technology, this new range of phones are backed by the big names in outdoor working conditions such as Cat, Land Rover and JCB, paired with the leading mobile phone manufacturers such as Samsung and available across the whole spectrum of network providers. You can have your cake and eat it.
Waterproof Phones make sound financial and practical sense for any UK-person. They will be a practical addition that extends your ability to be in touch, on the go, all the time, whatever the weather, whatever your day brings. You wont regret the small additional outlay, whereas you would regret a situation find yourself one night with an internet search, a jar of uncooked rice, a hair-drier and a fear that youve lost your treasured photos on your phone.
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it is called Red Hot kitchen, HERE is a one review I found of it online.
It was really good. I had this vege burrito with sticky white rice inside.
They have Sirachra on the table, so you know that is a good sign.
Fuck. you can't really see it but here is the menu.
If you get hungry for Asian infused Mexican food check them out.
Then I went up to Mt. Baldy with my bro.
We found some snow still in LA in April.


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PITTSBURGH – Bruce Gradkowski knew there was a chance he would one day take snaps with the first team at Heinz Field.
The Pittsburgh Steelers backup quarterback didn't anticipate it happening so soon. Gradkowski practiced with the starters during organized team activities on Thursday while Ben Roethlisberger recovers from minor surgery on his right knee.
Roethlisberger is expected to be ready when training camp begins in July, but Gradkowski understands he may get an opportunity to play. Roethlisberger has missed at least one start in each of that last three years because of injury or disciplinary issues.
The 30-year-old Gradkowski is a Pittsburgh native and has spent his seven-year NFL career bouncing between four teams. He says he's happy to be back in his hometown and is hoping for some stability.


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Tina Marie Machado has lost her Miss Hawaii USA crown after less than a week. Pageant officials said she is too old at 25 and won by mistake.
Machado was told Tuesday to step down in favor of Toni Leimomi Costa, 18, runner-up in the pageant last week.
Pageant director Gay Zuercher said Miss Hawaii USA entrants must be under 25 and it was an error when Machado--who turned 25 in November--was allowed to enter. Zuercher called the mistake "a disappointing turn of events" but added, "Nobody's perfect."
Machado, who already had given up her job at the Honolulu Board of Realtors because her employer feared she would miss too much work, said: "Yesterday I had a crown and a job. Now I have nothing. I'm very confused. I won't give it up this easily."


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Authentic research and exposés prove Jesus Christ is not the person the official Church version tells you. The following interview tries to find out about the real Jesus Christ hidden from us for over two thousand years through intellectual ploys…Continue Reading →
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Who is the real Jesus Christ?
Book review: 1st Century Radical – The Shadowy Origins of the man who became known as Jesus Christ
1st Century Radical: The Shadowy Origins of the man who became known as Jesus Christ – Michael Calum Jacques. Milton Keynes: Authorhouse, 2008. 251 pp. ISBN: 1438915748 At a time when Christian conservatism is at revival and religious values are being evaluated across the world, 1st Century Radical is the most timely guide to understanding not only the basics of Christianity but also the roots of its founder – Jesus Christ. Known in the book as Yeshua-bar-Yosef, Michael Calum Jacques, […]Continue Reading →


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Ice Cube just dropped his newest CD Raw Footage, and Madd Rap Fan says it's pretty good. Though we concur with that general analysis, it appears Mr. Oshea Jackson has continued to invoke gangster imagery and ethos in this current artistic endeavor. Now, we here at GrownHeadz wouldn't dare to posit that there are better, more worthwhile and relevant topics for the wordsmith to mine. Wait, no. That's exactly what we're suggesting. A song on any one of these 5 topics would have resulted in a more relevant, relatable, hell, realer release. For the next album, Cube might consider: Continue reading HOT 5: 5 Songs Ice Cube Needs To Do Now
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Where Is NWA Now?
From AskMen.com
Once labeled the world's most dangerous band, NWA (or Niggaz with Attitude) were the seminal gangsta rap act in the late '80s and early '90s. Although banned from mainstream radio, they still managed to sell over 9 million records from 1986 to 1991. Their first record set the tone, but it was 1988's Straight Outta Compton's portrayal of the violence of gang life in Los Angeles that broke them wide open.
The controversy around the track, "F*ck tha Police," even generated a direct, personal response from an assistant FBI director to the band's label, Ruthless Records, and resulted in local police refusing to provide security for NWA shows. Not content with taking on the cops, the establishment and anyone else who got in their way, Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, MC Ren, and DJ Yella didn't hesitate to take on each other with equal brutality when NWA started to fall apart.
