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"The Pregnancy Miracle is an immediate downloadable book that addresses both male and female infertility problems," reports Stevenson. "All the information covered is based on the latest scientific research that's been proven to address up to 97% of infertility issues. The book provides info that helps the body get back to a natural and healthy state. You also reap other benefits such as increased energy levels, better skin, hair, and an increase in your sex drive. The advice offered in Pregnancy Miracle also helps stabilize your hormones."
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It is a very common thing for us as draftniks to overanalyze the draft process.
We see a wide receiver drop an easy pass, and we might drop him on our big board from 78 to 83. A great 40 time even when expected can increase your draft stock on message boards.
I think when it comes to the bench press, we really start to nitpick and overanalyze what is going on.
Michael Oher puts up 21 and Eugene Monroe puts up 23 - not impressive in our eyes. Meanwhile, Jason Smith kills the bench press with 33 reps, and all of a sudden he is the top tackle in the draft in your eyes.
However, last year, a rookie should have been elected to the All-Pro team despite only putting up 24 reps on the bench press in Indianapolis at the Combine.
His name is Ryan Clady. Clady dominated in the NFL last season because of his elite feet, hand use, flexibility, fluid hips, awareness and great size. He was strong enough to only give up half a sack against the likes of very good pass-rushers in Gaines Adams, John Abraham, Jerry Porter, Calvin Pace and Julius Peppers.
Hmmm... looks like the bench press is being a little overrated if you ask me. There is more to playing football and being an elite left tackle than how strong your back and arms are. I mean, if this was the case, Tony Mandarich would not have been one of the biggest busts in the history of the NFL Draft.
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FMA: Brotherhood
Death Note
Clannad: After Story
Nodame Cantabile
Attack on Titan
Fate Zero
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Neon Genisis Evangelion
Also, I would add One Piece as well, but I prefer its manga.
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- Monogatari Series (Bakemonogatari, Nisemonogatari, Nekomonogatari, Monogatari Series Second Season, Hanamonogatari, etc)
- Shakugan no Shana (Second)
- Nichijou
- No Game No Life
- Toradora!
- Steins;Gate
- Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works
- Kuroko no Basket (2nd season + 3rd season maybe)
- Toaru Kagaku no Railgun
Wow it's been a while since I've watched anime.
shoutout to the love live series for ruining my life :^)
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Temporary update atm
1. Fate Stay Night series ( UBW included)
2. Hibike Euphonium
3. Charlotte
4. Yamada Kun To 7 Nin no Majo
5. Shokugeki no Soma
6. Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata
7. Classroom Crisis
8. Girlfriend Beta
9. Idolmaster: Cinderella Girls
10. Aldnoah Zero
list will still change in the next few days
Well done and unexpectedly, Kumiko and Shuichi gets together at the end of the novel. Childhood friends are really trends huh
They're the same
Spoiler:- nothing here:
There's nothing to see here
I don't watch that much anime so It won't really be a top 10 i guess..
1. Digimon Tamers
2. Dragonball z/kai
3. Youkai Watch
4. Nyan koi!
5. Inazuma eleven
6. Fullmetal Alchemist
that's it for now..only one I finished watching was Digimon Tamers and Dragonball..
No particular order:
Hunter x Hunter
One Piece
Death Note
Attack on Titan
Full Metal Alchemist
Dragon Ball/Z (can't stand GT)
Ranma 1/2
Stein's Gate
Fairy Tail
Honestly there are dozens of more animes I like.
2. Fate/Zero
3. Steins;Gate
4. Code Geass
5. Kara no Kyoukai film series
6. Fate/Stay Night UBW
7. Princess Mononoke
8. Wolf Children
9. 5 Centimeters Per Second
10. Nodame Cantabile
Honorable Mention. Madoka, Spice and Wolf, Girl Who Leapt through Time
1: Senki Zesshou Symphogear
3: Strike Witches
4: Hidamari Sketch
5: Vividred Operation
6: Puella Magi Madoka Magica
7: Rinne no Lagrange
8: Fate Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya
9: Koufuku Graffiti
10: Sakura Trick
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Hibiki wants hugsSpoiler:- My claims:
Charaters: Illyasviel von Einzbern
Songs: Gekisou Gungnir, Watashi No Koi Wa Hocchikisu, Mirai Fanfare, Ika Ika Ha II De Geso, Super Affection, Neptune Sagashite, Venus Megamix