Read on to see how the carnage and the aftermath impacted the careers of each NWA member.
Eazy-E (1986-1991)
aka Eric Lynn Wright
Born in Compton, California, Eazy-E allegedly used the money he earned dealing to kick-start Ruthless Records. Originally, he intended to be the man behind the bands, but when he found himself behind the mic rapping Ice Cube's "Boyz-n-the-Hood," NWA was born. Soon enough, he also found himself at odds with the band for "borrowing" money from them without actually telling them.
When the band started to fall apart the feud grew ever more bitter, Eazy, Ice Cube and Dre traded insults, threats and innuendo on record, taking increasingly brutal pot shots at each other.
What he did after NWA: Though his first solo record, 1988's Eazy-Duz-It, went two-times platinum, Eazy's solo career was short-lived. He died of AIDS in March 1995, but his legacy is lasting: Two of his posthumous solo records released in 1995 did very well, and Eazy has been honored in numerous songs and performances by fellow artists, as well as in a documentary by his son. Compton, California, also commemorates the rapper on Eazy-E Day, which is celebrated annually on April 7th.
Bet you didn't know: Eazy-E is the inspiration for the character of Lance Ryder Wilson, from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
MC Ren (1986-1991)
aka Lorenzo Jerald Patterson
Born in Compton, California, MC Ren was alternately known as The Ruthless Villain and The Villain in Black. Contributing vocals to Straight Outta Compton, Ren joined NWA right out of high school. When Ice Cube left, Ren found himself playing a bigger role within the group, and hung on until the bitter end when NWA disbanded in 1991.
What he did after NWA: Ren stuck with Eazy after the split and released his first solo record in 1992, Kizz My Black Azz. With little in the way of promotion or radio, the debut went platinum — a true testament to Ren's underrated skills on the mic. He made a stab at film production with the straight-to-DVD Lost in the Game (2004), and worked on a second record, Shock of the Hour (1993). Two more records followed, but none were as successful as the first. Still Ren is highly respected by other rappers and has appeared on a variety of records by other artists, like Ice Cube, The D.O.C, Snoop Dogg, Cypress Hill, and others.
What he's doing now: MC Ren is said to have retired, but he appeared on Public Enemy's Rebirth of a Nation in 2006, and is rumored to be recording with a new group called Concrete Criminals.
Bet you didn't know: Ren wears a half-moon ring on his right hand to symbolize the changes he's made in his life.


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With Christmas inching its way toward us like a freight train on meth, I'm sure there are plenty of people out there wondering what to buy for the gamer in their life. There's always a catch-all gift certificate, but that's not really personal. There's always a video game, but if they really wanted it and they're older than 16, they probably bought it themselves already.
So what do you do when you have no idea what to get someone?
First, make sure what they like. Your average first-person shooter fan is probably not going to appreciate an Amiibo, and your average RPG fan might not be fond of sports games. Games come in all shapes and sizes, and everyone has his or her preferred niche.
Sure, some people can appreciate all kinds of games, but just because a person owns a "Madden" or "Halo" game doesn't mean they play it 20 hours a week. It could just be sitting there, gathering dust and why-did-I-buy-that rage.
Instead of games in particular (unless your giftee specifically asked for a title), why not get some merchandise or peripherals that will make gaming (or non-gaming) time more pleasant?
When getting gifts, it's always nice to aim a couple steps above what someone would just buy themselves (if you can afford it).
You're aiming for meaningful, not cheap. Going along with that, if you can't afford at least the thing they've asked for, don't get them a cheaper version and think they'll be happy with it. Just get them something in another category that costs less and is more personalized.
If someone's asking for a pair of Beats, don't get them a knockoff version and expect them to be happy. They'll wind up annoyed and frustrated, and look ungrateful when they didn't get what they wanted, and you'll be upset because you tried and what you got them is "practically the same thing." On behalf of peeved teenagers everywhere, no, no, it is not.
Instead of those Beats you can't afford/refuse to buy on principle, why not buy or make a few CDs (or buy digital downloads) of artists and songs they like? Mix tapes (well, mix CDs/downloads) are super cheap and super personalized, if you give them enough thought.
In the same respect, don't be lazy. Gift cards are nice, sure, but if you're going that route at least include a nice hand-written letter that spells out how you hope they enjoy whatever it is they buy. Or, maybe you can gather a group of people to chip in for store-specific gift cards so they're well on their way to the thing they really want — and that way they can pick their own features/colors, too.
- Know a series they like? Buy a shirt (the right size), or some other token, like a figurine or pin set.
- Avoid items that take up a lot of space. 6-foot-tall cutout? Not unless they've asked for one.
- Get something they can use. T-shirts/clothes are usable, yes, but you've always got a winner when you can buy something your giftee can use over and over. Think coffee mugs/tumblers, keychains, etc.
- Get something they'd laugh at, then use. A Darth Vader cake pan? It's more fun to eat a Darth Vader-shaped cake than a square or round one, and every time they bake out of it they'll think of you.
- Go cheap, but meaningful. A CD full of songs that remind you of your giftee (with a note that explains why you picked each one)? A DVD or game from the bargain bin that looks absolutely terrible, with the promise that you'll endure it with them and bring a 6-pack and some takeout? Sounds like a great, cheap night and good memories for all. You want your gift to say "I understand you and like being around you."
- New keyboard or mouse. Do you know they have a cheap wireless mouse or a keyboard missing buttons, and that they like to play games on their PC? Get them an upgrade. If you've got a super-serious gamer, they'll probably prefer wired keyboards/mice because wireless peripherals can lag. The cream of the crop in gaming keyboards/mice tends to be Logitech (for the mid- to high-end; if you want a higher-end mechanical keyboard, Das Keyboard and Wsad Keyboards make great models that should be the last keyboard your giftee will have to buy). There are more gamer-oriented brands, but for all the LEDs and extra buttons, you also get something more likely to break. Speaking from experience.
- New headset. Does your giftee use a $10 bargain-bin special as their headset? Get them an upgrade. $40-$60 will get you a capable over-the-ear style, and $100 or more should get you a noise-cancelling and wireless headset. Again, Logitech is well-trusted, and some of the more gamer-oriented brands/models come with gamer-oriented breakability.
- Controllers. Special edition controllers are nice, as are extras for friends. But console controllers cost a surprising amount of money, and PC controllers ("game pads") can be hit or miss. Some PC gamers prefer Playstation style, some prefer Xbox style and others go with something in between.
- A new computer or graphics card or …. Just don't, unless they're using what amounts to a toaster. If you're not PC-inclined, don't wade into those shark-infested waters. PCs are personal for gamers, and we tend to be a particular bunch. You can get great deals on parts, but buying a pre-made PC is rarely worth it (unless you don't know how to build one or you're getting a Mac). Buying a pre-made "gaming" PC is almost never worth it.
- A new console. Again, unless they've specifically asked, stay away. If they want a PS4 and you buy them an Xbox One, someone's gonna be out of a lot of money and someone's gonna be irate (but at least a little thankful). You could, however, get one of those old-school game machines that include games from the 8- to 16-bit days. Doubtful a Nintendo version exists, but Atari and Sega Genesis versions do.


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Broward County celebrates its 100 year anniversary with Neil Goldberg's extravaganza 'WE'
Grammy-winning singer Jon Secada and Broadway veteran Linda Eder will lead a cast of more than 100 local performers in director Neil Goldberg's production WE, created especially for Broward County's centennial celebration. The performance caps the year-long celebration at 8 p.m. Oct. 3 at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, 201 SW Fifth Ave. Fort Lauderdale.
Also on the roster for the show are So You Think You Can Dance winner Eliana Girard, breakout star from The Voice Sisaundra Lewis, X Factor singing sensation Lillie McCloud and YouTube sensation/popping dancer Marquese Scott.
At the conclusion of the WE performance, an audience vote will determine a favorite performer, who will win a $10,000 cash prize sponsored by the Neil Goldberg Dream Foundation. The foundation will award each of five runners-up $1,000 cash prizes.
Tickets are $25-$85 and are available via Ticketmaster, www.browardcenter.org, at Broward Center's box office or by calling 954-462-0222. VIP dinner and ticket packages are $160 and include front orchestra seating plus a pre-show dinner in the Mary N. Porter Ballroom at 7 p.m.
WE is presented by Broward 100 as part of the grand finale of Duende, a lineup of events to celebrate the county's 100th birthday through art, culture and entertainment.