Game: Tales of Graces F
1. Neon Genesis Evangelion
2. Persona 4: The Animation
3. Kyoukai no Kanata (Beyond the Boundary)
4. Digimon Adventure
5. Durarara!!!
6. Baccano
7. Wolf's Rain
8. Tokyo Ghoul
9. Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day
10. Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni
2.Dragon ball z
5.Sailor moon
6.Winx club
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In a report released Tuesday, Michael Ferguson looked at Canada's security spending in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks and discovered that the government was unable to explain how it spent almost a quarter of the cash.
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair jumped on the finding and accused Harper's Conservatives of mismanagement.
"Will the prime minister hold his minister of public safety accountable for this $3 billion boondoggle," Mulcair said in question period.
Harper called the allegation "completely false.
"The auditor general himself said today this has nothing to do with improper use of government money," the prime minister told the Commons.
"On the contrary, it has to do with the categorization and reporting of expenses between departments . . . There is some lack of clarity. The auditor general has made some suggestions on how we can be more clear in our tracking in the future," Harper said.
The audit examined Ottawa's "public security and anti-terrorism" program that was launched in late 2001 with the goal of deterring terrorism. The program had broad goals and included spending on air security, emergency preparedness, intelligence and policing and border infrastructure.
In all, some $12.9 billion was earmarked for the initiative. However, departments and agencies reported spending just $9.8 billion between 2001 and 2009, leaving $3.1 billion unaccounted for, Ferguson writes in his audit report.
However, audit officials chalk up the discrepancy to lax bookkeeping. The audit suggests several scenarios for what may have happened: the funding may have lapsed and never been spent; or it may have been spent on anti-terror efforts but reported as other program spending; or it may have been spent on program unrelated to security.
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A South African holiday with a difference: Five big adventure breaks (ostrich included)
Elsewhere in this section, actor Richard E. Grant enthuses about the joys of a visit to the land of his birth. But a trip to Swaziland is just one of many unusual things you can build into a holiday to South Africa. Graham Boynton suggests five others:
Feathered fun: Brave visitors can ride an ostrich at the Highgate Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn
Stay In A Treehouse
Waking up after a night in the treetops feels almost as if you're waking up at the dawn of time - you'll find yourself listening to birdsong, feeling the breeze on your face, and looking at the dappled sunshine on leaves just a few feet away from your comfortable bed.
South Africa's treehouse hotels are fun from start to finish. It's a bonus if it rains, too: few things make you feel as simultaneously close to nature and comfortable as listening to the patter of raindrops a few feet above your head while you're warm and dry. At Teniqua Treetops, a 50-minute drive from George on the south-east coast's Garden Route, there are eight treehouses available to rent. They sleep between two and four people and come with a kitchen, bathroom and deck area.
From R1045/£88 to 2050/£174 per night, www.teniquatreetops.co.za.
Play golf the big game way
Not surprisingly, animals provide some of the most thrilling experiences in South Africa, whether you're on safari and getting within touching distance of 400 elephants at Addo National Park or paddling with penguins at Boulders Beach near Cape Town.
Golfers in search of their own uniquely African animal encounter should book a round at the Hans Merensky Golf Estate.
Players at this 18-hole championship course, which lies north of Pretoria on the border of the Kruger National Park, share the fairways and greens with local wildlife, including loping giraffes, impalas and monkeys. Crocodiles and hippos lurk in the water features, so perhaps it's best not to wade in to retrieve a ball after a wayward shot.
Green fees cost R435/£37 per round for non-hotel guests. www.hansmerensky.com.
Ride an ostrich
Most of the ostrich farms that grew up in the 19th century to supply Victorian women with feathers for their flamboyant hats collapsed as fashions changed at the start of the First World War.
But the farms are beginning to thrive again, catering for growing global demand for low-fat ostrich meat - and ostrich-skin handbags. They are also proving a hilarious diversion for tourists drawn to the cartoonish birds with a killer kick. It's certainly a challenge to ride one.
The endearingly scatty-looking creatures - the world's largest birds - are stronger than you might assume, though, and are capable of running at more than 40mph.
You can add this hysteria-inducing experience to your sporting accomplishments at the Highgate Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn. Opened in 1902, it is now run by the fifth generation of the Hooper family. www.highgate.co.za.
Cage-dive with Great White Sharks
If your holiday in South Africa starts to feel a little too luxurious, it might be time to shake things up by getting close to a great white shark - and by close, I mean within inches of those rows of ferocious-looking teeth. Few encounters get the adrenaline pumping more than this.
The stretch of water between Gansbaai and Dyer Island in Western Cape is known as Shark Alley because it is close to Geyser Rock, home to 40,000 appetising Cape fur seals.
Visitors need to set aside between four and five hours for this experience of a lifetime. First you head out to sea in a boat such as the 42ft Apex Predator to hunt for the creatures.
Once a shark or two has been spotted, victims - sorry, eager tourists - can climb into a steel cage which is then winched into the water, while bait is thrown in nearby to ensure everyone gets their money's worth.
R1450/£122 per person, www.sharkcagediving.net.
Cycle down Table Mountain
Reaching the top of Table Mountain is an essential experience for any visitor to Cape Town. But whereas most people then go down the same way as they came up - by cable car - the most exhilarating way to make the descent is on a bike.
Climb on to a high-performance mountain bike, put on a safety helmet, and then tackle the dirt tracks which zigzag down the mountain. Bike hire costs R600/£50.
Buzzing with adrenaline, you might be ready for an even more hair-raising challenge - abseiling 370ft down the rock-face. The adventure lasts about an hour.
Table Mountain abseil costs R800/£67, www.discoverafrica.com.
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Unions in Familiar Fight With New Foe
Massachusetts Democrats Lead Effort to Curb Health-Benefits Negotiations
Unions are facing off against an unlikely foe over a now-familiar issue, as Democrats in Massachusetts move to limit municipal workers' power to negotiate their health benefits.
The effort is the latest by lawmakers in a budget jam to roll back public-union rights. In a state where Democrats control the House and the Senate as well as the governor's office, it shows how the pressures of skyrocketing health care costs on state and local budgets are undermining labor's political clout even in traditional union strongholds.
The unions are fighting back with a campaign against the proposal. "We're going to increase the intensity and get more people engaged in the process," said Robert J. Haynes, president of the Massachusetts AFL-CIO.
The labor federation, which represents about 175,000 municipal workers in Massachusetts who would be affected by the proposal, has run radio ads and turned out thousands of police, firefighters and teachers to rally at the statehouse over the past week. It plans to push those efforts further and increase lobbying of individual lawmakers over the next month.
Earlier this week, the Massachusetts House passed a budget that includes a measure giving 351 cities and towns the authority to set co-pays and deductibles for municipal health benefit plans. Cities that chose to follow the plan would still have to negotiate with unions over workers' share of premiums. The measure, which was voted on separately, passed 111-42 in the House, where Democrats hold a 128-31 majority.
Democratic House Speaker Robert DeLeo said municipalities would save $100 million and have costs in line with health plans administered by a state insurance commission covering nearly 350,000 state employees and their families.
Brian Dempsey, chairman of the state House Ways and Means Committee, said, "We certainly need to embrace this change that will allow communities to have an additional tool to rein in health care costs."
Sharpening the Ax
Massachusetts opens a new front in the fight against public-union benefits
How a plan proposed by lawmakers in Massachusetts stacks up against similar moves in Wisconsin and Ohio to scale back rights for public-employee unions and rein in benefits costs.
- Lets municipalities set deductibles and co-payments unilaterally
- Municipalities must bargain over workers' share of premiums
- Gives as much as 20% of cost savings to workers in the first year
- Increases pension and health-care contributions
- Eliminates bargaining over pensions and health benefits
- Ends automatic dues collection
- Requires annual recertification
- Negotiated wage increases are capped to inflation
- Ends automatic pay increases
- Increases pension and health-care contributions
- Eliminates bargaining over pensions and health benefits
- Prohibits strikes
- Negotiated wage increases put to voters if taxes increase as a result
It's not yet clear if the measure will pass the state Senate or whether one of two others that give unions more leeway—one by Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick and one by a Democratic House member—will prevail.