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Electromechanical Assembly Technician (KEM2)
Students learn to use the latest techniques and tools to ensure high reliability soldering and electromechanical assembly in this multiple part, hands-on program. The Universal Assembly and Repair module covers all aspects of both single and double-sided through-hole circuit board technology, including: high reliability soldering, solder theory, assembly and rework techniques of wire connections, terminals, axial lead, DIPS, flat packs, and multi-leaded components. The surface mount technology assembly and repair module stresses the safe installation and removal of surface mount components, chip, SOT's, MELF, SOICs, QFPs, and PLCC, using the latest equipment and techniques. Upon satisfactory completion of this program, students will be able to make "accept" or "reject" decisions for the appropriate class/classes of electronic assembly production, based on the acceptability requirements of the IPC-A-610E standard. The IPC-620-A course will train students in modern cabling and harnessing techniques and acceptability requirements of that standard. Students will prepare for the IPC 620 Industry certification. The J-Std-001 course will prepare students to pass the IPC JStd- 001 exam which include both a written and practical element.
The Electromechanical Project Assembly course ties all of the program elements together resulting in a project with soldering, mechanical, cabling, safety, cleaning, and handling elements.
Certificate of Achievement: 463 Hours
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In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
I'm really enjoying these monthly recaps. It especially helps with memory and appreciating how much can be done within a month, rather than letting it fly by.
|Wedding swag, and yes, I am yet to officially change my name. I've only had 8 year's to do it!
(note the literal meaning of the use of the word 'swag'!)
I created a little place on the internet for my photography, own brand name and all(!)
Enjoyed "The Mary Berry Story", a little piece of English history in the foodie world
Igniting my lost flame for art, art journal's have been a real inspiration this month.
Mixed media is a real love of mine, I cant wait to get stuck into my own journal
If you didn't know already, I am well and truly addicted to pinterest...it may have become a problem!
Blood test
Feeling under the weather, a little ill and very tired of being tired, my routine went out of the window
Beyond all that I decided to do Mum's housework, cooking, organising, laundry, as she was ill
I barely saw my husband, perhaps 8 hours a week, if that, it didn't make a happy me
Making dua for him as his candle is being thoroughly burnt at both ends
Currently stuck in a vicious circle, and it's taking far too much of my sparse energy
Healthy, clean eating is hard when most fruit and veg, especially avocado's are astronomical price's, £2 for 1? aint nobody got time for that!
Doing my hardest to keep my head above water and grateful through all the hardship's
I think I can put an art journal to great use as a creative cleanse
Sorted out ephemera, stencils & masks, paper's, supplies etc
Islamic Knowledge
Free ebook - Etiquettes of a Muslim on Friday (Jummah)
Birth: A history - completed
Random Googles
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The PerfectMind development team has been hard at work to bring you features to help attract new members, connect your community and keep your business running efficiently. The features below will have rolled out to everyone by Thursday, October 20th.
Webinar Recording
As a Smart Client user, create a custom status for event attendees. Make a note of why an attendee didn't show up to class or rescheduled. These custom statuses will not affect attendance or punch passes but can be used in the creation of workflows.
Once you have set up your booking widgets, members can easily book appointments and classes online. Say your member wants to book a personal training session: they will choose the service, instructor, and date and time from available time slots. When setting up the appointment booking, you can determine capacity for each appointment, the amount of slots available, extras, include instructor information, and set the online booking period for the appointment.
If a group is checking in using the same membership, avoid the hassle of manually decreasing the count on a punch pass one at a time. When you click to decrease the number of passes left on a punch pass membership, a pop-up will appear allowing you to adjust the count of sessions all at once. The count decreased is limited to the number of sessions originally purchased, and each change triggers a GL posting.
New Enterprise-Only
The facility contract process has been rewritten from the ground up, with major changes to the UI and functionality. The new setup allows you to see detailed fee breakdowns, customize the configuration for cancellation fees, add the reason for cancellation, manage extras when terminating a contract, and more. Make sure you check out all the updates to the new facility contract page to help support your business processes.
When creating an Advanced Registration, apply multiple fees under Facility Booking. Add different fee arrangements based on time parameters such as prime time and non-prime time: charge $15/hour for weekend facility bookings from 9am to 5pm, and $10/hour for regular non-peak hour weekday bookings. PerfectMind uses logic to manage overlapping fees, fees that partially apply to a reservation, and even qualifies whether the fee can still be applied based on your previous settings.
As a global admin, set the dates your staff are allowed to register attendees for an event, and when you want to allow general online registration. By default, the Admin Registration toggle is enabled and gives the admin the ability to register an attendee for an event with the registration open and close dates you have set. Admins can override any attendee conflicts recognized by the conflict manager. Note: you cannot have both Admin Registration and Online Registration disabled at the same time.
If your customers must pay a security deposit when booking a facility, you can add a reason when withholding a security deposit: you could indicate the reason for the deposit, that you are not refunding the security deposit, or that you are issuing a partial refund. This note will be saved with the transaction, and you can generate reports displaying this information.
As a global admin, assign unique GL Accounts to various payment methods so you can easily track the different payment methods your customers are using. Once you have created the payment methods you will allow in your organization, select the GL account that each payment method will be connected to. For multiple location facilities, you can customize the GL Accounts per location.
As a global admin, schedule automatic daily, weekly, or monthly exports of GL summaries from PerfectMind to be uploaded to your specified FTP location in the appropriate format, or have the files stored in a secure location to be manually uploaded later. Set how often and when you want the exports scheduled, and where they are to be saved. Note: this feature is only available to clients who have requested it. For more information, please contact support.
Generate a new report showing events that contain conflicts so they may be easily reviewed and fixed. Conflicts may occur because your staff are unavailable, the event is outside their working hours, the facility might already be booked, or the event may be outside your organizational or facility hours. Choose how you want your report set up with a wide range of filters and display options, and save your configurations so that they remain for your next login.
There was a slight glitch with creating a booking series with a custom repeat pattern in our previous release. It is fixed and you can now create bookings with ultra flexibility.
When making fees available to certain booking types, specify conditions for those fees. Make your fees valid for a date range, per session, per week, or time period.
For enterprise clients, alerts generated during the reservation process will now include the client or facility name, depending on what the alert refers to.
Add a date range for holiday hours by selecting whether the holiday is single day or multiple days, and set the operational hours for the holiday, or if you will be closed to the public for the entire day.
Enterprise users can easily navigate through the list of GL accounts. By default, ten accounts appear per page; you can also change this setting. You can also use the search box to find a specific GL account by number, account type, or name.
Generate maintenance reports to show the events that do not require maintenance, as well as those that do. Your staff can better prepare maintenance for the facility, knowing all prior and future events around the required maintenance.
Facility usage reports now include Category and Calendar. When Category is added to the group of data, the report will be grouped by category.


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Volatile organic compounds in consumer and commercial products
Compound emissions, coatings, aerosol, architectural, automotive refinishing products, asphalt.
Services and information
Aerosol coatings
Emission estimates, proposed Canadian measure, fact sheets, previous consultations.
Architectural coatings
Regulations with various coating in traffic surfaces and stationary structures.
Automotive refinishing products
Regulation with automotive refinishing coatings and surface cleaners, key elements, implementation.
Certain products
Personal care, automotive, household maintenance products, sealants and miscellaneous products.
Cutback asphalt and emulsified asphalt
Emissions from road construction, proposed code of practice, discussion paper.
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Solvent based ink, cleaning products, fountain solution and environmental code of practice.
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About volatile compounds, concerns, impact on human health and environment, government action.
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- Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Concentration Limits for Architectural Coatings Regulations (SOR/2009-264)
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- Revisions to the Proposed Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Concentration Limits for Certain Products Regulations
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Astros report: Maxwell ready to prove himself
Justin Maxwell did exactly what a four-year veteran is supposed to do a week before the Astros' first official spring training workout for the 2013 season.
The center fielder casually shagged fly balls, threw light batting practice and offered up simple tips about a complex game - all with his 4-year-old son.
With about 15 Astros participating in informal workouts Saturday at the minor league portion of the team's Osceola Stadium complex, Maxwell enjoyed the warm, relaxed, sun-filled vibe that is MLB spring training at its best.
"You talk to every player and as soon as the season's over, it's maybe a week or a couple days before guys want to start getting out there on the field," said Maxwell, who hit .229 with 18 home runs and 53 RBIs last season for the Astros. "It's a long time coming. … You can't beat this: 75 degrees every day with no clouds in the sky."
The muscle-armed 29-year-old also has real 2013 goals. The Astros are counting on Maxwell to assert himself as the team's everyday center fielder, becoming a certainty in an everyday lineup that could feature rotating players at the corners. A healthy Maxwell is ready for a strong season. And he wants to own the land around Tal's Hill.
"I know I can play all three outfield positions, but I'm definitely more comfortable in center," said Maxwell, who focused on his right arm strength during the offseason and began hitting earlier than normal.
New faces abound at start of camp
Even Astros players and coaches are adjusting to the team's overhaul, which will see at least 60 spring-training players compete for 40 regular-season spots and features a current roster that's 50 percent different from the end of the 2012 season.