"If labor can't hold back the tide here, then it can't hold it back anywhere," said Gary Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
Wisconsin and Ohio passed tougher Republican-led measures this year that curb public employees' power to bargain over benefits, boost mandatory increases in pension and health care contributions and make it harder to collect dues. Massachusetts Democrats have sought to distance their proposal from those measures. But a broad coalition of Democrats, including the governor and Boston's mayor, have said changes are needed to contain health care costs in a state with a projected $1.9 billion budget gap in 2012.
Municipal health care costs have risen 11% annually over the past decade, compared with 6.4% a year for a state-administered plan, according to an April study by the Boston Foundation, which administers charitable funds, and the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, which receives corporate funding.
The groups compared the most popular health plans in 14 cities, including Boston, to the private sector and the state-administered plan. They found that the average municipal premium for individuals was $7,785 a year, 39% higher than the average private-sector premium and 9% more than the state plans. Average municipal co-pays were $11, roughly half the state and private sector plans.
Of the 31 House Republicans, 29 voted for the bill. "In the end, this is all pretty much about saving jobs," most of which are unionized in municipalities, said House Minority Leader Brad Jones. He said Republicans waited to cast their votes until enough Democratic members had voted to reach a majority in favor of the plan.
"The Democrats are largely responsible for creating the existing system, so they needed to have a big hand in doing this," he said.
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The Making of "Honey I'm Good" w/ Andy Grammer & The Eli Young Band
Andy Grammer teamed up with Mike Eli from the Eli Young Band to put a country twist on his hit single "Honey I'm Good!"
Andy Grammer teamed up with Mike Eli from the Eli Young Band to put a country twist on his hit single "Honey I'm Good!"
Who's tired? Not the thousands of fans who stood, sang, danced and clapped for Eli Young Band's Sunday evening (June 21) set at Country Jam 2015. The sun was still out, but the temperature had dropped just a tad from earlier in the day, when it flirted with triple digits. The four-man-band took the stage and quickly got fans pumped up with "Drink You Up," "Revelations" and "10,000 Towns."
Headliners like the Band Perry, Tim McGraw and Keith Urban made 2015 Country Jam a summer festival to remember. And Sunday (June 21), the fourth day of the event, was no exception. Toby Keith arrived in Grand Junction, Colo. to blow fans away — and succeeded.
Eli Young Band were one of the fan-favorites during the kickoff of the 2015 Taste of Country Festival. The group stopped by to chat with us about the song that "broke them" — and their pride for #DadBod.
There's nothing like a few shots to get an award-winning country group to spill their secrets. Eli Young Band played 'Never Have I Ever ...' recently and individually revealed who's gone streaking, who's cried during reality television and who has bought something and hid it from his wife.
With "Turn It On," Eli Young Band reveal they were just hoping to write a fun love song for their live show. They overachieved. The uptempo Texas country-rocker may be Mike Eli's sharpest storytelling moment.
The 2015 Country Jam lineup got bigger and even more impressive.
Eli Young Band fans have a lot to look forward to in March.
It's getting closer, folks! The full 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival lineup is now available, and in addition to headliners Tim McGraw, Keith Urban and Toby Keith, 14 other acts have been revealed!
On Monday (Oct. 13), American Music Awards nominees were revealed on Good Morning America, and Texas is lookin' good this year.
Grammy-nominated country rockers Eli Young Band hit up 'The Late Show With David Letterman' on Tuesday night (July 22), bringing with them their new rising single 'Dust.'
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2
My Grade: C+
This is a movie that's been much maligned by both critics and audiences over the last week or two since it was released in various countries. And, honestly, I'm not too sure on why it's getting the vitriol it's been getting, some fans and critics likening it to, what is pretty universally seen as the worst comic book movie, Batman and Robin.
TASM2 is by no means perfect but it's not B&R bad.
The franchise rebooting Spider-Man movie from a couple years ago wasn't too bad, it was probably a bit better, and truer, take on the character and his mythos (Gwen Stacy as his first love/crush, mechanical web-shooters) while taking a slightly more serious tone more in line with how most comic-book inspired movies are these days. (The Tobey McGuire movies being pretty heavy in camp.) This movie tries to build on that and, in all honesty, it does come across a bit muddy in wanting to do too much at once while not being too sure in how to do it. Which is probably where some of the B&R comparisons come from.