Players starting to trickle in
Manager Bo Porter is expected to attend Sunday's informal workout. Among the Astros in Kissimmee during recent days: infielders Carlos Pena, Brett Wallace, Matt Dominguez, Marwin Gonzalez, Nate Freiman, Carlos Corporan and Chris Wallace; outfielder Robbie Grossman; starting pitcher Alex White; reliever Josh Fields; and prospects Carlos Correa and Rio Ruiz


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She's tried her hand at "'Round Midnight" and "I Should Care," and in a month or so, her "Body and Soul" duet with Tony Bennett will be released. In recent interviews she even revealed a yen to connect with skilled Brit improvisers such as Soweto Kinch. Amy Winehouse was partially shaped by jazz, raised in a home that regularly had jazz spinning (indeed, her father just dropped a disc of vocals that Amy assisted in curating). The inventive phrasing of the vocalists she absorbed helped develop the often chilling and occasionally odd choices she used to render a melody line. (Bennett said she had a little Dinah Washington in her.) One of the reasons Winehouse's emotional clout was so deep was the fact that she'd pepper her tunes with licks that highlighted the lyrics in an utterly discrete manner. Here are five examples of her jazzier side.
1. There Is No Greater Love (Janis Long Session)
Yep, the first few phrases ape Billie, no question. But during this this pithy glide through the Jones/Symes classique, which was set staple done in a guitar/voice duet, Winehouse moves into her own territory Whether cooing or rumbling, she gives her BBC audience a thrill, putting her swooping lines through some paces. There's real power in the sustained "LLLLOOOVE" that marks the conclusion.
Winehouse opens her update with the same phrasing used by the masterful tenor saxophonist on his 1949 original, and negotiates a couple of whitewater passages ("baby let me get next to you") with satisfactory aplomb. The dub snare effect is a big odd – it sounds like the singer would rather have the rhythmic reins loosened a bit – but she manages to careen around the melody regardless.
3. Tenderly (Jools Holland Show)
It's a crazy little snippet with a crazy little piano accompaniment from Holland (which has a train wreck aspect), but it's included here because in her short stab at rerouting the melody, she has an impulse to improvise in an unpredictable manner. It would have been fun to see where her trajectory took her in a longer performance with a more serious accompanyist.
4. Teach Me Tonight (Jools Holland Show)
In the pre-beehive days, she still had a glimmer in her eyes and yen to apply her instrument to some of the jazz gems she absorbed while growing up. Supported by the Brit pianist's big band (or "Rhythm & Blues Orchestra" as the Holland's backdrop proclaims), she rightfully puts a big dollop of lust into the lyric. It's reminiscent of Phoebe Snow's 1976 take, but it's a tickle nonetheless.
Given the pressures of her personal life, the "lost lamb" reference fits a bit too well, turning Gershwin's yearning plaint into a anthem of neediness. She does just fine swooping through the curves and the phrasing of the final "Won't you tell him please/to put on some speed" colors outside the lines with an insightful stroke.


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Visa to have a diversified intellectual interest, evidenced for subjects as the rocking of the parliamentary life, the critical poetry or the sociological-literary one, Slvio Romero published one without number of studies in the period enters 1878 the 1914, year of its death. In the field of sociology, they basically import Introduction to the history of Brazilian literature (1882), Brazilian Etnografia (1888), History of Brazilian literature, 2 vols. (1888), Assays of Legal philosophy (1895) and Assays of sociology and literature (1901). Slayer has similar goals. Slvio Romero was a man of its time, not leaving to feel the influx of the radiated sociological ideas of the Europe. It was member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters and crystallized its image as detached member of the School of Recife, in which if they had joined Tobias Barreto, Clvis Bevilacqua, Joaquin Nabuco, Manoel Bonfim, amongst others. With exception of Tobias Barreto, that demonstrated to particular interest for the German Letters and Philosophy, the School of Recife was a species of doctrinal market whose more current ideas if bound to the Positivismo de Auguste Comte and to the Evolucionismo de Herbert Spencer (IT HISSES, 2007). The general picture of sciences Inspired by the theoretical postulate of Spencer and ahead of the ideas, its to see, inconclusas or isolated elaborated by Brazilian intellectuals of the time, Slvio Romero decided systemize them in one all integrated, therefore, interested to it, above all, to analyze the Brazilian society for a perspective ' ' biossociolgica' ' , data not to conceive the natural and cultural factors as realities coexisting without reciprocal influence. Its orientation was of that the sociological inquiry would have to be carried through by means of procedures methodically concatenated, indicating in its result the factors of natural order (primary), ethnic (secondary) and moral (tertiary). This ampler sociological vision and totalizer of Slvio Romero resulted of a loan that made of definitive elements of spenceriana sociology (PAIM, 2005).
) Inside of this picture it remained to communist parties if to adaptarem to the great only center of decision and, the communist International passed, ' ' of instrument of the socialist revolution in instrument of the diplomacy of the bureaucracy sovitica' ' . With this new configuration the U.R.S.S placed in practical one politics, whose only intention was to defend its interests while nation, that is, the proliferation of the revolution in world-wide scope left the order of the day in detriment of the strategical alliances, such as the politics of pacific coexistence. An example clearly of these delineations made until is the case of the Spanish civil war here, where the U.R.S.S supported an alliance, an only front of all the social classrooms around the popular front, locating against workers and peasants whom if they had organized spontaneously coletivizando lands and against military services that if courageous imposed against the forces of Franco.O broken communist of Spain following the determination of the only center: The encarniado more became defender, more the sanguinrio consequence and of the reestablishment of the bourgeois order. It did not make it, certainly, as agent of the bourgeoisie, but yes as agent of kremlin, blinded for the fear of that a victorious socialist revolution in Spain and France would lead to one ' ' great aliana' ' all the imperialistas powers against the Sovitica.No Union if dealt with, certainly, of a tactical viragem. As soon as the Soviet diplomacy changed the weapon of shoulder and concluded the pact Hitler-Estaline//(Mandel, Ernest. 1977). Mandel clearly leaves the direction of the actions undertaken for the U.R.S.S, and is exactly these actions that had provoked great disillusionments and loss of militant in the European communist parties, that is, with the evidence spoils of it of the intentions of the Soviet behavior soobrou to the European communist parties to undertake an independent, desvencilhada behavior of the great only center, therefore, it forges in the sphere of the peripcias of the Soviet bureaucracy and prohibited been improper its of the socialism in one alone country and of the practical one of the popular front, alliance of classrooms in the search of the social-democratization.
Equally, in terms politicians, the interest and bets in the participation politics of the diligent classroom passed to eminently play one current fort of fight for hegemony and democratization of the spaces politicians (movement of ' ' Trabalhismo' ' of the national unions), putting in guideline the aspitaes social politics, demands and specific necessities felt by the classroom, as was if establishing this collective identity and conscience of classroom), at par that ' went if fortifying an archetype; ' tradicional' ' of laboring classroom, ' ' with its vises and standards of living of world especficos' ' (P. 280) that, according to author, did not arrive to emerge very before the decade of 1880 and acquired its feies in the following pair of decades – as well as the sprouting of ' ' classroom mdia' ' such we know it to which, its particular figurino and habits (polar region, games of golf, etc), not homogeneizada of what the force that the local and regional roots still possuam in the way of being of the laboring classroom – preservation of the customs, of the folklore, etc. in addition, resisted such trend of standardization/uniformizao. Hobsbawn says of a itensificao and ' social and institucional norteamento of the classroom operria' ' , before invisible, expressing also in the directed cultural industry to the popular one; the proliferation of the press specialized in popular music, for example. Simultaneously, a presumption increment of the standard of living of the workers to the time, decurrent of the low cost of living, the social of the state in respect to the housing, beyond the intensification of the internal consumption, characteristic programs that changes in the production system corroborate the structural alterations in course (; in the consumption habits; in the ways of it offers of the merchandises; in the strategies of association and cooperation between the workers).


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Michael and I have a thing for marathoning TV series. It seems to have become a sort of tradition for us.
FIRST MARATHONED SERIES: "The Office"
Two summers ago we decided that I needed to catch up on "The Office" before the next season (at that time it was Season 5) started in the fall. Michael had been a fan from the beginning, but I'd never seen an episode.
In fact, I hadn't even heard about "The Office" until I was at The Forge (leadership training program), and then it was impossible to do anything to right that wrong since we weren't allowed to watch TV (or movies) for the duration of the program.
After I graduated from The Forge, we started watching through the seasons. Michael already owned all of the seasons on DVD, so it made for cheap date nights.
We were engaged and we'd decided to not be in a house by ourselves, so we watched many-an-episode either on my porch or at the park. One of my favorite times was when we were shopping in Norman, OK one day. I'm pretty sure we were registering for our wedding gifts. Anyway, we had brought Michael's laptop, along with one of the season DVDs (of course!), and we decided to sneak in an episode (or two, or three) while we ate. So we bought Papa John's pizza and had a picnic close to the university while we caught up on some more episodes.
We finished the first 4 seasons in plenty of time for Season 5 to air. And for the past two years, we've watched it (usually online after the TV showing) at the normal pace.