In B&R we not only had a new actor for Batman but a movie tried to help build the Batman/Robin dynamic more, introduce Batgirl, two major villains in the mythos while also giving some secondary nods to another major villain (but using him poorly) all the while doing it in an over-the-top manner filled with 1960s era TV Batman camp.
Say what you want about ASM2 it's not trying to do camp, but it is a bit muddy in what it *does* want to do. It tries to carry on the plot thread from the first movie of Peter trying to find out what happened to his birth parents, it deals with his struggles with balancing his superhero life with trying to live a normal life dating Gwen Stacy (in conflict with a promise he made to her father before he died), introduces a friendship fans of the character knew likely existed but it seems like it was in this movie unnaturally as it's clunkily introduced. It then tries to set-up two major villains from the SM mythos while also having a major character moment for the character straight out of the comics.
It's a movie with a lot on its plate and like a kid who ate too many cookies before dinner it ends up pushing these scraps around for a while before it really has to deal with them at the end. Then pretty much dumps half of them on the floor for the dog to eat.
Which is probably the biggest problem in this movie. It doesn't *entirely* know what to do. One of our villains is "Electro" a man who has complete mastery over electricity and in this movie adaptation actually IS electricity. He gets his powers by being electrocuted by a main conduit in a power plant and then falling in a pool full of electric eels.
Sure, okay.
Granted, our hero gets his powers from being bitten by a spider but at least there's hand waving that it was a genetically altered spider. It's not too clear how simply being electrocuted made Electro.
Anyway, Elecrto has confrontation with Spider-Man in Times Square where Electro is disappointed Spider-Man doesn't remember him (from a random encounter they had while he was human at the beginning of the movie) and then gets upset with Spider-Man when a random cop shoots him. That's literally all of the motivation Electro has for hating Spider-Man.
Spider-Man didn't remember him at first and didn't stop a cop from shooting at him.
Spidey is able to subude Electro who is then contained in a NYC facility until he's needed in the third act.
Then there's Harry Osborne, a child hood friend of Peter's but they haven't seen each other since grade-school it seems. (Pretty much an eternity in child-hood terms considering puberty is in there and one of them was a rich kid in boarding school) The two rekindle their friendship almost instantly.
Harry was in town to meet with his father on his death bed from a genetic illness. Oscorp is passed on to Harry as Norman dies and all of the sudden Harry, at 20-something, has this genetic illness kick into overdrive requiring Harry to need treatment NOW rather than in 40-50 years considering the age of his father. Harry assumes Spider-Man's blood can help cure him due to Spider-Man's regenerative powers.
Spider-Man refuses, pissing Harry off, driving him to desperation where he injects himself with the experimental spider venom sealed away deep in Oscorp which has a very negative reaction to Harry who mutates to some degree but has his mutation stalled by putting on the Goblin suit.
Again, it doesn't make much sense how Harry got from A-to-B, his motivations aren't clear and it just seems like it happens because it needs to happen.
Harry had teamed up with Electro in order to steel the venom from Oscorp (as Harry had been "fired" and locked out of the building) and to accomplish this he breaks Electro out of a high-security prison. Electro breaks away to get revenge on Oscorp for stealing his power-plant ideas without giving him credit and to get back at Spider-Man over whatever.
In the middle of all of that Peter and Gwen have some relationship struggles, especially after Gwen decides to go to Oxford to attend school. And the bulk of the movie centers around that, there's major action sequences in the beginning and the end and the middle is largely filled with the personal drama between Peter and Gwen, Peter/Spidey and Harry, and Electo and his stereotype of a prison mental-health professional.
Look, I'll admit this movie is a mess. But it's still somehow sort of fun and enjoyable. I, for one, really liked the combination of music and Electro using his powers (there's a scene where he uses his powers to electrify towers at a powerplant to make electro-punk sounds to taunt Spider-Man.) But that's something I've seen criticized a lot as well.
I still walked out of this movie enjoying it and I think the last few minutes of it could have but cut out, improving the movie vastly, but I'll admit it had problems. I really think a big moment in it could have been done a lot better, for example.
Still I had some fun and look forward to where the franchise goes from here.
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