WHAT WE LOVE: "The Office" cracks us up. Creed is probably both of our favorite character; he says the most ridiculous things and he's such a creeper (but in a funny way). It's hilarious to watch the characters interact. There are so many awkward characters, which makes for so many awkward moments. It's classic. I think the thing we love the most is that it's a brainless break with lots of laughs.
This is one that I was a little hesitant to start watching. I'd seen part of one episode with Michael and my roommate, Maranda, when we were sophomores in college, and I couldn't understand any of it. I definitely didn't see what they hype was about. I was really confused about the whole "real time" thing.
Michael, however, had started watching it the Christmas break before. Seasons 4 and 5 had been on sale at Blockbuster, and he decided to go for it. He and his mom were the only ones home and they both got HOOKED. They watched Season 4 in 2-3 days, and then watched half of Season 5. He finished 5 right before classes started in January — just in time to watch Season 6 as it aired.
The winter/spring after we got married, Michael would catch Season 7 on HULU after they aired each week. (By the way, between 6 and 7 was The Writer's Strike" so they didn't have a season.) He was always SO into it, but I wasn't really interested. Besides, I was SO busy trying to finish school.
After I graduated at the end of last summer, I told Michael that I'd try to watch a couple of episodes of Season 1 (he'd bought this one too, but he'd never seen it). Let's just say "a couple of episodes" turned into us watching (and buying) ALL of the seasons before Season 8 aired this past January.
That's 7 Seasons + 24 hours each — which equals 168 hours (plus a 2 hr feature in-between 6 & 7) in 6 months!!
We barely finished Season 7 (which is by far the BEST season) in time to catch 8 before they took it off the computer. Michael had already been obsessed, but he told me that I was officially obsessed the night I wanted to stay up and watch 2 more episodes even though it was "past my bedtime". What can I say, it's a great show!
WHAT WE LOVE: 24 is about as suspenseful as you can get (in our opinion). We absolutely love how it pulls you in and you "have to" finish the season once you start it. The writers were absolutely ingenious to do the show like they did. We love the fact that it's in "real time"; it's awesome to be able to see the events unfold over the 24 hour time period. When I first started watching it, I was so impressed with the multiple camera angles on the same scene. They just do such a great job. We also like how attached you get to the different characters. Jack is our favorite (I mean, come on…he's Jack Bauer) and Tony is my #2, while Bill is Michael's. We're so sad to see it end, but we're really excited about the possibility of a movie in a few years!
Neither one of us had ever seen "LOST", but we know lots of people who are/were completely obsessed with it. It was one of those things that we just didn't know if we wanted to commit to it or not. But when "24" ended in June, we promised Danna and Jonathan that we would start "LOST" if they would start "24".
So we watched the pilot episodes of each show together, and then switched DVDs. People had told us that if we liked "24" we'll love "LOST", but it was nothing like it. They're completely different types of shows. We really liked "LOST" from the beginning, but it's not like "24" at all. When we watched "LOST", we felt like we were watching a good novel — if that makes any sense.
We watched it leisurely since there wasn't any big deadline to make (like with the others). However, somehow we still ended up finishing it in less than 2.5 months. We loved that we didn't have to wait weeks and months and years to get to the end. I don't think we could have done it if that was the case. There were just WAY too many questions at the beginning (and throughout the other seasons) and it would have been frustrating. But watching it like we did was great!
WHAT WE LOVE: Like I said earlier, we loved that it felt like we were watching a really good novel (think Ted Dekker). The writers and cast did an absolutely incredible job developing the characters. We truly felt like we were a part of their lives. One of our favorite things was watching one of the characters go from being an absolute jerk to a leader who actually cared about people. From the beginning, we were more into the characters' stories than having all of our questions answered, so we thought the ending was perfect! We also liked how they weren't afraid to bring up religion and all kinds of issues in the series. It gave us SO much to talk about — we only wish that we could have talked to other "LOST" fans about it while it was happening instead of after the show was finished. Michael's favorite character is Charlie, with Sawyer and Hurley tied for #2. Sawyer is my favorite, with Hurley as my #2. It truly is an amazingly creative show.
So there you have it…our Marathoned Series. We're not TV watchers at all, but we really like movies, and watching the Season DVDs feels more like a movie to us. There aren't any others that we'd like to start (unless you have any suggestions).
Since all of "our shows" are over (well, "The Office" isn't ending until probably after this season), we're going to give a new show a try. "The Event" on NBC. We'll probably have to watch it online after it's been aired, but it looks really good!
Q for you: Do you have any "shows"? What are your favorites? Any you've seen advertised for the fall that look good?